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Remove 5/6 small trees leaning over the river and crown lift to 2m another 15 trees
Reference: 19/03038/TCA Bath and North East Somerset Council
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Application location Rectory Field, Bristol Road, Chew Stoke, Bristol, Bath And North East Somerset
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Status No Objection
Application type Tree Works Notification in Con Area
Received 4 Jul 2019
Validated 4 Jul 2019
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Bath and North East Somerset Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Remove 5/6 small trees leaning over the river and crown lift to 2m another 15 trees
Proposal details
Reference 19/03038/TCA
Ward Chew Valley
Parish Chew Stoke
Agent C G Tovey Tree Services
UPRN 010023108962
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