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T01 - Oak1. Reduce main section in height from 15m to 12m as detailed on attached photograph. 2. Reduce secondary mis-shapen section as detailed within attached photograph. 3. Remove epicormic growth from main stem from 4 to 7m as detailed on attached photograph. All cuts to be made to appropriate growth points. T02 - Oak1. Remove epicormic growth from main stem from 9 to 11m as detailed on attached photograph. 2. Remove epicormic growth from main stem at 5m as detailed on attached photograph. 3. Remove 1 x dead limb from main stem at 7m. All cuts to be made to appropriate growth points.

Woodland Area To Rear 37 Lambsfrith Grove Hempstead Gillingham ME7 3RU

Not publishedReference: TPA/17/2054Medway Council

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Application summary

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Application type
Prune Trees
Received
12 Jun 2017
Validated
12 Jun 2017
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

T01 - Oak1. Reduce main section in height from 15m to 12m as detailed on attached photograph. 2. Reduce secondary mis-shapen section as detailed within attached photograph. 3. Remove epicormic growth from main stem from 4 to 7m as detailed on attached photograph. All cuts to be made to appropriate growth points. T02 - Oak1. Remove epicormic growth from main stem from 9 to 11m as detailed on attached photograph. 2. Remove epicormic growth from main stem at 5m as detailed on attached photograph. 3. Remove 1 x dead limb from main stem at 7m. All cuts to be made to appropriate growth points.

Proposal details

Reference
TPA/17/2054
Alternative references
PP-06142387
Ward
Hempstead And Wigmore Ward
Agent
Treescene Solutions

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Woodland Area To Rear 37 Lambsfrith Grove Hempstead Gillingham ME7 3RU

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DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice28 Jul 2017View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF12 Jun 2017View
SITE PLANDrawings · PDF12 Jun 2017View
ARBORICULTURAL SURVEYSupporting Documents · PDF12 Jun 2017View
PHOTOGRAPHSDrawings · PDF12 Jun 2017View
TPO SCHEDULE AND PLANSupporting Documents · PDF1 Jan 1900View

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