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T1 Willow - Re-pollard at a height of circa 3m above ground level, cutting younger growth so as to retain the existing points of origin in order to encourage the formation of a knuckle. NOTE: The radius of the pollard head will be dictated by the reduction in height.T2 Willow - Re-pollard at a height of circa 3.5m above ground level, cutting younger growth so as to retain the existing points of origin in order to encourage the formation of a knuckle. NOTE: The radius of the pollard head will be dictated by the reduction in height.T3 Willow - FellT4 Willow - Pollard at a height of no less than 6.5m above the mean water level. NOTE: The radius of the pollard head will be dictated by the reduction in height.

Land At Junction Of Hall Road And Moat Farm Road St Mary Hoo Rochester Kent ME3

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Application summary

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Application type
TPO Prune and/or Fell Trees
Received
23 Aug 2017
Validated
23 Aug 2017
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

T1 Willow - Re-pollard at a height of circa 3m above ground level, cutting younger growth so as to retain the existing points of origin in order to encourage the formation of a knuckle. NOTE: The radius of the pollard head will be dictated by the reduction in height.T2 Willow - Re-pollard at a height of circa 3.5m above ground level, cutting younger growth so as to retain the existing points of origin in order to encourage the formation of a knuckle. NOTE: The radius of the pollard head will be dictated by the reduction in height.T3 Willow - FellT4 Willow - Pollard at a height of no less than 6.5m above the mean water level. NOTE: The radius of the pollard head will be dictated by the reduction in height.

Proposal details

Reference
CAN/17/3009
Ward
Peninsula Ward
Parish
St Mary Hoo
Agent
Mr S Laverock

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Application location

Land At Junction Of Hall Road And Moat Farm Road St Mary Hoo Rochester Kent ME3

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DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice3 Oct 2017View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF23 Aug 2017View
Supporting DocumentsSupporting Documents · PDF23 Aug 2017View
SITE PLANDrawings · PDF23 Aug 2017View

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