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- T767 multi-stemmed ash: fell then treat stump. - T768 crab apple: formatively prune. - T769 cherry plum: reduce crown heavily and clean out crown or fell. - T770 crab apple: formatively prune. - T772 crab apple: formatively prune - Group T775, Outgrown beech hedge: fell all marked trees, remove all elder and treat their stumps, sever ivy, crown lift to 3.5m over boundary, crown lift to 3.5m over footway.

STREET RECORD Birmingham Road Alcester

Tree Works - Deemed ConsentReference: 14/03377/TREEStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Tree Works - Deemed Consent
Application type
Notification for Works to Trees in CA
Received
2 Dec 2014
Validated
2 Dec 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

- T767 multi-stemmed ash: fell then treat stump. - T768 crab apple: formatively prune. - T769 cherry plum: reduce crown heavily and clean out crown or fell. - T770 crab apple: formatively prune. - T772 crab apple: formatively prune - Group T775, Outgrown beech hedge: fell all marked trees, remove all elder and treat their stumps, sever ivy, crown lift to 3.5m over boundary, crown lift to 3.5m over footway.

Proposal details

Reference
14/03377/TREE
Ward
Alcester Ward
Parish
Alcester

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Application location

STREET RECORD Birmingham Road Alcester

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Location PlanCouncil document4 Dec 2014View
Application FormCouncil document4 Dec 2014View
Archaeology TeamCouncil document9 Jan 2015View
Ward MemberCouncil document8 Dec 2014View
WCC Archaeology weekly listCouncil document16 Dec 2014View
WCC EcologyCouncil document17 Dec 2014View
Alcester Town CouncilCouncil document23 Dec 2014View
DELEGATED REPORTCouncil document20 Jan 2015View
SITE VISIT NOTESCouncil document20 Jan 2015View

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Tree Works - Deemed Consent
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