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2019/1126/PTA | T1 Common lime - Remove epicormics and crown lift 3-4 metres and remove deadwood. T2 Red Horse chestnut - Remove ivy to aid future re inspection. Reduce Northern primary to dominant stem by 2-3 metres to suitable live growth. T3 Holm oak - Prune back 2x torn/damaged lower secondary branch stubs in Southern crown to the branch bark collar. T4 Copper beech - Reduce back fractured secondary lateral in North/Western side of crown at 4 metres. T5 Common lime - Crown lift low lateral branching over new planting to the East by 4 metres. T6 Common ash - Remove ivy. T7 Holm oak - Crown lift low lateral branching to the South/West by 2 metres. T8 Common lime - Reduce overall crown outline sympathetically by 2-3 metres to suitable live growth and remove deadwood. | The Hermitage Lyndon Road Hambleton Rutland LE15 8TJ Decision: Approve
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Received
Mon 07 Oct 2019
Validated
Tue 29 Oct 2019
Consultation
Recommendation and/or Committee
Decided
Thu 19 Dec 2019

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