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T1 - Sycamore - multi stemmed - remove stem towards house, remove two stems towards road - to clear house and road and thin crown by up to 15% - to make more upright in habit.T2 - Silver Maple - crown lift to 3 metres and thin crown by up to 15% - to clear public footpath.T3 - Thorn - crown lift to 2.5 metres over road - to clear public footpath and road.T4 - Sycamore - fell to ground level - heavily leaning over road, stunted growth points. Will leave access for Silver Maple (T2) to develop.

8 Station Road Denton Newhaven East Sussex BN9 0NH

DecidedReference: TW/21/0027/TPOLewes District Council

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8 Station Road Denton Newhaven East Sussex BN9 0NH

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Work to Trees (TPO)
Received
30 Mar 2021
Validated
30 Mar 2021
Determination deadline
25 May 2021
Local authority
Lewes District Council

Application overview

T1 - Sycamore - multi stemmed - remove stem towards house, remove two stems towards road - to clear house and road and thin crown by up to 15% - to make more upright in habit.T2 - Silver Maple - crown lift to 3 metres and thin crown by up to 15% - to clear public footpath.T3 - Thorn - crown lift to 2.5 metres over road - to clear public footpath and road.T4 - Sycamore - fell to ground level - heavily leaning over road, stunted growth points. Will leave access for Silver Maple (T2) to develop.

Proposal details

Reference
TW/21/0027/TPO
Alternative references
PP-09682947
Ward
Newhaven North
Parish
Newhaven Town Council
Agent
R W Green Limited

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Representation object online LDC PLAP (public)Representation object online LDC PLAP (public)21 May 2021View
Planning portal document LDC PLAPPlanning portal document LDC PLAP30 Mar 2021View
Planning portal application form no personal data LDC PLAPPlanning portal application form no personal data LDC PLAP30 Mar 2021View

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