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Reduction in height of 15 Yew Trees by 40% and reduction in length of side branches to match.
Reference: T0/1998/0335 Rutland County Council
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26 May 1998 26 May 1998 7 Jul 1998 20 Jul 1998 Determination Deadline Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
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Status Unknown
Application type Historic Application
Received 26 May 1998
Validated 26 May 1998
Determination deadline 20 Jul 1998
Local authority Rutland County Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Reduction in height of 15 Yew Trees by 40% and reduction in length of side branches to match.
Proposal details
Reference T0/1998/0335
Alternative references T/98/0335/9/SJ
Ward Ketton Ward
Parish Barrowden Parish Council
Agent Rutland Tree Services Application location High House 29 Wakerley Road Barrowden Rutland LE15 8EP
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