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T1010013 TILIA SPECIES - OUTSIDE 53 MILTON MOUNT AVENUE - FELL TO GROUND COMPLETE WITH STUMP DUE TO KRETZSCHMARIA DEUSTA. REPLACE WITH 10-12CM STANDARD TILIA CORDATA RANCHO X1 T1010047 TILIA SPECIES OUTSIDE 44 MILTON MOUNT AVENUE - FELL TO GROUND COMPLETE WITH STUMP DUE TO KRETZSCHMARIA DEUSTA. REPLACE WITH 10-12CM STANDARD TILIA CORDATA RANCHO X1 . T1010022 TILIA SPECIES OUTSIDE 65 MILTON MOUNT AVENUE - FELL TO GROUND COMPLETE WITH STUMP DUE TO KRETZSCHMARIA DEUSTA. REPLACE WITH 10-12CM STANDARD TILIA CORDATA RANCHO X1

GRASS VERGES IN FRONT OF NOS 53, 44 & 65 MILTON MOUNT AVENUE, POUND HILL, CRAWLEY

ConsentReference: CR/2022/0788/TPOCrawley Borough Council

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Application location

GRASS VERGES IN FRONT OF NOS 53, 44 & 65 MILTON MOUNT AVENUE, POUND HILL, CRAWLEY

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Application summary

Status
Consent
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
Not published
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
1 Feb 2023
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

T1010013 TILIA SPECIES - OUTSIDE 53 MILTON MOUNT AVENUE - FELL TO GROUND COMPLETE WITH STUMP DUE TO KRETZSCHMARIA DEUSTA. REPLACE WITH 10-12CM STANDARD TILIA CORDATA RANCHO X1 T1010047 TILIA SPECIES OUTSIDE 44 MILTON MOUNT AVENUE - FELL TO GROUND COMPLETE WITH STUMP DUE TO KRETZSCHMARIA DEUSTA. REPLACE WITH 10-12CM STANDARD TILIA CORDATA RANCHO X1 . T1010022 TILIA SPECIES OUTSIDE 65 MILTON MOUNT AVENUE - FELL TO GROUND COMPLETE WITH STUMP DUE TO KRETZSCHMARIA DEUSTA. REPLACE WITH 10-12CM STANDARD TILIA CORDATA RANCHO X1

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2022/0788/TPO
Agent
Mr James Canneaux

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms7 Dec 2022View
Milton Mount Avenue Limes.docxCurrent Drawings7 Dec 2022View
IMG_4401.JPGPhotographs7 Dec 2022View
IMG_4402.JPGPhotographs7 Dec 2022View
IMG_4403.JPGPhotographs7 Dec 2022View
IMG_4405.JPGPhotographs7 Dec 2022View
IMG_4406.JPGPhotographs7 Dec 2022View
IMG_4407.JPGPhotographs7 Dec 2022View
IMG_4408.JPGPhotographs7 Dec 2022View
IMG_4409.JPGPhotographs7 Dec 2022View
IMG_4411.JPGPhotographs7 Dec 2022View
Delegated report_CR20220788TPO(1).pdfOfficer Report5 May 2023View
DN_CR20220788TPO.pdfDecision5 May 2023View

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Decision & conditions

CONSENT
DN_CR20220788TPO.pdf
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