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Notification of works to trees in the grounds of 67 Pinchbeck Road. The trees overhang the northern boundary and extend into the front garden of 69 Pinchbeck Road. The trees are within Spalding Conservation Area. Horse chestnut (western most tree). Remove up to five 're-growth' branches which grow towards the guttering and roof of 69 Pinchbeck Road. Sycamore (eastern most tree). Remove regrowth from the previous lowest cut branch which grows close to the main trunk. Where the tree is severely reduced on the north side and regrown, prune back regrowth which grows horizontally over the front garden and towards the south east corner of the house at 69 Pinchbeck Road. The works will give clearance to the house, help to lessen shading of the front garden and reduce some of the sticky exudates which fall from the sycamore tree on to parked vehicles.

Between 67 and 69 Pinchbeck Road (on 67's side of Boundary) Spalding Lincs PE11 1QF

TPC Tree Wks ConsentReference: H16-0339-13South Holland District Council

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Status
TPC Tree Wks Consent
Application type
Not published
Received
19 Apr 2013
Validated
22 Apr 2013
Determination deadline
3 Jun 2013
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

Notification of works to trees in the grounds of 67 Pinchbeck Road. The trees overhang the northern boundary and extend into the front garden of 69 Pinchbeck Road. The trees are within Spalding Conservation Area. Horse chestnut (western most tree). Remove up to five 're-growth' branches which grow towards the guttering and roof of 69 Pinchbeck Road. Sycamore (eastern most tree). Remove regrowth from the previous lowest cut branch which grows close to the main trunk. Where the tree is severely reduced on the north side and regrown, prune back regrowth which grows horizontally over the front garden and towards the south east corner of the house at 69 Pinchbeck Road. The works will give clearance to the house, help to lessen shading of the front garden and reduce some of the sticky exudates which fall from the sycamore tree on to parked vehicles.

Proposal details

Reference
H16-0339-13
Parish
Spalding
Agent
Darren Biggadike 69 Pinchbeck Road Spalding Lincs PE11 1QF

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Between 67 and 69 Pinchbeck Road (on 67's side of Boundary) Spalding Lincs PE11 1QF

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Application FormApplication Form24 Apr 2013View
Site LocationSite Location24 Apr 2013View
Site LocationSite Location24 Apr 2013View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice28 May 2013View

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