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Planning applications in Castle
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Applications in Castle
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212571 Awaiting decision
34 Parkside Quarter, Colchester CO1 1EA
T1 Horse Chestnut - Section fell the tree to ground level, to prune the tree to the boundary would result in poor Arboricultural practice by leaving the tree with large wounds to the main stem as the main topsection of the tree would have to be removed.
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212492 Awaiting decision
11 Middle Mill Road, Colchester CO1 1XL
2x Lime trees in rear garden of application boundary adjacent to northern boundary. Proposal is to reduce the size of the crown of bothtrees by removing around 5.5/6 feet from the outermost branches of thecrown but otherwise retaining the existing heigh
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212482 Awaiting decision
62 Roman Road, Colchester CO1 1UP
Birch (T1) - fell to ground level. Replant with ornamental hawthorn
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212475 Awaiting decision
63 North Hill, Colchester CO1 1PX
T1 - twin stemmed sycamore tree to be pollarded. Overhangs car park area considerably dropping loads of leaves , which makes the ground often slippery for the residents at age concern.
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212438 Awaiting decision
Opposite, The Castle Inn Public House, 92 High Street, Colchester CO1 1TH
Application to discharge condition 4 of approved application 210281
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212401 Awaiting decision
39 Roman Road, Colchester CO1 1UR
Walnut Tree - crown reduction by pollarding
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212285 Awaiting decision
37 Crouch Street East, Colchester CO3 3EN
G1 - Self-sown Sycamores Section fell to ground level and chemically treat stumps to prevent regrowth Damaging boundary wall
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211783 Awaiting decision
St James Rectory, 76 East Hill, Colchester CO1 2QW
Boundary with The Curve Bar building - re-pollarding 3 lime trees backto previous pollarding points, part of regular maintenance to give good clearance to adjacent building
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211685 Awaiting decision
The Limes, 11 Sir Isaacs Walk, Colchester CO1 1JJ
To remove degraded and inappropriate sand and cement render from the south face of the building. To re-render the building with a period- appropriate lime product.
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211566 Awaiting decision
145 North Station Road, Colchester CO1 1UX
We would like to remove the tree at the back of our garden. We are planning to plant a hedge at the back as a replacement of the tree. This tree is approx 6-8feet in front of the boundary fence meaning we loose part of our garden due to the placement. By
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211550 Awaiting decision
Mulberry Tree Family Centre, E, 76 High Street, Colchester CO1 1UF
T1 Common Lime - remove deadwood, crown clean, clear epicormic growth from around base of tree, up to 2m from ground level. T2, T3, T4 Sycamores - remove deadwood. T5 Horse chestnut - reduce the crown of the tree by up to 2.5m all round. T6 Horse chestnu