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Reduce height by 7m from 16m, reduce limb over road by 4m from 10m and crown lift to 6m 1No Horse Chestnut (T1) Reduce width by 3m to leave 6m 1No Yew (T2) Fell 1No Hawthorn (T3), Reduce height by 6m leaving 12m, reduce width by 2.5m leaving 6.5m 1No Beech (T4) Reduce height by 5m leaving 2m 1No Cherry Plum (T5) Crown Lift to 6m from ground 1No Sycamore (T7) All trees within Conservation Area Wade Court and TPO Area A2 subject to TPO 0467.

The Granary, Wade Lane, Havant, PO9 2TB

Decision MadeReference: APP/20/00189Havant Borough Council

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Application location

The Granary, Wade Lane, Havant, PO9 2TB

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Consent under Tree Preservation Orders
Received
28 Feb 2020
Validated
4 Mar 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Havant Borough Council

Application overview

Reduce height by 7m from 16m, reduce limb over road by 4m from 10m and crown lift to 6m 1No Horse Chestnut (T1) Reduce width by 3m to leave 6m 1No Yew (T2) Fell 1No Hawthorn (T3), Reduce height by 6m leaving 12m, reduce width by 2.5m leaving 6.5m 1No Beech (T4) Reduce height by 5m leaving 2m 1No Cherry Plum (T5) Crown Lift to 6m from ground 1No Sycamore (T7) All trees within Conservation Area Wade Court and TPO Area A2 subject to TPO 0467.

Proposal details

Reference
APP/20/00189
Agent
Blendworth Tree Surgeons

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
TITLE:EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLANMaps & Plans · PDF2 Mar 2020View
Title: DELEGATED REPORTDecision · PDF3 Apr 2020View
TITLE:PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLANMaps & Plans · PDF2 Mar 2020View
APPLICATION FORMApplication · PDF4 Mar 2020View
TITLE:EXISTING AND PROPOSED ELEVATIONSMaps & Plans · PDF2 Mar 2020View
Title: DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF3 Apr 2020View
Title: CONSULTEE CHICHESTER HARBOUR CONSERVANCYConsultee Comment · PDF12 Mar 2020View
Title: CONSULTEE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTConsultee Comment · PDF19 Mar 2020View
Title: TREE SCHEDULEApplication · PDF4 Mar 2020View
TITLE:LOCATION MAPMaps & Plans · PDF2 Mar 2020View

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