TW/26/0281Planning Application TW/26/0281
Trees application at Remains Of St Marys Priory Sunk Road Walsingham Norfolk, North Norfolk. View planning documents, track the decision and get email alerts on updates.
T1 - Common Lime (0138), Remove - T2 -Common Lime (0139), Sever Ivy to enable detailed inspection within 1 month - T3 - English Oak (0004), Prune Back to Suitable Growth Point - south and southeast extent of the lowest south limb by 2m - T4 -Atlas Cedar (0111) - Having been subject to several named storms since the last inspection during 2025. I recommend an arborist be appointed to remove instances of dead wood greater than 20mm diameter, also targeting crossing damaged hung up branches. Arborist to inspect limbs and unions, especially the large south limb and its point of attachment upon the main stem. Arborist to document and report any significant defects or areas of concern back to the consulting arborist. Continue to inspect at survey intervals and after high wind/storm events, record date of visual inspections - T5 - Horse Chestnut (0203), Stabilty undermined by river culvert / excavation. Reduce crown height by 6 metres to reduce wind throw as uprooting failure could result in damage to sluice / foot bridge. Within 6months
TW/26/0281
Remains Of St Marys Priory Sunk Road Walsingham Norfolk
This is a tree application at Remains Of St Marys Priory Sunk Road Walsingham Norfolk. North Norfolk has handled 1,399 applications of this type and approves nearly all of them, typically deciding them in 24 days. This one was decided in 35 days, 11 days longer than North Norfolk's median. The site is in the Walsingham conservation area, with 8 listed buildings nearby. There has been 1 other application at this address. In the past year there have been 52 applications across Walsingham.
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