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1814 OAK - CROWN REDUCTION BY 1.5 METRES TO APPROPRIATE GROWTH POINTS. REMOVAL OF BASAL/EPICORMIC GROWTH. 1815 OAK - CROWN REDUCTION BY 1.5 METRES TO APPROPRIATE GROWTH POINTS. REMOVAL OF BASAL/EPICORMIC GROWTH. 1816 OAK - CROWN REDUCTION BY 1.5 METRES TO APPROPRIATE GROWTH POINTS. 1818 OAK - FELL 1817 OAK - FELL

AMENITY LAND ADJACENT TO 65 GRATTONS DRIVE, POUND HILL, CRAWLEY

ConsentReference: CR/2022/0517/TPOCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Consent
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
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Determination deadline
25 Oct 2022
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

1814 OAK - CROWN REDUCTION BY 1.5 METRES TO APPROPRIATE GROWTH POINTS. REMOVAL OF BASAL/EPICORMIC GROWTH. 1815 OAK - CROWN REDUCTION BY 1.5 METRES TO APPROPRIATE GROWTH POINTS. REMOVAL OF BASAL/EPICORMIC GROWTH. 1816 OAK - CROWN REDUCTION BY 1.5 METRES TO APPROPRIATE GROWTH POINTS. 1818 OAK - FELL 1817 OAK - FELL

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2022/0517/TPO
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Crawley Borough Council

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Application location

AMENITY LAND ADJACENT TO 65 GRATTONS DRIVE, POUND HILL, CRAWLEY

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Documents 14 of 14

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TPO application form Grattons Drive(1).pdfApplication Forms12 Aug 2022View
Grattons Drive, Pound Hill, Crawley.pdfCurrent Drawings12 Aug 2022View
Grattons Drive, Pound Hill, Crawley (NSG - Planning report.pdfSupporting Documents12 Aug 2022View
TCode205803-1.jpgPhotographs12 Aug 2022View
TCode205803.jpgPhotographs12 Aug 2022View
TCode205806.jpgPhotographs12 Aug 2022View
IMG_20221013_152904.jpgPhotographs17 Oct 2022View
IMG_20221013_152744.jpgPhotographs17 Oct 2022View
IMG_20221013_152758.jpgPhotographs17 Oct 2022View
IMG_20221013_152839.jpgPhotographs17 Oct 2022View
IMG_20221013_152822.jpgPhotographs17 Oct 2022View
IMG_20221013_152901.jpgPhotographs17 Oct 2022View
Tree Preservation Order Application CR20220517TPO - Amenity Land Adjacent to 65 Grattons Drive P.pdfOfficer Report21 Oct 2022View
DN_CR20220517TPO.pdfDecision4 Nov 2022View

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DN_CR20220517TPO.pdf
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