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T1 - Oak - Fell - Refuse - Reason:- Several long stumps can be rectified with pruning.T2 - Poplar (appears to be Willow) - Crown clean and some limb reduction Reason: Has started to lose limbs due to poor branch unions:T3 - Poplar (Willow) (fallen tree still rooted) - Fell and remove. Would recommend retention of fallen section as good habitat wildlife value and biodiversity. Reason: No reason statedT4 - Poplar - Fell - Refused - Reason: Sound tree adds value to the group and is not causing any significant harm or nuisanceT5 - Chestnut - Crown clean removing hanging branches and dead wood Reason: Safety reasonsT6 - Poplar - Fell - Refused - Reason: Sound tree adds value to the group and is not causing any significant harm or nuisanceT7 - Chestnut - Fell Reason: Poor specimen - thinT8 - 2 x Poplars - Reduce away from property by approx 2 metres from house Reason: Nuisance encroachmentT9 - Poplar - Fell and replace Refused - Reason: Could prune to remove / reduce nuisance encroachment. No information to substantiate claim that roots are affecting drainsT10 - Chestnut - Fell and replant Refused Reason: Integral part of group littering and shading T5, not causing a significant harm or nuisanceT11 - Poplar - Fell Reason: Suppressed, leans. Signs of root lift.

64 Bold Lane Aughton Ormskirk Lancashire L39 6SQ

DecidedReference: T/2014/0087/TPOWest Lancashire Borough Council

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64 Bold Lane Aughton Ormskirk Lancashire L39 6SQ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to Protected Trees
Received
18 Dec 2014
Validated
18 Dec 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Lancashire Borough Council

Application overview

T1 - Oak - Fell - Refuse - Reason:- Several long stumps can be rectified with pruning.T2 - Poplar (appears to be Willow) - Crown clean and some limb reduction Reason: Has started to lose limbs due to poor branch unions:T3 - Poplar (Willow) (fallen tree still rooted) - Fell and remove. Would recommend retention of fallen section as good habitat wildlife value and biodiversity. Reason: No reason statedT4 - Poplar - Fell - Refused - Reason: Sound tree adds value to the group and is not causing any significant harm or nuisanceT5 - Chestnut - Crown clean removing hanging branches and dead wood Reason: Safety reasonsT6 - Poplar - Fell - Refused - Reason: Sound tree adds value to the group and is not causing any significant harm or nuisanceT7 - Chestnut - Fell Reason: Poor specimen - thinT8 - 2 x Poplars - Reduce away from property by approx 2 metres from house Reason: Nuisance encroachmentT9 - Poplar - Fell and replace Refused - Reason: Could prune to remove / reduce nuisance encroachment. No information to substantiate claim that roots are affecting drainsT10 - Chestnut - Fell and replant Refused Reason: Integral part of group littering and shading T5, not causing a significant harm or nuisanceT11 - Poplar - Fell Reason: Suppressed, leans. Signs of root lift.

Proposal details

Reference
T/2014/0087/TPO
Ward
Aughton And Downholland
Parish
Aughton
Agent
Will Hicks Tree Specialist

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