98 public planning application records currently listed for City of Lincoln Council. Review each record's source link and current status.
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Planning Alerts currently tracks 98 public planning application records from the council planning portal for this authority. The figures below reflect the current public record feed shown on this page.
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The newest application records currently returned for City of Lincoln Council. These are public planning records, not a record of personal alert deliveries.
286 Burton Road Lincoln Lincolnshire LN1 3UW
Change of use from Existing HMO (Class C4) to flexible use between HMO (Class C4) and Dwelling (Class C3).
Recorded planning application
1 Stenigot Road Lincoln Lincolnshire LN6 3PA
T1 (Contorted Willow) - Remove to ground level. T4 (Birch) - Reduce height by a maximum of 2 metres. T5 (unidentified species) - Reduce height by a maximum of 1 metre and reduce width growing towards the property by a maximum of 1metre. T6 (Cherry) - Reduce height by a maximum of 2.5 metres and undertake a radial reduction by a maximum of 1 metre. T7 (unidentified species) - Reduce height by a maximum of 2 metres. T8 (Apple) - Remove all upright growth to promote the downwards weeping form.
Recorded planning application
Lincoln Cathedral Minster Yard Lincoln Lincolnshire
Removal of modern timber fire brigade platform from the south elevation of the South East Transept and reinstatement of the missing section of quarried window.
Recorded planning application
Submission history
Applications by submitted month for City of Lincoln Council, based on records with a published received date.
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1 Stenigot Road Lincoln Lincolnshire LN6 3PA
T1 (Contorted Willow) - Remove to ground level. T4 (Birch) - Reduce height by a maximum of 2 metres. T5 (unidentified species) - Reduce height by a maximum of 1 metre and reduce width growing towards the property by a maximum of 1metre. T6 (Cherry) - Reduce height by a maximum of 2.5 metres and undertake a radial reduction by a maximum of 1 metre. T7 (unidentified species) - Reduce height by a maximum of 2 metres. T8 (Apple) - Remove all upright growth to promote the downwards weeping form.
6 Manor Close Lincoln Lincolnshire LN2 1RL
T1 Silver Birch - Reduce SW canopy quadrant by a maximum of 4 metres from distal branch ends. Reduce remaining canopy quadrants by a maximum of 2.5 metres from distal branch ends. Reduce tree height by a maximum of 2.5 metres from apex to attain a tree height of 16.5 metres.
High View Carline Road Lincoln Lincolnshire LN1 1HG
G1 - 2 x self-set elders. Remove to low stumps. G2 - 2 x sycamores. Clear BT lines by up to 2 metres. G3 - 6 x small sycamores/ self-set hedge. Cut back by up to 3 metres. T1 - Horse chestnut: Crown reduce regrowth by up to 2 metres. T2 - Sycamore: Reduce by 2 metres in height and spread.
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