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T1 - Norway Maple - Reduce northwest face by 2 metres back to suitable secondary growth points. T3/T4 Bay/Holly - Reduce in height by 1.5 metres, T5 - Lilac - take down as its self seeded in an obstructing location. T6 - Yew - reduce by 2 metres;T7 - Dogwood - Reduce overhang above garden by 1.5 metres, T8/T9 - Sycamores - Take down to ground level, T10 - Cedar - Remove dangerous dead wood and reduce weight on any stressed limbs (St. Catherines Cons Area)

Firbank Cottage, 1 Guildown Road, Guildford, GU2 4EW

DecidedReference: 24/T/00259Guildford Borough Council

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Firbank Cottage, 1 Guildown Road, Guildford, GU2 4EW

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Trees in Conservation Area
Received
8 Oct 2024
Validated
8 Oct 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Guildford Borough Council

Application overview

T1 - Norway Maple - Reduce northwest face by 2 metres back to suitable secondary growth points. T3/T4 Bay/Holly - Reduce in height by 1.5 metres, T5 - Lilac - take down as its self seeded in an obstructing location. T6 - Yew - reduce by 2 metres;T7 - Dogwood - Reduce overhang above garden by 1.5 metres, T8/T9 - Sycamores - Take down to ground level, T10 - Cedar - Remove dangerous dead wood and reduce weight on any stressed limbs (St. Catherines Cons Area)

Proposal details

Reference
24/T/00259
Alternative references
PP-13469921
Ward
St Nicolas
Parish
Friary & St. Nicolas
Agent
Reynolds Tree Care

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DocumentPublishedAction
Officer reportReport · PDF18 Nov 2024View
Decision noticeDecision · PDF18 Nov 2024View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF8 Oct 2024View
Map showing locations of treesPhoto · PDF8 Oct 2024View

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