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Works to trees in the grounds of Willesby House, Albion Street, Spalding, which is within Spalding Conservation Area. Reference numbers relate to the plan which accompanies the notification. Mulberry, No.59, selective pruning where overhanging wall and Willesby House front garden, thin branches and reduce weight. Holm oak,near No.56, selective reduction to achieve a balanced shape up to 25%. Lime, No.58, top weight reduction to previous cuts and shape to balance, up to 25-30%. Lime, No.57, top weight reduction to previous cuts and shape to balance, up to 25-30%. Beech, No.55, take out heavy weight, up to 40% as the tree is infected with the fungus Ganoderma. Copper beech, No.63, remove priority tree, unsafe, has severe Ganoderma fungal infection, remove tree and soil from the effected area.

Willesby House Albion Street Spalding

TPC Tree Wks ConsentReference: H16-0782-12South Holland District Council

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Status
TPC Tree Wks Consent
Application type
Not published
Received
21 Sept 2012
Validated
24 Sept 2012
Determination deadline
5 Nov 2012
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

Works to trees in the grounds of Willesby House, Albion Street, Spalding, which is within Spalding Conservation Area. Reference numbers relate to the plan which accompanies the notification. Mulberry, No.59, selective pruning where overhanging wall and Willesby House front garden, thin branches and reduce weight. Holm oak,near No.56, selective reduction to achieve a balanced shape up to 25%. Lime, No.58, top weight reduction to previous cuts and shape to balance, up to 25-30%. Lime, No.57, top weight reduction to previous cuts and shape to balance, up to 25-30%. Beech, No.55, take out heavy weight, up to 40% as the tree is infected with the fungus Ganoderma. Copper beech, No.63, remove priority tree, unsafe, has severe Ganoderma fungal infection, remove tree and soil from the effected area.

Proposal details

Reference
H16-0782-12
Parish
Spalding
Agent
Broadgate Homes Ltd Broadgate House Broadgate Weston Hills Spalding PE12 6DB

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Willesby House Albion Street Spalding

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DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormApplication Form25 Sept 2012View
Site LocationSite Location25 Sept 2012View
General PlansGeneral Plans25 Sept 2012View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice8 Nov 2012View
Supporting InformationSupporting Information25 Sept 2012View

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