Planning applicationDND/26/00446/TREE

319 Queen Street Broughty Ferry Dundee DD5 2HT

DecidedTrees, Ecology & Green Space
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Received

20 July 2026

Validated

20 July 2026

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Hedge RemovalTrees
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Works to front privet hedge and back-garden shrubs/trees, including removals and height reductions to improve light and address overgrowth/blocking.

Impact scale

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3/10
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Application DND/26/00446/TREE

319 Queen Street Broughty Ferry Dundee DD5 2HT

DecidedTrees, Ecology & Green SpaceReceived Dundee City Council

Works to front privet hedge and back-garden shrubs/trees, including removals and height reductions to improve light and address overgrowth/blocking.

The record

Reference
DND/26/00446/TREE
Address
319 Queen Street Broughty Ferry Dundee DD5 2HT
Status
Decided
Category
Trees, Ecology & Green Space
Impact scale
3/10
Authority
Dundee City Council

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Additional application data

Latitude
56.4679
Longitude
-2.8717

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Works to front privet hedge and back-garden shrubs/trees, including removals and height reductions to improve light and address overgrowth/blocking.

As filed with the council

1. Privet Hedge at the front of the property - Remove parts of the hedge and replace with a mix of trees and different hedge species. 2. Laurel in the back garden - Reduce height, currently blocking light into the garden. 3. Cotoneaster - Remove, dead branches with no leaves. 4. Holly tree - Remove, bt lines running through branches. 5. Rhodedendron - Remove. 6. Hawthorn tree - Reduce height to allow more light into the garden. 7. Cotoneaster and Ivy mix - Remove and replace with a mix of smaller plants and flowers.