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Sycamore (T30) - Reduce branches to the south-facing canopy by a maximum of 3.0m up to a height of 10.0m above ground level. Reduce branches to the north-facing canopy by a maximum of 2.0m up to a height of 10.0m above ground level. Remove 1no branch on south side of the tree (visibly the lowest and longest branch) back to main trunk area. Crown raise by a maximum 3.0m above ground level. Remove deadwood. Albany Gardens and Clarence Crescent, Whitley Bay TPO1978 (description amended 31.08.2022)

5 Albany Gardens Whitley Bay Tyne And Wear NE26 2DY

DecidedReference: 22/01391/TPONorth Tyneside Council

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5 Albany Gardens Whitley Bay Tyne And Wear NE26 2DY

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
tree preservation order tree works
Received
22 Jul 2022
Validated
22 Jul 2022
Determination deadline
16 Sept 2022
Local authority
North Tyneside Council

Application overview

Sycamore (T30) - Reduce branches to the south-facing canopy by a maximum of 3.0m up to a height of 10.0m above ground level. Reduce branches to the north-facing canopy by a maximum of 2.0m up to a height of 10.0m above ground level. Remove 1no branch on south side of the tree (visibly the lowest and longest branch) back to main trunk area. Crown raise by a maximum 3.0m above ground level. Remove deadwood. Albany Gardens and Clarence Crescent, Whitley Bay TPO1978 (description amended 31.08.2022)

Proposal details

Reference
22/01391/TPO
Alternative references
PP-11421544
Ward
Whitley Bay
Parish
Whitley Bay
Agent
Orangutan Arb

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Documents 5 of 5

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision16 Sept 2022View
Officer Recommendation ReportOfficer Recommendation Report · PDF14 Sept 2022View
TREE PRESERVATION ORDEROther · PDF25 Jul 2022View
TREE LOCATIONDrawing22 Jul 2022View
TPO TREEOther22 Jul 2022View

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