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Works to TPO trees: Reduce height of tree by 5 m reduce the canopy width by 30% under TPO 2019/2 Greystoke T1
Reference: 11/19/0144 Hyndburn Borough Council
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Status Decided: REFUSED
Application type Not published
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Determination deadline 10 Jun 2019
Local authority Hyndburn Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Works to TPO trees: Reduce height of tree by 5 m reduce the canopy width by 30% under TPO 2019/2 Greystoke T1
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Reference 11/19/0144 Application location 26 Greystoke Aspen Lane Oswaldtwistle Lancs BB5 4QA
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