Application for T1 English oak - Prune back overhanging canopy to the south east from tree standing in No.2 The Old Yews by up to 5 metres being the boundary line to suitable growing points, T2 White beam - Remove one larger branch and four smaller branches over lawn, to remove four smaller branches on second stem growing into conifer and over canopy in No.1 The Old Yews, T3 Flowering Cherry - Remove two branches one extending over the climbing frame and one along the boundary line over the garden in No.1 The Old Yews all subject to Tree Preservation Order No.5 1973
1 & 2 The Old Yews Longfield Kent DA3 7JS
DecidedReference: 19/01471/TPODartford Borough Council
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Application for T1 English oak - Prune back overhanging canopy to the south east from tree standing in No.2 The Old Yews by up to 5 metres being the boundary line to suitable growing points, T2 White beam - Remove one larger branch and four smaller branches over lawn, to remove four smaller branches on second stem growing into conifer and over canopy in No.1 The Old Yews, T3 Flowering Cherry - Remove two branches one extending over the climbing frame and one along the boundary line over the garden in No.1 The Old Yews all subject to Tree Preservation Order No.5 1973
Proposal details
Reference
19/01471/TPO
Alternative references
PP-08250145
Ward
Longfield, New Barn & Southfleet
Parish
Longfield And New Barn
Agent
Quality Tree Care Ltd
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