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TREES ALONG EASTERN BOUNDARY IN REAR GARDEN- REDUCE OVERHANGING BRANCHES TO SUITABLE GROWING POINTS TO LEAVE 1M OVERHANG OF BOUNDARY LINE. SMALL CONIFER IN FRONT GARDEN - FELL. OVERGROWN HEDGE NEAR ENTRANCE GATE - REDUCE HEIGHT TO 2.5M. EUCALYPTUS IN FRONT GARDEN NEAR HOUSE- REMOVE SMALL STEM GROWING FROM BASE, REDUCE HEIGHT BY 2M AND LATERAL BRANCHES BY 1M, REMOVE LOW BRANCH OVERHANGING HOUSE. SMALL SYCAMORE NEXT TO EUCALYPTUS - FELL. LARGE SWEET CHESTNUT NEAR CAR PORT & GARAGE- LIFT CROWN TO GIVE 6-8M CLEARANCE OVER GROUND

TOLL HOUSE, CHURCH ROAD, POUND HILL, CRAWLEY

No ObjectionReference: CR/2018/0152/TCACrawley Borough Council

Application location

TOLL HOUSE, CHURCH ROAD, POUND HILL, CRAWLEY

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Application summary

Status
No Objection
Application type
Tree(s) in conservation Area
Received
Not published
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
3 Apr 2018
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

TREES ALONG EASTERN BOUNDARY IN REAR GARDEN- REDUCE OVERHANGING BRANCHES TO SUITABLE GROWING POINTS TO LEAVE 1M OVERHANG OF BOUNDARY LINE. SMALL CONIFER IN FRONT GARDEN - FELL. OVERGROWN HEDGE NEAR ENTRANCE GATE - REDUCE HEIGHT TO 2.5M. EUCALYPTUS IN FRONT GARDEN NEAR HOUSE- REMOVE SMALL STEM GROWING FROM BASE, REDUCE HEIGHT BY 2M AND LATERAL BRANCHES BY 1M, REMOVE LOW BRANCH OVERHANGING HOUSE. SMALL SYCAMORE NEXT TO EUCALYPTUS - FELL. LARGE SWEET CHESTNUT NEAR CAR PORT & GARAGE- LIFT CROWN TO GIVE 6-8M CLEARANCE OVER GROUND

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2018/0152/TCA

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Documents 16 of 16

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ucmPUB338410.pdfApplication Forms21 Feb 2018View
ucmPUB340995.pdfCurrent Drawings27 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340277.jpgOther Documents19 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340272.jpgOther Documents19 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340273.jpgOther Documents19 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340276.jpgOther Documents19 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340275.jpgOther Documents19 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340269.jpgOther Documents19 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340266.jpgOther Documents19 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340267.jpgOther Documents19 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340265.jpgOther Documents19 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340270.jpgOther Documents19 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB340271.jpgOther Documents19 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB338411.pdfOther Documents21 Feb 2018View
ucmPUB341006.pdfOfficer Report27 Mar 2018View
ucmPUB341005.pdfDecision27 Mar 2018View

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NO OBJECTION
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