Understanding planning · 13 min read
Planning application documents: what to read first
Understand planning application documents, officer reports and decision notices. Use a reading checklist, document table and worked example to inspect a case.
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Cemetery Building Willesborough Cemetery, Church Road, Willesborough, Kent
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Council sourceDescription: T1 Acer Platanoides – 3 x limb removal, remove 3 low limbs arching over garden area towards properties; T2 Yew – 2 x limb removal; T3 Tilia – Remove 3rd order branches that are hanging into garden; T4 Yew – Crown lift stem clear on roadway side to 5 metres; T5 Yew – Crown lift stem clear on roadway side to 5 metres & G1 Tilia x 9 – Remove 3rd order branches hanging into gardens, parking areas etc, remove 2nd order branches back to boundary trunk or appropriate point that is going under 6 metres & cut back to appropriate point any branches within 5 metres of properties.
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