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Scotts Pine (Pinus, sylvestrus) - Large lateral scaffold branch at 6 meters with large 50cm crack NW - Remove secondary lateral branch growing from effected cracked area to reduce load. Remove torn out Hanger at 6 meters. Reduce large lateral leader at 10 meters NE by 2 meters cutting to suitable growth point to balance crown.Removal of all major dead wood 50mm and over.

Spinneys 33 Blacksmiths Lane Wickham Bishops Essex CM8 3NR

Application approvedReference: 22/01144/WTPOMaldon District Council

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Spinneys 33 Blacksmiths Lane Wickham Bishops Essex CM8 3NR

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Application summary

Status
Application approved
Application type
Works to Tree Preservation Order
Received
9 Nov 2022
Validated
18 Nov 2022
Determination deadline
13 Jan 2023
Local authority
Maldon District Council

Application overview

Scotts Pine (Pinus, sylvestrus) - Large lateral scaffold branch at 6 meters with large 50cm crack NW - Remove secondary lateral branch growing from effected cracked area to reduce load. Remove torn out Hanger at 6 meters. Reduce large lateral leader at 10 meters NE by 2 meters cutting to suitable growth point to balance crown.Removal of all major dead wood 50mm and over.

Proposal details

Reference
22/01144/WTPO
Alternative references
PP-11682768
Ward
Wickham Bishops And Woodham
Parish
Wickham Bishops
Agent
Mr Thomas Clark - Beechenlea

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Grant WTPO Decision NoticeGrant WTPO Decision Notice13 Jan 2023View
13.01.2023 (JE) 22-1144-WTPO Spinneys 33 Blacksmithes Lane Wickham Bishops DL SignedFinal Officer Report13 Jan 2023View
Tree ConsultantConsultation Responses EXTERNAL9 Jan 2023View
Wickham Bishops Parish CouncilEmail - Parish Consultation Reply13 Dec 2022View
TPO Main AcknowledgementTPO Main Acknowledgement24 Nov 2022View
TQRQM22322081155792 - Location planLocation/Site Plan22 Nov 2022View
Tree report 001Tree Survey14 Nov 2022View
Scotts Pine scope of work diagramPhotographs14 Nov 2022View
ApplicationFormRedactedPlanning Application Form14 Nov 2022View

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Grant WTPO Decision Notice
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