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FIVE DAY NOTICE T1 x Laburnum - Fell as dead.
Reference: 21/03282/TCA_5 Cherwell District Council
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27 Sept 2021 27 Sept 2021 27 Sept 2021 27 Sept 2021 2 Oct 2021 Target Decision Date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source Application summary
Status Application Permitted
Application type TCA - 5 Day Notice
Received 27 Sept 2021
Validated 27 Sept 2021
Determination deadline 2 Oct 2021
Local authority Cherwell District Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview FIVE DAY NOTICE T1 x Laburnum - Fell as dead.
Proposal details
Reference 21/03282/TCA_5 Application location Orchard Cottage Cumberford Bloxham Banbury OX15 4QG
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Documents 4 of 4 Filter documents All documents Decisions Other Reports Document Published Action Application Documents 27 Sept 2021 View Application Documents 27 Sept 2021 View Supporting Documents 27 Sept 2021 View Decision 27 Sept 2021 View
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