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T1 Oak - Reduce radial spread (east aspect only) to leave a minimum of 6m from nearside of stem base (2-3m reduction in length). Crown lift (removal/reduction of low branches) to achieve a maximum of 4m overhead clearance directly above rear garden.

35 Fernhurst Gardens Aldwick PO21 4BA

ApproveConditionallyReference: AW/67/21/TArun District Council

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Application location

35 Fernhurst Gardens Aldwick PO21 4BA

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Application summary

Status
ApproveConditionally
Application type
Not published
Received
22 Feb 2021
Validated
1 Mar 2021
Determination deadline
26 Apr 2021
Local authority
Arun District Council

Application overview

T1 Oak - Reduce radial spread (east aspect only) to leave a minimum of 6m from nearside of stem base (2-3m reduction in length). Crown lift (removal/reduction of low branches) to achieve a maximum of 4m overhead clearance directly above rear garden.

Proposal details

Reference
AW/67/21/T
Parish
Aldwick
Agent
Ms Valerie Owens 35 Fernurst Gardens Aldwick PO21 4BA

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision8 Apr 2021View
Officers ReportOfficers Report8 Apr 2021View
Application Form - COPYApplication24 Feb 2021View
Application FormApplication24 Feb 2021View
Sketch PlanPlans26 Feb 2021View
Photo 8 - split branches near boundaryPlans24 Feb 2021View
Photo 7 - overhanging branchesPlans24 Feb 2021View
Photo 6 - underneath overhanging branches in gardenPlans24 Feb 2021View
Photo 5 - beneath branches overhanging fencePlans24 Feb 2021View
Photo 4 - branches overhanging broken fencePlans24 Feb 2021View
Photo 3 - view from rear boudnary towards housePlans24 Feb 2021View
Photo 2 - rear boundary fencePlans24 Feb 2021View
Photo 1 - view over rear boundary fencePlans24 Feb 2021View
Copy of email from Tree & Landscape Officer 16/2/21Statement26 Feb 2021View
Tree officer response 18/03/21Consultation30 Mar 2021View
PLCOMACKRep Letters17 Mar 2021View
Confirmation of agreement to tree officer comments 01/04/21Planning Correspondence1 Apr 2021View
Email from applicant 1/3 confirming worksPlanning Correspondence1 Mar 2021View
Email from applicant 25/2 confirming work proposed for T1Planning Correspondence26 Feb 2021View
PLACKSystems Correspondence3 Mar 2021View
PLACKSystems Correspondence1 Mar 2021View
PLINVAGSystems Correspondence26 Feb 2021View
PLACKPPSystems Correspondence24 Feb 2021View
PLINVAGSystems Correspondence24 Feb 2021View

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Decision & conditions

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