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T1 - OAK: REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS TO SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS TO LEAVE A RADIUS OF AT LEAST 2.5M AND A HEIGHT OF AT LEAST 8.5M; WORKS TO BE REPEATED NOT LESS THAN EVERY 5 YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THE PREVIOUS WORKS (AMENDED DESCRIPTION) T2 - OAK: REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS TO SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS TO LEAVE A RADIUS OF AT LEAST 3M AND A HEIGHT OF AT LEAST 12.5M; WORKS TO BE REPEATED NOT LESS THAN EVERY 5 YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THE PREVIOUS WORKS (AMENDED DESCRIPTION) T3 - BEECH: REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS TO SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS TO LEAVE A RADIUS OF AT LEAST 2M AND A HEIGHT OF AT LEAST 8.5M; WORKS TO BE REPEATED NOT LESS THAN EVERY 5 YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THE PREVIOUS WORKS (AMENDED DESCRIPTION)

107 GALES DRIVE, THREE BRIDGES, CRAWLEY, RH10 1QD

ConsentReference: CR/2017/1039/TPOCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Consent
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
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Determination deadline
6 Feb 2018
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

T1 - OAK: REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS TO SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS TO LEAVE A RADIUS OF AT LEAST 2.5M AND A HEIGHT OF AT LEAST 8.5M; WORKS TO BE REPEATED NOT LESS THAN EVERY 5 YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THE PREVIOUS WORKS (AMENDED DESCRIPTION) T2 - OAK: REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS TO SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS TO LEAVE A RADIUS OF AT LEAST 3M AND A HEIGHT OF AT LEAST 12.5M; WORKS TO BE REPEATED NOT LESS THAN EVERY 5 YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THE PREVIOUS WORKS (AMENDED DESCRIPTION) T3 - BEECH: REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS TO SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS TO LEAVE A RADIUS OF AT LEAST 2M AND A HEIGHT OF AT LEAST 8.5M; WORKS TO BE REPEATED NOT LESS THAN EVERY 5 YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THE PREVIOUS WORKS (AMENDED DESCRIPTION)

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2017/1039/TPO

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Application location

107 GALES DRIVE, THREE BRIDGES, CRAWLEY, RH10 1QD

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ucmPUB333870.pdfApplication Forms19 Dec 2017View
ucmPUB344524.pdfCurrent Drawings11 May 2018View
ucmPUB340824.jpgOther Documents26 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340823.jpgOther Documents26 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340825.jpgOther Documents26 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB344744.pdfOfficer Report15 May 2018View
ucmPUB346356.pdfDecision7 Jun 2018View
ucmPUB344743.pdfDecision15 May 2018View

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