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Notification of intention to reduce height by 2.5m, reduce south sector by 3m, reduce east sector by 2m, reduce west sector by 1m and crown lift by up to 4m (above ground level, removing mainly epicormic growth) on 1 no. Robinia pseudoacacia tree (quoted as T1).

Footpath O/s Marks & Spencer 16 - 18 East Street Chichester West Sussex PO19 1HS

NOTPO - No DescriptionReference: 25/00320/TCAChichester District Council

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Application location

Footpath O/s Marks & Spencer 16 - 18 East Street Chichester West Sussex PO19 1HS

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Application summary

Status
NOTPO - No Description
Application type
Tree in Conservation Area
Received
10 Feb 2025
Validated
10 Feb 2025
Determination deadline
24 Mar 2025
Local authority
Chichester District Council

Application overview

Notification of intention to reduce height by 2.5m, reduce south sector by 3m, reduce east sector by 2m, reduce west sector by 1m and crown lift by up to 4m (above ground level, removing mainly epicormic growth) on 1 no. Robinia pseudoacacia tree (quoted as T1).

Proposal details

Reference
25/00320/TCA
Alternative references
PP-13741272
Ward
Chichester Central
Parish
Chichester

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF17 Mar 2025View
Delegated ReportDelegated Report · PDF17 Mar 2025View
CCACConsultee Comment · PDF12 Mar 2025View
CDC TREE OFFICER EMAIL TO WSCC (APPLICANT)Correspondence · PDF5 Mar 2025View
WSCC AGREEMENT TO THE AMENDED PROPOSED WORK DESCRIPTION.Correspondence · PDF5 Mar 2025View
THE CHICHESTER SOCIETYConsultee Comment · PDF27 Feb 2025View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF10 Feb 2025View
TREE LOCATION PLANPlan - Decided · PDF10 Feb 2025View

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Decision & conditions

NOT TO PREPARE A TREE PRESERVATION ORDER
Decision Notice
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