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T1 Cherry - Reduce the height by up to 4m. Reduce the sides by up to approx 2m to create a balanced shape (works are to reduce stress on weak unions and lateral limbs in response to a recent failure of a large limb).

Top Farm Blidworth Waye Papplewick Nottinghamshire NG15 8FE

UnknownReference: 2024/0487TCAGedling Borough Council

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Top Farm Blidworth Waye Papplewick Nottinghamshire NG15 8FE

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Application summary

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Application type
Trees in Conservation Area
Received
16 Jul 2024
Validated
16 Jul 2024
Determination deadline
27 Aug 2024
Local authority
Gedling Borough Council

Application overview

T1 Cherry - Reduce the height by up to 4m. Reduce the sides by up to approx 2m to create a balanced shape (works are to reduce stress on weak unions and lateral limbs in response to a recent failure of a large limb).

Proposal details

Reference
2024/0487TCA
Ward
Newstead Abbey Ward 2015
Parish
Papplewick Parish
Agent
Forest Farm Tree Services

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DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF1 Oct 2024View
Recommendation reportReport & Recommendation · PDF1 Oct 2024View
Tree officer commentsConsultee Comments17 Sept 2024View
ParishConsultee Comments14 Aug 2024View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF17 Jul 2024View

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Decision & conditions

Trees in Cons Area Acceptable
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