Cambridge

Cambridge/25/0990/TTPO

Homefield Park Water Lane Impington Cambridgeshire

Decided | Granted Permission
Reference
Cambridge/25/0990/TTPO
Authority
Cambridge
Application type
TTPO
Address
Homefield Park Water Lane Impington Cambridgeshire
Status
Decided
Decision
Granted Permission
Received
16 Sept 2025
Validated
16 Sept 2025
Started
16 Sept 2025
Decided
1 Dec 2025
Source council
Cambridge
Council source record
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Public data licence
Open Government Licence v3.0
Record updated
6 Aug 2026
SEO index generated
7 Aug 2026
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Location

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Proposal

T1: Sycamore - Remove dead stemT3: Ash - Remove smaller south forkT5: Laburnum - Reduce to 1.5mT6: Ash - Remove south stemT7: Laburnum - FellT9: Laburnum - Reduce overhang to road by 1.5m and sever ivyT11: Ash - Prune branch back from overhead cable by up to 1.5mT12: Sycamore - Cut back branch to clear overhead cable by up to 1.5mT13: Laburnum - Cut back branches from overhead cable by up to 1.5mT14: Sycamore - Cut back branches from overhead cable by up to 1.5mT15: Lime - Remove deadwoodT20: Birch - Reduce to 4-5m to create habitat monolithT21: Birch - Reduce to approximately 5m to create habitat monolithT22 and T24: Sweet Chestnut - Remove deadwoodT23: Sweet Chestnut - Create a habitat monolith at approximately 6mT26: Ash - Reduce to 6m to create habitat monolithT28: Sycamore - FellT30, T31, T33, T37 and T52: Sycamore - Sever ivyT32 and T35: Walnut - FellT34: Sycamore - FellT36: Cherry - Reduce to 4m to create habitat monolithT40: Sycamore - Remove remaining fallen stumpT50: Sycamore - FellT53: Group of 6 Sycamores - Sever ivy and remove ivy branches which could fall on pavement when ivy is deadT54: Ash - Remove deadwood and sever ivyT56: Beech - Remove deadwood

Key dates

  1. Received 16 Sept 2025
  2. Validated 16 Sept 2025
  3. Started 16 Sept 2025
  4. Decided 1 Dec 2025

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