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To fell 2 Birch trees in front garden.To reduce Willow in rear garden to 6 metres in height.
Reference: 2015/0966/TPO City of Lincoln Council
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20 Nov 2015 23 Dec 2015 12 Jan 2016 12 Jan 2016 17 Feb 2016 Determination Deadline Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
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Status Decided
Application type Works to a tree with a TPO
Received 20 Nov 2015
Validated 23 Dec 2015
Determination deadline 17 Feb 2016
Local authority City of Lincoln Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview To fell 2 Birch trees in front garden.To reduce Willow in rear garden to 6 metres in height.
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Reference 2015/0966/TPO
Ward Hartsholme
Agent Mr Chris Loughton Application location 42 Woodvale Close Lincoln LN6 3RL
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