Understanding planning · 13 min read
Planning application documents: what to read first
Understand planning application documents, officer reports and decision notices. Use a reading checklist, document table and worked example to inspect a case.
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Canfield Communal Gardens r/o of 3 - 61 Canfield Gardens London NW6 3JL
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IN COMMUNAL GARDENS SEE PLAN: 2 x Willows (T1) - Reduce back to most recent reduction points. 1 x Oak (T23) - Lift lower canopy to 3m. 1 x Willow (T16) - Thin canopy by 15%. 1 x Malus (T27) - Crown lift over the hedge by 2m. 1 x Lime (T13) - Crown reduce back to most recent reduction points. 1 x Mulberry(T15) - Crown lift over bed by 2m - 3m. 1 x Robinia (T25) - Reduce canopy by 1/3, up to 3m from top & 0.5m from sides. 2 x Maples (T3 & T9) - Crown reduced back to most recent reduction points.
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