25/00807/TREEPlanning Application 25/00807/TREE
Trees application at The Island Site Mill Lane Little Paxton, Huntingdonshire. View planning documents, track the decision and get email alerts on updates.
G2 -Common Ash - Remove ivy from ground level to 1.5m. G3 - Ash - Remove ivy from ground level to 1.5m. G7 - Alder - Crown lift to 3m. G10 - Alder - Reduce the single Alder back from street lighting by 1m. G12 - Field Maple - Crown lift over the building to give at least 1m clearance to prevent future damage. G13 - Field Maple - Crown lift over parking spaces to 2m. T002 - Wild Cherry - Remove undergrowth and ivy from ground level to just above the first main unions. T003 - Wild Cherry - Remove stems touching the outbuilding roof to prevent future significant damage. T004 - Common Ash - Remove ivy from ground level to 1.5m. T005 - Purple Norway Maple - Remove ivy from ground level to 1.5m. T008 - Crack Willow - Remove ivy from ground level to 1.5m. T009 - Weeping Willow - Remove Ivy from ground level to first main union. T011 - Common Ash - Fell to ground level. T012 - Common Ash - Fell to ground level. T025 - Norway Maple - Remove ivy from ground level to 1.5m. T027 - Common Ash - Remove ground cover from around the base. T036 - Prunus - Remove limbs encroaching on the building. T038 - Alder - Reduce by 2m back from the adjacent building back to good viable growth points.
25/00807/TREE
The Island Site Mill Lane Little Paxton
This is a tree application at The Island Site Mill Lane Little Paxton. Huntingdonshire has handled 1,328 applications of this type and approves nearly all of them, typically deciding them in 41 days. This one was decided in 49 days, 8 days longer than Huntingdonshire's median. The site is in the St Neots conservation area. There are no previous applications recorded at this address.
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