What is planning application DM/26/02001/TPO?

DM/26/02001/TPO is a planning application at 41 Albert Street Durham DH1 4RJ, submitted to Durham County Council. Current status: Pending Consideration.

How can I comment on planning application DM/26/02001/TPO?

You can submit comments on DM/26/02001/TPO through the Durham County Council planning portal. The consultation deadline is 26 August 2026. Visit the council portal to submit your views before the deadline.

DM/26/02001/TPOPending Consideration

41 Albert Street Durham DH1 4RJ

Undecided

This application is awaiting a decision from the council.

Proposal

Lime 1567 (T1) - remove dead wood and crown raise, Eucalyptus A1 (T2) - fell to 3m above ground level, Sycamore 1552 (T3), 1550 (T4), 1551 (T5), 1553 (T6) and Sycamore T08 (T7) - remove dead wood and crown raise, Ash T09 (T8), Sycamore T06 (T9), Oak T04 (T10) - remove dead wood and crown raise

Consultation ends

26 August 2026

First tracked

06 August 2026

Last checked

07 August 2026

Location

DH1 4RJ

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