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Works to trees the subject of Spalding TPO No. 80, 2013, in the grounds of the former Government Offices, Holland Road, Spalding. Sycamore identified as T2 of the Tree Preservation Order, identified as T001 in application. Reduce all lateral limbs that extend over the proposed new footprint of the building by 1.5 metres to give clearance for the piling rig to drill the piles needed for the footings of the new build. The rig is 18 metres high. Lime identified as T1 of the Tree Preservation Order, identified as T002 in application. Reduce all lateral limbs that extend over the proposed new footprint of the building by 3.0 metres to give a 1.5 metre clearance of the building once erected. The areas of both tree crowns to be cut back are highlighted in pink on the attached plan, which was provided with the application.

Government House High Street Spalding

TPC Tree Wks ConsentReference: H16-0118-15South Holland District Council

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Status
TPC Tree Wks Consent
Application type
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Received
10 Feb 2015
Validated
11 Feb 2015
Determination deadline
8 Apr 2015
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

Works to trees the subject of Spalding TPO No. 80, 2013, in the grounds of the former Government Offices, Holland Road, Spalding. Sycamore identified as T2 of the Tree Preservation Order, identified as T001 in application. Reduce all lateral limbs that extend over the proposed new footprint of the building by 1.5 metres to give clearance for the piling rig to drill the piles needed for the footings of the new build. The rig is 18 metres high. Lime identified as T1 of the Tree Preservation Order, identified as T002 in application. Reduce all lateral limbs that extend over the proposed new footprint of the building by 3.0 metres to give a 1.5 metre clearance of the building once erected. The areas of both tree crowns to be cut back are highlighted in pink on the attached plan, which was provided with the application.

Proposal details

Reference
H16-0118-15
Parish
Spalding
Agent
Willow Tree Services Lincs Ltd The Barn Easton Lodge Old Oundle Road Wansford PE8 6NP

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Government House High Street Spalding

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DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormApplication Form12 Feb 2015View
Dwg no. 4054-DGeneral Plans12 Feb 2015View
Dwg. no. 1303-08-NGeneral Plans12 Feb 2015View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice25 Mar 2015View

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