Understanding planning · 13 min read
Planning application documents: what to read first
Understand planning application documents, officer reports and decision notices. Use a reading checklist, document table and worked example to inspect a case.
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42 Bath Road Reading RG1 6PG
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Council sourceT1 Common ash tag 0439 - Remove dead wood Over 50mm over target area. T9 tag 0426 Hornbeam - Prune Specific Branch/Limb 1 by 1m to reduce end weight. Limb with end weight loading overhanging into garden on South West Side of crown- other lateral limbs have been severely pruned - the foliage is now sparse as a result T12 Sycamore tag 0456 -Remove snapped hung up branch over shed. T16 Sycamore - Remove Dead Wood Over 50mm over neighbouring garden. T17 Common yew tag 0802 - Remove Dead Wood Over 50mm overhanging all areas G1 Common ash tag 0439- Remove Basal and Epicormic Growth up to 2.5m
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