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T7 (Oak) - Reduce height and crown radius by a maximum of 2 metres to nearest suitable growth points (amended description). T8 (Oak) - Reduce northern portion of crown by a maximum of 2 metres to balance canopy, all cuts to nearest suitable growth points (amended description). Oak (to northwest of T10) - Reduce branches overhanging gardens to north by a maximum of 2 metres to nearest suitable growth points (amended description). T11 (Willow) - Coppice. T12 (Hazel) - Coppice.

Woodland to the south of numbers 5-14 Heathcotes and 65-75 Rawlinson Road, Maidenbower, Crawley

ConsentReference: CR/2025/0244/TPOCrawley Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Consent
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
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Determination deadline
11 Dec 2025
Local authority
Crawley Borough Council

Application overview

T7 (Oak) - Reduce height and crown radius by a maximum of 2 metres to nearest suitable growth points (amended description). T8 (Oak) - Reduce northern portion of crown by a maximum of 2 metres to balance canopy, all cuts to nearest suitable growth points (amended description). Oak (to northwest of T10) - Reduce branches overhanging gardens to north by a maximum of 2 metres to nearest suitable growth points (amended description). T11 (Willow) - Coppice. T12 (Hazel) - Coppice.

Proposal details

Reference
CR/2025/0244/TPO
Agent
A G Tree Surgeons

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Application location

Woodland to the south of numbers 5-14 Heathcotes and 65-75 Rawlinson Road, Maidenbower, Crawley

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Forms17 Oct 2025View
gmail_images20250610_171427.pngCurrent Drawings10 Jun 2025View
gmail_images20250616_172418.pngCurrent Drawings16 Jun 2025View
Heathcotes TIR- Feb-2025(1).pdfSupporting Documents12 May 2025View
IMG_20260113_154132.jpgPhotographs13 Jan 2026View
IMG_20260113_154125.jpgPhotographs13 Jan 2026View
IMG_20260113_154305.jpgPhotographs13 Jan 2026View
IMG_20260113_154246.jpgPhotographs13 Jan 2026View
IMG_20260113_154423.jpgPhotographs13 Jan 2026View
IMG_20260113_154713.jpgPhotographs13 Jan 2026View
IMG_20260113_154325.jpgPhotographs13 Jan 2026View
IMG_20260113_154340.jpgPhotographs13 Jan 2026View
IMG_20260113_154347.jpgPhotographs13 Jan 2026View
IMG_20260113_154309.jpgPhotographs13 Jan 2026View
Delegated report_CR20250244TPO(1).pdfOfficer Report27 Jan 2026View
DN_CR20250244TPO.pdfDecision27 Jan 2026View

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