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Fell 2 x Horse Chestnut trees and 2 x Sycamore trees covered by TPO M/2/465/17

Land South Of 33 March Road Wimblington Cambridgeshire

GrantedReference: F/YR22/1209/TRTPOFenland District Council

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Application location

Land South Of 33 March Road Wimblington Cambridgeshire

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
Works to trees protected by a TPO
Received
18 Oct 2022
Validated
18 Oct 2022
Determination deadline
13 Dec 2022
Local authority
Fenland District Council

Application overview

Fell 2 x Horse Chestnut trees and 2 x Sycamore trees covered by TPO M/2/465/17

Proposal details

Reference
F/YR22/1209/TRTPO
Ward
Doddington/Wimblington
Parish
Wimblington Parish Council
Agent
Craig Brand Architectural Design Services

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer ReportOfficer Report · PDF7 Dec 2022View
Draft Decision NoticeDraft Decision Notice · PDF7 Dec 2022View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF7 Dec 2022View
TREE OFFICER COMMENTSConsultee Comment · PDF5 Dec 2022View
WIMBLINGTON PARISH COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF10 Nov 2022View
WIMBLINGTON PARISH COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF10 Nov 2022View
Standard Consultee ListStandard Consultee List · PDF28 Oct 2022View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF18 Oct 2022View
TREE APPLICATION REPORT FOR FYR22/0322/FReport · PDF18 Oct 2022View
PLANNING COMMENTS FOR FYR22/0322/FOther · PDF18 Oct 2022View
PHOTOGRAPHIC SURVEY OF TREES T1 - T12Photo · PDF18 Oct 2022View
DETAILED PHOTOGRAPHIC SURVEY OF T1, T2 & T3 (HOLLOWS)Photo · PDF18 Oct 2022View
Location PlanLocation Plan · PDF18 Oct 2022View
Site PlanSite Plan · PDF18 Oct 2022View
ARBORICULTURAL ASSESSMENTReport · PDF18 Oct 2022View

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  4. Standard Consultation Expiry Date

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  5. Decision Issued Date

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  6. Decision Made Date

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  7. Determination Deadline

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  8. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Grant

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Draft Decision Notice Decision Notice
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