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FELL 3NO. OAK TREES; 1NO. ASH TREE; 1NO. SCOTS PINE TREE; 2NO. BEECH TREES AND 1NO. SYCAMORE TREE (LANGBAURGH TPO NO. 67)
Reference: R/2009/0673/TR Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council
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9 Oct 2009 9 Oct 2009 9 Nov 2009 Show all published dates Application summary
Status Part Approved / Part Refused
Application type Tree in TPO Area
Received 9 Oct 2009
Validated 9 Oct 2009
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview FELL 3NO. OAK TREES; 1NO. ASH TREE; 1NO. SCOTS PINE TREE; 2NO. BEECH TREES AND 1NO. SYCAMORE TREE (LANGBAURGH TPO NO. 67)
Proposal details
Reference R/2009/0673/TR
Agent OAKDALE NE LTD Application location RUSHPOOL HALL, SALTBURN LANE, SALTBURN-BY-THE-SEA
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Documents 1 of 1 Filter documents All documents Other Document Published Action Notice of tree works - Rushpool Hall.pdf 9 Oct 2009 View
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Decision & conditions PART REFUSED/ PART GRANTED
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