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Re-pollard all eleven trees T1 - T11 on southern boundary as now encroaching onto the footpath

5 Station Road Ormesby St Margaret GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk NR29 3PU

APPROVE Conditions/ReasonsReference: 06/21/0832/TCAGreat Yarmouth Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
APPROVE Conditions/Reasons
Application type
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Received
27 Sept 2021
Validated
16 Nov 2021
Determination deadline
28 Dec 2021
Local authority
Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Application overview

Re-pollard all eleven trees T1 - T11 on southern boundary as now encroaching onto the footpath

Proposal details

Reference
06/21/0832/TCA
Parish
Ormesby St Marg.
Agent
Mr Simon Le Page 14 Charles Close Acle NORWICH NR14 3EW

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Application location

5 Station Road Ormesby St Margaret GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk NR29 3PU

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DC Planning App - Consultation Response (neighbour)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (neighbour)1 Apr 2022View
06-21-0832TRE rep 5 Sta Rd OrmesbyPlanning-Delegated Report23 Dec 2021View
Neighbour ResponseDC Planning App - Consultation Response (neighbour)6 Dec 2021View
Highways ResponsePlanning App - Consultation Statutory30 Nov 2021View
Conservation ResponsePlanning App - Consultation Statutory29 Nov 2021View
Tree Officer ResponsePlanning App - Consultation Statutory25 Nov 2021View
IMG_20211116_093713Planning App - Other Supporting Documents16 Nov 2021View
IMG_20211116_093655Planning App - Other Supporting Documents16 Nov 2021View
IMG_20211116_093617Planning App - Other Supporting Documents16 Nov 2021View
IMG_20211116_093542Planning App - Other Supporting Documents16 Nov 2021View
IMG_20211116_093502Planning App - Other Supporting Documents16 Nov 2021View
IMG_20211116_093500Planning App - Other Supporting Documents16 Nov 2021View
IMG_20211116_093430Planning App - Other Supporting Documents16 Nov 2021View
PhotosPlanning App - Other Supporting Documents16 Nov 2021View
Location of treesDC Planning App - New App & Plans22 Oct 2021View
DC Planning App - New App & PlansDC Planning App - New App & Plans22 Oct 2021View

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