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Planning Application: C6/1988/1242/FP




FULL PERMISSION
Decided - Granted
Red Lodge, High Road, Hatfield, AL9 6HU
Two storey rear extension and replacement garage
527357
207645


100081147789
01/01/1988
12/03/2015

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Granted
13/02/1989
13/02/1989
Delegated

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Application Number Proposal Decision Distance
6/2026/0168/TPO T1 Maple to remove and replant. T2 Sycamore pollard crown down and round in height by 4m, leaving roughly 1m stubs at the top of the tree and leaving lateral limbs at roughly 5m long. T3 Sycamore crown reduction by 1m. T4 Sycamore crown reduction by 1.5m in height and width, and crown lifted with branches wanting to be removed mark with red lines in photo attached. T5 Yew tree reduce main leader that comes out the top of the tree by 1.5m and prune remaining canopy in by 1m back to grown points. TPO 612 (2017) 0
6/2018/0951/TPO Tree A (Sycamore) Bottom limb to be reduced by approximately 2-3m. Over extended branch directly above rear access to property. Tree B (Oak) Reduction of branch overhanging kids play area by 2-3m. Over extended branch will be reduced to mitigate potential failure over playing area. Tree C (Horse Chestnut) Crown lift to 4m and reduction of overextended branch located above walkway by approximately 2-3m. Tree D (Horse Chestnut) Removal of extensively decayed top by 1.5m in Height (previously failed). Singular reaming leading stem to be reduced by 4-5m snapped. Tree E (Sycamore) Reduce crown by 6m in height. Tree has extensive decay within the trunk at approximately 6m. Failure of leading stem has occurred leaving an asymmetrical crown. Tree F (Sycamore) Fell. Removal is required due to extensive lean towards property. Decay is evident within the root plate. Hollowing at the base is a concern. There are visual symptoms of decay. Granted

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