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Application to carry out works to trees within the grounds of 6 Haverfield Road, Spalding. The majority are subject to Spalding Tree Preservation Order No 40 1990, the trees are also within Spalding Conservation Area. 1.Remove dead conifer on the western side of the entrance driveway, which is not the subject of a Tree Preservation Order. 2. Seven large cedar trees which are the subject of a Tree Preservation Order. Selectively trim back mainly the low branches to give clearance over boundary fencing, to prevent them touching the adjacent dwellings,taking care not to unbalance their canopies. (Care must be taken to prune the trees to give a 'feathered' canopy edge and not just a stark branch line which corresponds with the fence. Where possible achieve this by selectively removing small branches,to thin out,reduce back and lighten the weight of the main branches; but leave some growth present, rather than by the cutting back of large branches just to clear the fence.) 3. Two large cedar trees (subject of a Tree Preservation Order) selectively trim to give clearance from the house and garage up to a maximum of 2-3 metres, where required. 4. Carry out minor crown raising of two cedar trees (subject of Tree Preservation Order)and two other conifers (not subject to Tree Preservation Order), over driveway.

6 Haverfield Road Spalding PE11 2XP

TPC Tree Wks ConsentReference: H16-0871-13South Holland District Council

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6 Haverfield Road Spalding PE11 2XP

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Application summary

Status
TPC Tree Wks Consent
Application type
Not published
Received
3 Oct 2013
Validated
4 Oct 2013
Determination deadline
29 Nov 2013
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

Application to carry out works to trees within the grounds of 6 Haverfield Road, Spalding. The majority are subject to Spalding Tree Preservation Order No 40 1990, the trees are also within Spalding Conservation Area. 1.Remove dead conifer on the western side of the entrance driveway, which is not the subject of a Tree Preservation Order. 2. Seven large cedar trees which are the subject of a Tree Preservation Order. Selectively trim back mainly the low branches to give clearance over boundary fencing, to prevent them touching the adjacent dwellings,taking care not to unbalance their canopies. (Care must be taken to prune the trees to give a 'feathered' canopy edge and not just a stark branch line which corresponds with the fence. Where possible achieve this by selectively removing small branches,to thin out,reduce back and lighten the weight of the main branches; but leave some growth present, rather than by the cutting back of large branches just to clear the fence.) 3. Two large cedar trees (subject of a Tree Preservation Order) selectively trim to give clearance from the house and garage up to a maximum of 2-3 metres, where required. 4. Carry out minor crown raising of two cedar trees (subject of Tree Preservation Order)and two other conifers (not subject to Tree Preservation Order), over driveway.

Proposal details

Reference
H16-0871-13
Parish
Spalding
Agent
Arb Core Tree Care Ltd. 29 Northorpe Road Donington Spalding PE11 4XU

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Application FormApplication Form4 Oct 2013View
Site LocationSite Location4 Oct 2013View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice3 Dec 2013View
Supporting InformationSupporting Information4 Oct 2013View

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