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T01 - Horse Chestnut - Radial Spread 10m, removing no more than 2m, retaining at least 8m (North), Radial Spread 10m, removing no more than 1m, retaining at least 9m (East), Radial Spread 10m, removing no more than 1.5m, retaining at least 8.5m. Lift Southern section of canopy to give 6m ground clearance and remove physical contact with adjacent tree. (canopy height 20m, lifting to 6m, retaining 14m) (South), Radial Spread 8m, removing no more than 1m, retaining at least 7m (West) and Clean stem of epicormic growth up to 6.6m above ground level.

Nile Cottage 80 Mill Road Gillingham Medway ME7 1JB

Not publishedReference: TPA/23/1332Medway Council

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Nile Cottage 80 Mill Road Gillingham Medway ME7 1JB

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Application summary

Status
Not published
Application type
TPO Prune and/or Fell Trees
Received
13 Jun 2023
Validated
13 Jun 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

T01 - Horse Chestnut - Radial Spread 10m, removing no more than 2m, retaining at least 8m (North), Radial Spread 10m, removing no more than 1m, retaining at least 9m (East), Radial Spread 10m, removing no more than 1.5m, retaining at least 8.5m. Lift Southern section of canopy to give 6m ground clearance and remove physical contact with adjacent tree. (canopy height 20m, lifting to 6m, retaining 14m) (South), Radial Spread 8m, removing no more than 1m, retaining at least 7m (West) and Clean stem of epicormic growth up to 6.6m above ground level.

Proposal details

Reference
TPA/23/1332
Alternative references
PP-12233490
Ward
Gillingham North
Agent
Cantia Arboricultural Services Ltd

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report23 Oct 2023View
TREES FELL/ PRUNE - APPR WITH CONDITIONSDecision Notice · PDF23 Oct 2023View
REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF13 Jun 2023View
TREE LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF13 Jun 2023View
TREE REDUCTION PHOTOGRAPHSDrawings · PDF13 Jun 2023View
PHOTOGRAPH OF TREE CIRCA 2020 SHOWING HISTORIC PRUNING POINTSDrawings · PDF13 Jun 2023View

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TREES FELL/ PRUNE - APPR WITH CONDITIONS
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