Application for T1 Maple tree on Vimy Drive to crown raise to 2.5m to expose flower bed below and clearing the fence; T2 Maple tree on Swallows Court/Vimy Drive reduce the crown by 1.5m to improve clearance for balcony. Currently 7.5m tall with a spread of 5.4m coming down to 6m tall and a spread of 4m;T9 Lime tree in the car park area opposite the school on Vimy Drive. Raise the crown to 2.5m to clear parking bays and footpath then reduce the height by 2m. Current height 10m reducing to 8m all subject to Tree Preservation Order No.4 1996
Car Park Aea Between 7 Bell Terrace & 46 Vimy Drive, In Front Of 9-15 Vimy Drive & Swallow Court/Vimy Drive Dartford
DecidedReference: 21/01691/TPODartford Borough Council
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Application for T1 Maple tree on Vimy Drive to crown raise to 2.5m to expose flower bed below and clearing the fence; T2 Maple tree on Swallows Court/Vimy Drive reduce the crown by 1.5m to improve clearance for balcony. Currently 7.5m tall with a spread of 5.4m coming down to 6m tall and a spread of 4m;T9 Lime tree in the car park area opposite the school on Vimy Drive. Raise the crown to 2.5m to clear parking bays and footpath then reduce the height by 2m. Current height 10m reducing to 8m all subject to Tree Preservation Order No.4 1996
Proposal details
Reference
21/01691/TPO
Alternative references
PP-10367877
Ward
Bridge
Parish
Not Parished
Agent
Kent County Tree Care Ltd/Mr Michael Padgett
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