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T530 - Large Mature Common Ash - Reduce long over extended limb (approximately 8m south over Kings School) by 2-3m (current radial spread of limb 8m - finalised radial spread of limb 5m), approximately 8 x 80mm pruning wounds and remove major deadwoodT531 - Sycamore - Sensitively reduce crown overall by 1-2m height and radial spread with emphasis in longer rover extended form (current height 12m - finalised height 10m and current radial spread 8m - finalised radial spread 6m), approximately 12 x 50mm diameter pruning wounds and remove major deadwoodT0529 - Common Ash - Dismantle to near ground level

Cathedral Cemetery (Opposite 66-68 Borstal Road) Rochester Medway ME1 3BD

Not publishedReference: TPA/25/0452Medway Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
TPO Prune and/or Fell Trees
Received
6 Mar 2025
Validated
6 Mar 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Medway Council

Application overview

T530 - Large Mature Common Ash - Reduce long over extended limb (approximately 8m south over Kings School) by 2-3m (current radial spread of limb 8m - finalised radial spread of limb 5m), approximately 8 x 80mm pruning wounds and remove major deadwoodT531 - Sycamore - Sensitively reduce crown overall by 1-2m height and radial spread with emphasis in longer rover extended form (current height 12m - finalised height 10m and current radial spread 8m - finalised radial spread 6m), approximately 12 x 50mm diameter pruning wounds and remove major deadwoodT0529 - Common Ash - Dismantle to near ground level

Proposal details

Reference
TPA/25/0452
Alternative references
PP-13833183
Ward
Rochester West & Borstal
Agent
Down to Earth Trees Ltd

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Application location

Cathedral Cemetery (Opposite 66-68 Borstal Road) Rochester Medway ME1 3BD

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Case Officer ReportCase Officer Report23 Apr 2025View
TREES FELL/ PRUNE - APPR WITH CONDITIONSDecision Notice · PDF23 Apr 2025View
REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF6 Mar 2025View
ST. MARGARETS CEMETERY-R281 PLAN RF23193Drawings · PDF6 Mar 2025View
ROCHESTER CATHEDRAL WHOLE SURVEYDrawings · PDF6 Mar 2025View

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TREES FELL/ PRUNE - APPR WITH CONDITIONS
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