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T1 Sycamore tree - Crown reduction by 5m from height of 20m to15m. Reduce spread by 2m from 14m all round to 12m.
Reference: TPA/16/2866 Medway Council
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20 Jun 2016 20 Jun 2016 8 Aug 2016 Agreed Expiry Date Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 19 Feb 2023 19 Feb 2023 Show all published dates Application summary
Status Not published
Application type Prune Trees
Received 20 Jun 2016
Validated 20 Jun 2016
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Medway Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview T1 Sycamore tree - Crown reduction by 5m from height of 20m to15m. Reduce spread by 2m from 14m all round to 12m.
Proposal details
Reference TPA/16/2866
Ward Chatham Central Ward
Agent Mr M Brunt Application location 86 Port Rise Chatham ME4 6QA
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