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1000001 TO 1000008, 1000011 TO 1000013, 1000019, 1010020 TO 1010030, 1010032 TO 1010041, 1010043 TO 1010046 (ON PLAN) - 38 X TREES: REMOVE BASAL GROWTH. CROWN LIFT TO GIVE 6M CLEARANCE OVER GROUND AND RE-POLLARD. REPEAT ANNUAL BASAL GROWTH REMOVAL TO 3M ON ALL LIME TREES FOR THE NEXT 5 YEARS

HIGHWAY VERGE TO REAR OF 5 TO 8 ALLYINGTON WAY & 5 TO 8 BETHUNE CLOSE, POUND HILL, CRAWLEY

ConsentReference: CR/2023/0551/TPOCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Consent
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
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Determination deadline
13 Nov 2023
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

1000001 TO 1000008, 1000011 TO 1000013, 1000019, 1010020 TO 1010030, 1010032 TO 1010041, 1010043 TO 1010046 (ON PLAN) - 38 X TREES: REMOVE BASAL GROWTH. CROWN LIFT TO GIVE 6M CLEARANCE OVER GROUND AND RE-POLLARD. REPEAT ANNUAL BASAL GROWTH REMOVAL TO 3M ON ALL LIME TREES FOR THE NEXT 5 YEARS

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2023/0551/TPO
Agent
West Sussex County Council

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Application location

HIGHWAY VERGE TO REAR OF 5 TO 8 ALLYINGTON WAY & 5 TO 8 BETHUNE CLOSE, POUND HILL, CRAWLEY

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Documents 23 of 23

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms18 Sept 2023View
Balcombe road worth Limes.docxCurrent Drawings18 Sept 2023View
Copy of Excel TPO Balcome and Street Hill.xlsxSupporting Documents18 Sept 2023View
Balcombe road limes streetview screen shots pdf.pdfPhotographs18 Sept 2023View
IMG_20240109_125236.jpgPhotographs9 Jan 2024View
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IMG_20240109_124206.jpgPhotographs9 Jan 2024View
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IMG_20240109_125201.jpgPhotographs9 Jan 2024View
IMG_20240109_125206.jpgPhotographs9 Jan 2024View
Delegated report_CR20230551TPO.pdfOfficer Report15 Jan 2024View
DN_CR20230551TPO.pdfDecision16 Jan 2024View

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