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Various works to tree within Group G1 including;- Sycamore Tree - Reduce by 4 metres in height and side laterals by 3 metres due to excessive shading of neighbouring garden- Ash Tree - Section fell to ground level due to showing signs of Ash die back- Pine Tree - Reduce by 2.5 metres in height and side laterals by 2 metres due to excessive shading of neighbouring garden- Silver Birch Tree - Reduce by 3 metres in height and side laterals by 2 metres - due to excessive shading of neighbouring garden

UK Power Networks Electrical Substation 'Meopham' Wrotham Road Meopham Gravesend Kent DA13 0ET

Consent for TPO tree worksReference: 20220466Gravesham Borough Council

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UK Power Networks Electrical Substation 'Meopham' Wrotham Road Meopham Gravesend Kent DA13 0ET

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Application summary

Status
Consent for TPO tree works
Application type
Works to Protected Tree(s)
Received
29 Apr 2022
Validated
29 Apr 2022
Determination deadline
24 Jun 2022
Local authority
Gravesham Borough Council

Application overview

Various works to tree within Group G1 including;- Sycamore Tree - Reduce by 4 metres in height and side laterals by 3 metres due to excessive shading of neighbouring garden- Ash Tree - Section fell to ground level due to showing signs of Ash die back- Pine Tree - Reduce by 2.5 metres in height and side laterals by 2 metres due to excessive shading of neighbouring garden- Silver Birch Tree - Reduce by 3 metres in height and side laterals by 2 metres - due to excessive shading of neighbouring garden

Proposal details

Reference
20220466
Alternative references
PP-11225066
Ward
Meopham North
Parish
Meopham
Agent
Mr David Mitchell, MB Trees (East Anglia) Ltd

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Decision NoticeDecision NoticeNot publishedView
Application FormApplication FormNot publishedView
Sketch PlanSupplementary InformationNot publishedView
Photo of Tree 1Supplementary InformationNot publishedView
Photo of Tree 2Supplementary InformationNot publishedView
Photo of Tree 3Supplementary InformationNot publishedView

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