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T1 SYCAMORE: REMOVE SECONDARY SUCKER GROWTH & SMALLER STEM (CIRCA 50 - 75MM) ENCROACHING GARAGE & CAR PARKING AREA. CROWN SPREAD OF TREE TO REMAIN UNAFFECTED. T2 SYCAMORE: LATERAL PRUNE SOUTH ASPECT OVER PROPERTY BY APPROX. 1.5M TO APPROPRIATE GROWTH POINTS TO ENSURE MINIMUM OF 2M CLEARANCE FROM HOUSE. REMAINING CROWN SPREAD OF APPROX. 3M. T3 OAK: CROWN REDUCE BY APPROX. 2M TO APPROPRIATE PRUNING POINTS. FINAL HEIGHT OF APPROX. 10M & CROWN SPREAD OF APPROX. 5M ON ALL ASPECTS

8 HAVERSHAM CLOSE, THREE BRIDGES, CRAWLEY

ConsentReference: CR/2022/0034/TPOCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Consent
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
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Determination deadline
14 Mar 2022
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

T1 SYCAMORE: REMOVE SECONDARY SUCKER GROWTH & SMALLER STEM (CIRCA 50 - 75MM) ENCROACHING GARAGE & CAR PARKING AREA. CROWN SPREAD OF TREE TO REMAIN UNAFFECTED. T2 SYCAMORE: LATERAL PRUNE SOUTH ASPECT OVER PROPERTY BY APPROX. 1.5M TO APPROPRIATE GROWTH POINTS TO ENSURE MINIMUM OF 2M CLEARANCE FROM HOUSE. REMAINING CROWN SPREAD OF APPROX. 3M. T3 OAK: CROWN REDUCE BY APPROX. 2M TO APPROPRIATE PRUNING POINTS. FINAL HEIGHT OF APPROX. 10M & CROWN SPREAD OF APPROX. 5M ON ALL ASPECTS

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2022/0034/TPO
Agent
County Tree Surgeons Ltd

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Application location

8 HAVERSHAM CLOSE, THREE BRIDGES, CRAWLEY

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms17 Jan 2022View
img20220117_14484756.pdfCurrent Drawings17 Jan 2022View
IMG_20220516_152117.jpgPhotographs16 May 2022View
IMG_20220516_151853.jpgPhotographs16 May 2022View
IMG_20220516_151854.jpgPhotographs16 May 2022View
IMG_20220516_152249.jpgPhotographs16 May 2022View
IMG_20220516_152415.jpgPhotographs16 May 2022View
IMG_20220516_152233.jpgPhotographs16 May 2022View
IMG_20220516_152330.jpgPhotographs16 May 2022View
IMG_20220516_152323.jpgPhotographs16 May 2022View
IMG_20220516_152427.jpgPhotographs16 May 2022View
PES403b - 8 Haversham Close Three Bridges - CR20220034TPO.pdfOfficer Report25 May 2022View
DN_CR20220034TPO(1).pdfDecision7 Jun 2022View

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DN_CR20220034TPO(1).pdf
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