North East Lincolnshire

North East Lincolnshire/DM/0794/25/TPO

The Old Rectory Church Lane Irby Upon Humber North East Lincolnshire DN37 7JR

Decided | Approved with Conditions
Reference
North East Lincolnshire/DM/0794/25/TPO
Authority
North East Lincolnshire
Application type
Tree preservation order
Address
The Old Rectory Church Lane Irby Upon Humber North East Lincolnshire DN37 7JR
Postcode
DN37 7JR
Status
Decided
Decision
Approved with Conditions
Received
13 Sept 2025
Validated
13 Sept 2025
Started
13 Sept 2025
Decided
31 Oct 2025
Source council
North East Lincolnshire
Council source record
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Public data licence
Open Government Licence v3.0
Record updated
18 Jul 2026
SEO index generated
24 Jul 2026
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Proposal

T1 Lime: Crown raise to the height of 7m to allow more natural light into the garden. T2 Cedar: Crown raise to the height of 5m on the field side only by removing the lowest limb off the first main scaffold branch. Reduce the lateral spread over the garden side only from 10m to 6m from the main stem cutting back to viable secondary growth points. Reason being is they have had numerous limbs fail recently and by doing this it should relive some weight out of the limbs and stop wind sail. Remove dead wood and thin by 10% in the way of removing any duplicating or crossing branches. T3 Sweet Chestnut: Pollard to old pollard points leaving it a height of 7m and a crown spread of 1m from main stem. The main leaders have large amount of decay with a split at the top crown break. T4 Sycamore: Pollard to old pollard point leaving it a height of 17m and a canopy spread of 4m from the main stem. T5 Sycamore: Pollard to old pollard point leaving it a height of 17m and a canopy spread of 4m from the main stemT6 Yew: Reduce lateral spread only from 7m leaving a canopy spread of 5m from the main stem cutting back to viable secondary growth points and following natural flowing line with the top of the tree. Reason being it is in very close proximity to the property and garage. This would also balance the tree out and look more aesthetically pleasing to the eye.

Key dates

  1. Received 13 Sept 2025
  2. Validated 13 Sept 2025
  3. Started 13 Sept 2025
  4. Decided 31 Oct 2025

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