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Application for work to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order No. 284 consisting of: • T2 – Horse Chestnut: Crown lift to provide approximately 2.5 metres ground clearance over the adjacent footpath and 5.5 metres clearance over the adjoining highway. • T3 – Copper Beech: Crown lift to provide approximately 2.5 metres ground clearance over the adjacent footpath and 5.5 metres clearance over the adjoining highway. • T5 – Lime: Removal of epicormic growth from the main stem and lower scaffold branches.

447 EDENFIELD ROAD, ROCHDALE, OL11 5YR

Decision MadeReference: OTH/2026/0598Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Consent for Works under a Tree Preservation Order
Received
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Validated
29 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
24 Aug 2026
Local authority
Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Application for work to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order No. 284 consisting of: • T2 – Horse Chestnut: Crown lift to provide approximately 2.5 metres ground clearance over the adjacent footpath and 5.5 metres clearance over the adjoining highway. • T3 – Copper Beech: Crown lift to provide approximately 2.5 metres ground clearance over the adjacent footpath and 5.5 metres clearance over the adjoining highway. • T5 – Lime: Removal of epicormic growth from the main stem and lower scaffold branches.

Proposal details

Reference
OTH/2026/0598
Alternative references
PP-15047028
Ward
Norden
Parish
Rochdale North Township
Agent
Mr Ryan Slack

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Application location

447 EDENFIELD ROAD, ROCHDALE, OL11 5YR

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DocumentPublishedAction
OTH-2026-0598 - Decision Notice · PDF14 Aug 2026View
T3 Copper Beech.png29 Jun 2026View
OTH-2026-0598 - Officer Report · PDF14 Aug 2026View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF29 Jun 2026View
Map.jpg29 Jun 2026View
T2 and T3.png29 Jun 2026View
T2 Horse Chestnut.png29 Jun 2026View
Tree report June 2026.docx29 Jun 2026View
T5 Lime.png29 Jun 2026View

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OTH-2026-0598 - Decision Notice
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