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T1 - Sycamore - rear garden - balance shape 1.5 metres on west side, 2.5 metres on east side, 2 metres on top, crown lift to 4.5 metres, lightly and then remove deadwood - to balance shape and keep at reasonable size for garden, T2 - Rowan - front garden - lightly reshape and formative prune by no more than 1 metre - formative prune

8 May Avenue Seaford East Sussex BN25 4NZ

DecidedReference: TW/20/0083/TPOLewes District Council

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8 May Avenue Seaford East Sussex BN25 4NZ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Work to Trees (TPO)
Received
7 Oct 2020
Validated
7 Oct 2020
Determination deadline
2 Dec 2020
Local authority
Lewes District Council

Application overview

T1 - Sycamore - rear garden - balance shape 1.5 metres on west side, 2.5 metres on east side, 2 metres on top, crown lift to 4.5 metres, lightly and then remove deadwood - to balance shape and keep at reasonable size for garden, T2 - Rowan - front garden - lightly reshape and formative prune by no more than 1 metre - formative prune

Proposal details

Reference
TW/20/0083/TPO
Alternative references
PP-09133647
Ward
Seaford East
Parish
Seaford
Agent
R W Green Limited

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Decision notice LDC PLAP (public)Decision notice LDC PLAP (public)14 Dec 2020View
Seaford Town Council - SupportConsultee response from customer by email LDC PLAP (public)30 Oct 2020View
Planning Application Form PBDC (public)Planning Application Form PBDC (public)6 Oct 2020View
Planning portal document LDC PLAPPlanning portal document LDC PLAP6 Oct 2020View
Planning portal document LDC PLAPPlanning portal document LDC PLAP6 Oct 2020View

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