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Crownlift T1 (Ash) to give 4m clearnce. Reduce branches from T2 (Oak) and T3 (Oak) to give 2m clearance of 27 Cranborne Gardens.T4 (Oak) 3m Reduction of lower overhanging Canopy (amended 11.05.2017)

Oaks Lodge 28 Cranborne Gardens Oadby Leicestershire LE2 4EZ

DecidedReference: 17/00169/TPOOadby and Wigston Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Tree(s) protected by Preservation Order
Received
2 Apr 2017
Validated
2 Apr 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Oadby and Wigston Borough Council

Application overview

Crownlift T1 (Ash) to give 4m clearnce. Reduce branches from T2 (Oak) and T3 (Oak) to give 2m clearance of 27 Cranborne Gardens.T4 (Oak) 3m Reduction of lower overhanging Canopy (amended 11.05.2017)

Proposal details

Reference
17/00169/TPO
Ward
Oadby Grange Ward

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Oaks Lodge 28 Cranborne Gardens Oadby Leicestershire LE2 4EZ

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DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF24 May 2017View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form - 1App · PDF21 Apr 2017View
SITE PLANDrawing21 Apr 2017View

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