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8No. Damson Trees adjacent to Forest Road Boundary: Crown Reduce by 20% - 30% to reduce end weight.
Reference: P/23/1673/2 Charnwood Borough Council
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Status Under Assessment
Application type Not published
Received 8 Sept 2023
Validated 8 Sept 2023
Determination deadline 20 Oct 2023
Local authority Charnwood Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview 8No. Damson Trees adjacent to Forest Road Boundary: Crown Reduce by 20% - 30% to reduce end weight.
Proposal details
Reference P/23/1673/2
Ward Forest Bradgate|Forest Bradgate
Parish Woodhouse|Woodhouse Application location 2 Home Farm Close, Woodhouse, Leicestershire, LE12 8UD
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