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Tree 1 Lime: Crown Lift to 7.5m - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Crown Reduce from approximately 16 metres to a final size of approximately 10 metres in height and 8 metres in lateral spread - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Reduce ivy growth by approximately 50.Tree 2 Sycamore: Crown Lift to 7.5m - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Crown Reduce from approximately 15 metres to a final size of approximately 14 metres in height and 13 metres in lateral spread - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Reduce ivy growth by approximately 50.Tree 3 Sycamore: Crown Lift to 7.5m - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Crown Reduce from approximately 25 metres to a final size of approximately 20 metres in height and 14 metres in lateral spread - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Reduce ivy growth by approximately 50.Tree 4 Lime: Crown Lift to 7.5m - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Crown Reduce to a final size of approximately 10 metres in height and 7 metres in lateral spread - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Reduce ivy growth by approximately 50.Tree 5 Sycamore: Crown Lift to 7.5m - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Crown Reduce from approximately 25 metres to a final size of approximately 22 metres in height and 10 metres in lateral spread - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Tree 6 Sycamore: Crown Lift to 7.5m - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Crown Reduce from approximately 8 metres to a final size of approximately 7 metres in height and 12 metres in lateral spread - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm.

339 Denby Dale Road Durkar Wakefield WF4 3BB

DecidedReference: 25/02354/TPOWakefield Metropolitan District Council

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339 Denby Dale Road Durkar Wakefield WF4 3BB

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Tree Preservation Order Consent
Received
17 Dec 2025
Validated
18 Dec 2025
Determination deadline
12 Feb 2026
Local authority
Wakefield Metropolitan District Council

Application overview

Tree 1 Lime: Crown Lift to 7.5m - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Crown Reduce from approximately 16 metres to a final size of approximately 10 metres in height and 8 metres in lateral spread - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Reduce ivy growth by approximately 50.Tree 2 Sycamore: Crown Lift to 7.5m - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Crown Reduce from approximately 15 metres to a final size of approximately 14 metres in height and 13 metres in lateral spread - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Reduce ivy growth by approximately 50.Tree 3 Sycamore: Crown Lift to 7.5m - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Crown Reduce from approximately 25 metres to a final size of approximately 20 metres in height and 14 metres in lateral spread - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Reduce ivy growth by approximately 50.Tree 4 Lime: Crown Lift to 7.5m - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Crown Reduce to a final size of approximately 10 metres in height and 7 metres in lateral spread - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Reduce ivy growth by approximately 50.Tree 5 Sycamore: Crown Lift to 7.5m - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Crown Reduce from approximately 25 metres to a final size of approximately 22 metres in height and 10 metres in lateral spread - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Tree 6 Sycamore: Crown Lift to 7.5m - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm. Crown Reduce from approximately 8 metres to a final size of approximately 7 metres in height and 12 metres in lateral spread - Maximum pruning wound diameter: 9 cm.

Proposal details

Reference
25/02354/TPO
Ward
Wakefield Rural
Parish
Crigglestone

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Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF10 Feb 2026View
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report · PDF10 Feb 2026View
TREE LOCATIONPhotos17 Dec 2025View

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