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Works to 6no Yew, 1no Horse Chestnut, 1no Holly, 3no Lime and 1no Sycamore Tree covered by TPO 01/1986

The Old Rectory 25 Church Road Christchurch Wisbech PE14 9PQ

GrantedReference: F/YR24/0800/TRTPOFenland District Council

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Application summary

Status
Granted
Application type
Works to trees protected by a TPO
Received
29 Aug 2024
Validated
3 Oct 2024
Determination deadline
28 Nov 2024
Local authority
Fenland District Council

Application overview

Works to 6no Yew, 1no Horse Chestnut, 1no Holly, 3no Lime and 1no Sycamore Tree covered by TPO 01/1986

Proposal details

Reference
F/YR24/0800/TRTPO
Ward
Elm And Christchurch
Parish
Christchurch Parish Council

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Application location

The Old Rectory 25 Church Road Christchurch Wisbech PE14 9PQ

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF26 Nov 2024View
Draft Decision NoticeDraft Decision Notice · PDF26 Nov 2024View
Officer ReportOfficer Report · PDF26 Nov 2024View
23 CHURCH ROAD CHRISTCHURCHPublic Comment · PDF24 Oct 2024View
23 CHURCH ROAD CHRISTCHURCHPublic Comment · PDF20 Oct 2024View
CHRISTCHURCH PARISH COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF11 Oct 2024View
CONSULTANT TREE OFFICERConsultee Comment · PDF7 Oct 2024View
Standard Consultee ListStandard Consultee List · PDF4 Oct 2024View
TREE SKETCH - T11, T12Drawing · PDF3 Oct 2024View
TREE SKETCH - T1 - T10Drawing · PDF3 Oct 2024View
APPLICATION FORM WITHOUT PERSONAL DATACANCELLED · PDF3 Oct 2024View
RESCANNEDApplication Form · PDF3 Oct 2024View
TPO 01/1986Other · PDF1 Oct 2024View

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Grant

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Decision Notice Draft Decision Notice
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