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TPO/9/05 - T1 - up to 20% crown thin as required and up to 3M crown reduction.T2 - up to 20% crown thin as required and up to 3M crown reduction.T3 - up to 20% crown thin as required and up to 2M crown reduction.T4 - Reduction for overhanging branches by up to 3M. T4 also requires work by Council to remove dead wood and maintain with branches overhanging road and through electric and telephone cables.

Wayside Cottage Potash Road Billericay Essex CM11 1HH

UnknownReference: 23/01314/TPOBASBasildon Borough Council

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Wayside Cottage Potash Road Billericay Essex CM11 1HH

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Application summary

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Application type
Works To Trees
Received
21 Oct 2023
Validated
23 Oct 2023
Determination deadline
17 Dec 2023
Local authority
Basildon Borough Council

Application overview

TPO/9/05 - T1 - up to 20% crown thin as required and up to 3M crown reduction.T2 - up to 20% crown thin as required and up to 3M crown reduction.T3 - up to 20% crown thin as required and up to 2M crown reduction.T4 - Reduction for overhanging branches by up to 3M. T4 also requires work by Council to remove dead wood and maintain with branches overhanging road and through electric and telephone cables.

Proposal details

Reference
23/01314/TPOBAS
Alternative references
PP-12547677
Parish
Billericay Town Council

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DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF23 Nov 2023View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF21 Oct 2023View
SKETCH PLANDrawing21 Oct 2023View

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