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Jubilee Oak - Reduce height by a maximum of 1.5 metres to nearest suitable growth points. Reduce south east, south and south west lateral spreads by a maximum of 1.5m to nearest suitable growth points in order to balance crown and attempt to retain a natural shape of the crown due to the removal/reduction of dead wood on the north side (amended description)

Highway land (opposite 6-8 Grand Parade), High Street, Crawley

ConsentReference: CR/2025/0184/TPOCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Consent
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
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Validated
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Determination deadline
4 Jun 2025
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

Jubilee Oak - Reduce height by a maximum of 1.5 metres to nearest suitable growth points. Reduce south east, south and south west lateral spreads by a maximum of 1.5m to nearest suitable growth points in order to balance crown and attempt to retain a natural shape of the crown due to the removal/reduction of dead wood on the north side (amended description)

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2025/0184/TPO
Agent
West Sussex County Council

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Application location

Highway land (opposite 6-8 Grand Parade), High Street, Crawley

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ApplicationFormRedacted(1).pdfApplication Forms9 Apr 2025View
Jubilee Oak High Street Crawley map.docxCurrent Drawings4 Apr 2025View
IMG_5357.JPGPhotographs4 Apr 2025View
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IMG_20250716_140546.jpgPhotographs16 Jul 2025View
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IMG_20250716_135716.jpgPhotographs16 Jul 2025View
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IMG_20250716_140245.jpgPhotographs16 Jul 2025View
Delegated report_CR20250184TPO(1).pdfOfficer Report22 Jul 2025View
DN_CR20250184TPO.pdfDecision22 Jul 2025View

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DN_CR20250184TPO.pdf
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