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Lime Tree - Re-Pollard: Reduce and thin crown by 25%-30% to maintain the shape and proportion of the trees. Remove all basal and epicormic growth along the trunks. Remove all growth back to stubs on branches over gardens. Remove all damaged and diseased wood. Remove any crossing or rubbing branches and branches overhanging property (TPO P1/201/67).

17 Burpham Lane, Guildford, GU4 7LN

DecidedReference: 24/T/00218Guildford Borough Council

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17 Burpham Lane, Guildford, GU4 7LN

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
4 Sept 2024
Validated
9 Sept 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Guildford Borough Council

Application overview

Lime Tree - Re-Pollard: Reduce and thin crown by 25%-30% to maintain the shape and proportion of the trees. Remove all basal and epicormic growth along the trunks. Remove all growth back to stubs on branches over gardens. Remove all damaged and diseased wood. Remove any crossing or rubbing branches and branches overhanging property (TPO P1/201/67).

Proposal details

Reference
24/T/00218
Alternative references
PP-13376796
Ward
Burpham
Parish
Burpham

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Documents 5 of 5

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer reportReport · PDF4 Nov 2024View
Decision noticeDecision · PDF4 Nov 2024View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF6 Sept 2024View
Tree location planPhoto6 Sept 2024View
Photo of treePhoto6 Sept 2024View

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