The Beech Tree is situated in the front corner of Beechcroft, 51 Ruff Lane. The tree is in a conservation area and is subject to a TPO. Over recent years it has increasingly encroached over my garden to the rear of 2, Beech Meadow. In recent winds several larger branches have been shed, narrowly missing my wife in the garden. I have consulted Paul Crabtree (arborist) and he advises that it should be possible to lop the tree back to the boundary of my property, to coincide with where it was previously lopped some years ago.My application is to lop the tree back to the boundary of my property to coincide with where it was previously lopped
2 Beech Meadow Ormskirk Lancashire L39 4XL
DecidedReference: T/2024/0007/TPOWest Lancashire Borough Council
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The Beech Tree is situated in the front corner of Beechcroft, 51 Ruff Lane. The tree is in a conservation area and is subject to a TPO. Over recent years it has increasingly encroached over my garden to the rear of 2, Beech Meadow. In recent winds several larger branches have been shed, narrowly missing my wife in the garden. I have consulted Paul Crabtree (arborist) and he advises that it should be possible to lop the tree back to the boundary of my property, to coincide with where it was previously lopped some years ago.My application is to lop the tree back to the boundary of my property to coincide with where it was previously lopped
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Reference
T/2024/0007/TPO
Alternative references
PP-12714643
Ward
Ormskirk East Ward
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