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T6, Oak - Remove epicormic growth from centre of tree and extending below lowermost main branches. Crown reduce the horizontal extent of the tree by 1 - 1.5 metres, to prevent the overhanging of nearby buildings and maintain shape. Possible height reduction if required, this would be a maximum of 1 - 1.5 metres.

17 Rectory Close, Woodchurch, TN26 3QD

Decision MadeReference: OTH/2024/0817Ashford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Tree Preservation Order - works related
Received
26 Apr 2024
Validated
1 May 2024
Determination deadline
26 Jun 2024
Local authority
Ashford Borough Council

Application overview

T6, Oak - Remove epicormic growth from centre of tree and extending below lowermost main branches. Crown reduce the horizontal extent of the tree by 1 - 1.5 metres, to prevent the overhanging of nearby buildings and maintain shape. Possible height reduction if required, this would be a maximum of 1 - 1.5 metres.

Proposal details

Reference
OTH/2024/0817
Ward
Weald South
Parish
Woodchurch

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Application location

17 Rectory Close, Woodchurch, TN26 3QD

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Tree Location PlanPlan26 Apr 2024View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF26 Apr 2024View
Supporting Photo of Tree - 1Photographs and Photomontages · PDF26 Apr 2024View
Supporting Photo of Tree - 2Photographs and Photomontages26 Apr 2024View
Supporting Photo of Tree - 3Photographs and Photomontages26 Apr 2024View
Officer Report 114923.pdf · PDF18 Jun 2024View
Supporting Photo of Tree - 4Photographs and Photomontages26 Apr 2024View
Supporting Photo of Tree - 5Photographs and Photomontages26 Apr 2024View
Decision Notice 114923.pdf · PDF18 Jun 2024View
Supporting Photo of Tree - 6Photographs and Photomontages26 Apr 2024View
Supporting Photo of Tree - 7Photographs and Photomontages · PDF26 Apr 2024View
Site MapPlan26 Apr 2024View
Supporting Photo of Tree - 8Photographs and Photomontages26 Apr 2024View

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Decision Notice 114923.pdf
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