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Removal of a dead apple tree, Hazel - clear electricity wire by 2m (the removal of Ash trees affected with Ash Dieback has been removed from the specification as it is likely that a felling licence from the Forestry Commission will be required due to the volume of timber to be felled)

White Lodge 16 - 18 Castle Hill Banwell BS29 6NY

DecidedReference: 24/P/0016/TRCANorth Somerset Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to trees - Conservation Area
Received
25 Sept 2023
Validated
4 Jan 2024
Determination deadline
15 Feb 2024
Local authority
North Somerset Council

Application overview

Removal of a dead apple tree, Hazel - clear electricity wire by 2m (the removal of Ash trees affected with Ash Dieback has been removed from the specification as it is likely that a felling licence from the Forestry Commission will be required due to the volume of timber to be felled)

Proposal details

Reference
24/P/0016/TRCA
Ward
Banwell And Winscombe
Parish
Banwell

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Application location

White Lodge 16 - 18 Castle Hill Banwell BS29 6NY

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DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF9 Feb 2024View
TREE OFFICER REPORTDelegated Report · PDF9 Feb 2024View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF4 Jan 2024View
TREE SITE LOCATION PLANPlan · PDF4 Jan 2024View
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Decision & conditions

No objection (tree/hed) unconditional
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