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One Oak T1 on submitted plan (part of group G12 of TPO 357V) reduce canopy by no more than 2 meters, removing any deadwood within the canopy. Oak T2 (also group G12) reduce limb back by no more than 4 meters, back in line with the shed as per submitted photo 2

31 The Potteries Farnborough Hampshire GU14 9JR

DecidedReference: 25/00518/TPOPPRushmoor Borough Council

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31 The Potteries Farnborough Hampshire GU14 9JR

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Tree Preservation Order via PP
Received
24 Sept 2025
Validated
24 Sept 2025
Determination deadline
19 Nov 2025
Local authority
Rushmoor Borough Council

Application overview

One Oak T1 on submitted plan (part of group G12 of TPO 357V) reduce canopy by no more than 2 meters, removing any deadwood within the canopy. Oak T2 (also group G12) reduce limb back by no more than 4 meters, back in line with the shed as per submitted photo 2

Proposal details

Reference
25/00518/TPOPP
Alternative references
PP-14355111
Ward
Fernhill

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
Delegated ReportDelegated Report · PDF22 Oct 2025View
Decision Notice (Part 2)Decision Notice (Part 2) · PDF22 Oct 2025View
ApplicationformredactedApplication Form · PDF24 Sept 2025View
Tree locationPlans24 Sept 2025View
Part 1Part 1 · PDF24 Sept 2025View
Acknowledgement letterCorrespondence · PDF24 Sept 2025View
Tree owner letterCorrespondence · PDF24 Sept 2025View

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Permission Granted

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Decision Notice (Part 2)
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