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Application regarding three oak trees which grow within Tydd Saint Mary Conservation Area and are within Area One of Tydd St Mary Tree Preservation Order No. 2 1978. Please see the plan attached to the decision notice. Tree 1 and Tree 2 are in the rear garden of Mulberry Lodge, Tree 3 is on the boundary between Mulberry Lodge and Bottom Field (the sports field). Tree 1, English Oak infected by Ganoderma adspersum, fell. PERMISSION HAS ALREADY BEEN GRANTED TO FELL THIS TREE UNDER APPLICATION REFERENCE NUMBER H21-0792-14. Tree 2, Turkey oak. Crown lift to 15 feet (4.572 metres), crown thin by no more than 20%. Tree 3, English oak, sever ivy at ground level and retain as a pollard at 6 metres (above lower small branches), or fell. A survey carried out by an Arboricultural Consultant stated 'The tree is in poor condition: there is a major basal cavity and decay'.

MULBERRY LODGE RECTORY ROAD TYDD ST MARY SPALDING PE13 5QL

TPC Tree Wks ConsentReference: H21-0886-14South Holland District Council

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Application summary

Status
TPC Tree Wks Consent
Application type
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Received
17 Oct 2014
Validated
20 Oct 2014
Determination deadline
15 Dec 2014
Local authority
South Holland District Council

Application overview

Application regarding three oak trees which grow within Tydd Saint Mary Conservation Area and are within Area One of Tydd St Mary Tree Preservation Order No. 2 1978. Please see the plan attached to the decision notice. Tree 1 and Tree 2 are in the rear garden of Mulberry Lodge, Tree 3 is on the boundary between Mulberry Lodge and Bottom Field (the sports field). Tree 1, English Oak infected by Ganoderma adspersum, fell. PERMISSION HAS ALREADY BEEN GRANTED TO FELL THIS TREE UNDER APPLICATION REFERENCE NUMBER H21-0792-14. Tree 2, Turkey oak. Crown lift to 15 feet (4.572 metres), crown thin by no more than 20%. Tree 3, English oak, sever ivy at ground level and retain as a pollard at 6 metres (above lower small branches), or fell. A survey carried out by an Arboricultural Consultant stated 'The tree is in poor condition: there is a major basal cavity and decay'.

Proposal details

Reference
H21-0886-14
Parish
Tydd St Mary
Agent
Arb Core Tree Care Ltd 29 Northorpe Road Donington Spalding Lincolnshire PE11 4XU

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MULBERRY LODGE RECTORY ROAD TYDD ST MARY SPALDING PE13 5QL

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Application FormApplication Form22 Oct 2014View
Site LocationSite Location22 Oct 2014View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice16 Dec 2014View
Supporting InformationSupporting Information22 Oct 2014View

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