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T1 - T4 Crown Lift By 6M From Ground Level And Crown Thin By 20%
Reference: V/2009/0585 Ashfield District Council
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13 Nov 2009 16 Dec 2009 7 Jan 2010 Target date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source Application summary
Status TPOCC - Tree Preservation Order - Conditional Consent
Application type Not published
Received Not published
Validated 13 Nov 2009
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Ashfield District Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview T1 - T4 Crown Lift By 6M From Ground Level And Crown Thin By 20%
Proposal details
Reference V/2009/0585
Ward Hucknall North
UPRN 100031233342 Application location 194 Moor Road, Papplewick, Nottinghamshire, NG15 8EQ
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Documents 3 of 3 Filter documents All documents Decisions Forms Plans Document Published Action Decision Notice (R) 16 Dec 2009 View Application Form (R) 18 Nov 2009 View Tree Plan 18 Nov 2009 View
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Decision & conditions TPOCC - Tree Preservation Order - Conditional Consent
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