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Removal of branches to balance crown of the 'Domesday Oak'.
Reference: T0/1998/0135 Rutland County Council
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27 Feb 1998 Determination Deadline Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 27 Feb 1998 27 Feb 1998 9 Apr 1998 Application summary
Status Unknown
Application type Historic Application
Received 27 Feb 1998
Validated 27 Feb 1998
Determination deadline 27 Feb 1998
Local authority Rutland County Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Removal of branches to balance crown of the 'Domesday Oak'.
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Reference T0/1998/0135
Alternative references T/98/0135/9/SJ
Ward Normanton Ward
Parish Edith Weston Parish Council Application location The Limes 9 Church Lane Edith Weston Rutland LE15 8EY
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