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Remove dead wood from one lime tree and reduce crown by 30%.
Reference: T0/1991/0179 Rutland County Council
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14 Mar 1991 14 Mar 1991 11 Apr 1991 9 May 1991 Determination Deadline Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source Application summary
Status Decided
Application type Historic Application
Received 14 Mar 1991
Validated 14 Mar 1991
Determination deadline 9 May 1991
Local authority Rutland County Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Remove dead wood from one lime tree and reduce crown by 30%.
Proposal details
Reference T0/1991/0179
Alternative references T/91/0179/9/NIH
Ward Whissendine Ward
Parish Whissendine Parish Council
Agent Grovenor Tree Surgery Application location 69 Main Street Whissendine Rutland LE15 7ES
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