The Palmyrah, Churchill Close, Lisvane, Cardiff, CF14 0EP

The client has been given two options, however, applicant prefers to fell and replant. The tree species is Common alder (Alnus glutinosa) The proposed work is to fell rather than pollard. The tree is located is the rear garden

Status: Approved
Reference: LISV/TP/22/00071
Type: Work to protected trees
Size: Small
Received: 9 May 2022
Decided: 25 May 2022
Decision: GRANT - Works to Trees

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A decision has been made, so the council is no longer taking comments. Approved, 25 May 2022.

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