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Roots of the overgrown tree T25 on Wilton drive

Reported via desktop in the Problem with tree roots category anonymously at 13:40, Thu 13 October 2022

Sent to Peterborough City Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 3887695.

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To whom it concern, The overgrown sycamore tree ( T25) which is protected by a Tree Preservation Order is located outside my garden wall but between the garden wall and the pedestrian pavement on Wilton drive. The roots of the tree causes extensive damage to my garden wall which leaning towards one side and made a rift on the wall.The roots of the tree is also damaging my garden pavements. My concern is that the leaning garden wall will be probably collapsed into my garden where my children are playing. Significant part of the tree is overhanging into my property as well. Kindly take the necessary action accordingly. I look forward to hearing from you. Yours faithfully Siby Francis Kannanaikkal

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  • Inspection Arranged

    Thanks for your enquiry regarding a council-owned tree.

    Your enquiry has been allocated to one of our qualified tree surveyors who will carry out an inspection and provide an update within 20 working days.

    State changed to: Investigating

    Posted by Peterborough City Council at 08:22, Fri 14 October 2022

  • This report has been made on private land (e.g. a private property or street or unadopted development). The correct landowner for the report can be found on Land Registry's website at https://www.gov.uk/ search-property-information-land-registry

    State changed to: No further action

    Posted by Peterborough City Council at 13:26, Mon 24 October 2022

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