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Oak (T4) - Reduce lower and mid crown laterally by a maximum of 2.5 metres to nearest suitable growth points to reduce overhang to rear of Unit 5 (amended description). Oak (T5) - Reduce lower and mid crown laterally by a maximum of 2.5 metres to nearest suitable growth points to reduce overhang to rear of Units 5 & 6 (amended description). Oak (T9) - Reduce lower and mid crown laterally by a maximum of 2 metres to nearest suitable growth points to reduce overhang to rear of Units 7 & 8 (amended description).

Oakwood Industrial Park, Gatwick Road, Northgate, Crawley

ConsentReference: CR/2024/0685/TPOCrawley Borough Council

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Application location

Oakwood Industrial Park, 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
31 Jan 2025
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

Oak (T4) - Reduce lower and mid crown laterally by a maximum of 2.5 metres to nearest suitable growth points to reduce overhang to rear of Unit 5 (amended description). Oak (T5) - Reduce lower and mid crown laterally by a maximum of 2.5 metres to nearest suitable growth points to reduce overhang to rear of Units 5 & 6 (amended description). Oak (T9) - Reduce lower and mid crown laterally by a maximum of 2 metres to nearest suitable growth points to reduce overhang to rear of Units 7 & 8 (amended description).

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2024/0685/TPO
Agent
Dryad Land & Tree Care Ltd

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms6 Dec 2024View
DRYCAL061224.pdfCurrent Drawings6 Dec 2024View
IMG_20250620_085640.jpgPhotographs20 Jun 2025View
IMG_20250620_085540.jpgPhotographs20 Jun 2025View
IMG_20250620_085533.jpgPhotographs20 Jun 2025View
IMG_20250620_085520.jpgPhotographs20 Jun 2025View
IMG_20250620_085413.jpgPhotographs20 Jun 2025View
IMG_20250620_085511.jpgPhotographs20 Jun 2025View
IMG_20250620_085421.jpgPhotographs20 Jun 2025View
IMG_20250620_085431.jpgPhotographs20 Jun 2025View
IMG_20250620_085429.jpgPhotographs20 Jun 2025View
Delegated report_CR20240685TPO.pdfOfficer Report23 Jun 2025View
DN_CR20240685TPO.pdfDecision27 Jun 2025View

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CONSENT
DN_CR20240685TPO.pdf
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