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Notification of works to an oak tree on the frontage of Holly House, 23 Church Street, Pinchbeck. The tree is within Pinchbeck Conservation Area. Works proposed: Major works to reduce the spread of the tree yet retain the central more upright growing branches. Cut back to a minimum of four main upright branches and allow to re-grow. This to include the removal of branches growing over the road, those growing towards the adjacent dwellings also those obstructing a telegraph pole. Branches will also require some pruning to give clearance to wires. Aim to achieve a tree with an upright branching structure. (It is difficult to fully assess the structure of the tree from ground level due to the presence of ivy. If the central structure is found to be particularly weak with re-growth from previous cuts once works commence, it may be required to reduce the height of the crown. Under this letter the crown may be reduced in height by no more than three metres, to existing growth points).

Between 21 & 23 Church Street Pinchbeck Spalding Lincs PE11 3UA

TPC Tree Wks ConsentReference: H14-0398-15South Holland District Council

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Application summary

Status
TPC Tree Wks Consent
Application type
Not published
Received
30 Apr 2015
Validated
1 May 2015
Determination deadline
12 Jun 2015
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

Notification of works to an oak tree on the frontage of Holly House, 23 Church Street, Pinchbeck. The tree is within Pinchbeck Conservation Area. Works proposed: Major works to reduce the spread of the tree yet retain the central more upright growing branches. Cut back to a minimum of four main upright branches and allow to re-grow. This to include the removal of branches growing over the road, those growing towards the adjacent dwellings also those obstructing a telegraph pole. Branches will also require some pruning to give clearance to wires. Aim to achieve a tree with an upright branching structure. (It is difficult to fully assess the structure of the tree from ground level due to the presence of ivy. If the central structure is found to be particularly weak with re-growth from previous cuts once works commence, it may be required to reduce the height of the crown. Under this letter the crown may be reduced in height by no more than three metres, to existing growth points).

Proposal details

Reference
H14-0398-15
Parish
Pinchbeck
Agent
Mr K Mason Holly House Church Street Pinchbeck Spalding PE11 3UA

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Application location

Between 21 & 23 Church Street Pinchbeck Spalding Lincs PE11 3UA

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Application FormApplication Form5 May 2015View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice15 Jun 2015View

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