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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75 Langthorne Street, London, SW6 6JU
75 Langthorne Street, London, SW6 6JU
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LH boundary (REAR Garden) (T1) - Ash(Fraxinus excelsior) Ht 14m Spread-5m DBH-40cm DAB-50cm Wt-4000kg -section fell to ground level LHS REAR boundary (T2) -Sycamore(Acer pseudoplatanus) -reduce entire crown to previous reduction points -remove any deadwood RH REAR boundary (T3) -Cherry Laurel(Prunus laurosiferus)-large limb growing from main bole in neighbouring RH garden -dismantle limb entirely to cut point close to moping trunk stem on main trunk T1 works are due to the tree outgrowing the space in the garden, as well as showing evidence of Ash dieback. T2 & T3 works are for routine maintenance.
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