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T1 OAK - REMOVE DEAD/DISEASED WOOD FROM CROWN. REDUCE CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 1.5 METRES TO NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS. CROWN LIFT TO GIVE 4 METRES CLEARANCE OVER GROUND LEVEL (AMENDED DESCRIPTION). T2 MULTI STEMMED SWEET CHESTNUT - REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 1.5 METRES TO THE NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS. ONE DEAD STEM (MARKED ON OFFICER PHOTO) - TO FELL PIECEMEAL (AMENDED DESCRIPTION). T3 SWEET CHESTNUT - REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 1.5 METRES TO THE NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS. REMOVE EPICORMIC TRUNK GROWTH TO CROWN BREAK (AMENDED DESCRIPTION). T4 MATURE DEAD/DYING SILVER BIRCH - TO FELL PIECEMEAL TO GROUND LEVEL. GRIND OUT STUMP AND BACKFILL. T5 MATURE OAK - REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 1.5 METRES TO THE NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS & LIFT CROWN TO GIVE 4 METRES OVER GROUND LEVEL (AMENDED DESCRIPTION). T6 LARGE MATURE OAK - REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 2 METRES TO NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS (AMENDED DESCRIPTION). T7 MATURE CHERRY - TO FELL PIECEMEAL TO GROUND LEVEL, GRIND OUT STUMP & BACKFILL. T8 MATURE OAK - REMOVE DEADWOOD (AMENDED DESCRIPTION). T9 & T10 MATURE OAKS - REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 1.5 METRES TO NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS. T11 & T12 MATURE OAKS - REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 2 METRES TO NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS (AMENDED DESCRIPTION).

THE GATWICK SCHOOL, 23 GATWICK ROAD, NORTHGATE, CRAWLEY

ConsentReference: CR/2021/0121/TPOCrawley Borough Council

Application location

THE GATWICK SCHOOL, 23 GATWICK ROAD, NORTHGATE, CRAWLEY

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Application summary

Status
Consent
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
Not published
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
27 Apr 2021
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

T1 OAK - REMOVE DEAD/DISEASED WOOD FROM CROWN. REDUCE CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 1.5 METRES TO NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS. CROWN LIFT TO GIVE 4 METRES CLEARANCE OVER GROUND LEVEL (AMENDED DESCRIPTION). T2 MULTI STEMMED SWEET CHESTNUT - REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 1.5 METRES TO THE NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS. ONE DEAD STEM (MARKED ON OFFICER PHOTO) - TO FELL PIECEMEAL (AMENDED DESCRIPTION). T3 SWEET CHESTNUT - REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 1.5 METRES TO THE NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS. REMOVE EPICORMIC TRUNK GROWTH TO CROWN BREAK (AMENDED DESCRIPTION). T4 MATURE DEAD/DYING SILVER BIRCH - TO FELL PIECEMEAL TO GROUND LEVEL. GRIND OUT STUMP AND BACKFILL. T5 MATURE OAK - REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 1.5 METRES TO THE NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS & LIFT CROWN TO GIVE 4 METRES OVER GROUND LEVEL (AMENDED DESCRIPTION). T6 LARGE MATURE OAK - REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 2 METRES TO NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS (AMENDED DESCRIPTION). T7 MATURE CHERRY - TO FELL PIECEMEAL TO GROUND LEVEL, GRIND OUT STUMP & BACKFILL. T8 MATURE OAK - REMOVE DEADWOOD (AMENDED DESCRIPTION). T9 & T10 MATURE OAKS - REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 1.5 METRES TO NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS. T11 & T12 MATURE OAKS - REDUCE HEIGHT AND CROWN RADIUS BY A MAXIMUM OF 2 METRES TO NEAREST SUITABLE GROWTH POINTS (AMENDED DESCRIPTION).

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2021/0121/TPO
Agent
Simon Petrow Tree Services

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DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted(1).pdfApplication Forms2 Mar 2021View
GATWICK SCHOOL Sketch.docxCurrent Drawings22 Feb 2021View
IMG_20210728_154023.jpgPhotographs28 Jul 2021View
IMG_20210728_154040.jpgPhotographs28 Jul 2021View
IMG_20210728_154109.jpgPhotographs28 Jul 2021View
IMG_20210728_153306.jpgPhotographs28 Jul 2021View
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IMG_20210728_152610.jpgPhotographs28 Jul 2021View
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IMG_20210728_152150.jpgPhotographs28 Jul 2021View
IMG_20210728_151842.jpgPhotographs28 Jul 2021View
IMG_20210728_151854.jpgPhotographs28 Jul 2021View
IMG_20210728_151928.jpgPhotographs28 Jul 2021View
IMG_20210728_151921.jpgPhotographs28 Jul 2021View
Delegated report_CR20210121TPO(1)(1).pdfOfficer Report3 Aug 2021View
DN_CR20210121TPO.pdfDecision3 Aug 2021View

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