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30% crown thinning, reduce crown and reshape, cutting back branches to property line and to ensure 2m clearance from properties with 3m reduction in height and raise canopy up to 4m to 1no. Oak (T8 branch limitation - no cuts greater than 40mm unless dead) and 1 no. Sycamore (T9 - branch limitation - no cuts greater than 50mm)

34 Hawkshead Place Newton Aycliffe DL5 7DQ

Pending ConsiderationReference: DM/24/02899/TPODurham County Council

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34 Hawkshead Place Newton Aycliffe DL5 7DQ

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Application summary

Status
Pending Consideration
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
22 Oct 2024
Validated
4 Nov 2024
Determination deadline
30 Dec 2024
Local authority
Durham County Council

Application overview

30% crown thinning, reduce crown and reshape, cutting back branches to property line and to ensure 2m clearance from properties with 3m reduction in height and raise canopy up to 4m to 1no. Oak (T8 branch limitation - no cuts greater than 40mm unless dead) and 1 no. Sycamore (T9 - branch limitation - no cuts greater than 50mm)

Proposal details

Reference
DM/24/02899/TPO
Alternative references
PP-13505020
Ward
Aycliffe West (Historic)
Parish
Great Aycliffe

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
ARB COMMENTConsultee Comment6 Dec 2024View
SITE NOTICESite Notice · PDF12 Nov 2024View
NEIGHBOUR NOTIFICATION LISTNeighbour Notification List · PDF5 Nov 2024View
CLLR EDDY ADAMPublic Comment · PDF5 Nov 2024View
TREE LOCATIONSDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2024View
TPO MAPDrawing · PDF30 Oct 2024View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF22 Oct 2024View
OS PROPERTY AND TREE LOCATIONDrawing22 Oct 2024View

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