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Discharge of Condition 37. Arboricultural method statement and tree protection plan

Brockley Wood Quarry Land off A12 Belstead Ipswich IP8 3JS

Application ApprovedReference: SCC/0105/22B/ART27c37Suffolk County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Article 27
Received
6 Aug 2025
Validated
8 Aug 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Suffolk County Council

Application overview

Discharge of Condition 37. Arboricultural method statement and tree protection plan

Proposal details

Reference
SCC/0105/22B/ART27c37
Agent
Mr Neil Ward

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Application location

Brockley Wood Quarry Land off A12 Belstead Ipswich IP8 3JS

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Application Form redactedApplicationFormRedacted.pdf ( kb)6 Aug 2025View
P1946-BW22-1 Site PlanP1946-BW22-1 Site Plan.pdf ( kb)6 Aug 2025View
Dft OAS 22-031-AR03 Rev B Quarry Brockley Wood Sept 25Dft OAS 22-031-AR03 Rev B Quarry Brockley Wood Sept 25.pdf ( kb)5 Sept 2025View
BS 5847 Cluase 7.6BS 5847 Cluase 7.6.pdf ( kb)5 Sept 2025View
V4 Trees Issue 2 16-11-2007V4-Trees-Issue-2-16-11-2007.pdf ( kb)5 Sept 2025View
Amended Arboricultural Method Statement Rev B Sept 25Amended Arboricultural Method Statement Rev B Sept 25.pdf ( kb)10 Sept 2025View
P1946-OAS 22-031-AR03 Rev B Quarry Brockley Wood Sept 25P1946-OAS 22-031-AR03 Rev B Quarry Brockley Wood Sept 25.pdf ( kb)11 Sept 2025View
BS 5837 Cluase 7.6BS 5837 Cluase 7.6.pdf ( kb)11 Sept 2025View
V4 Trees Issue 2-16-11-2007(1)V4-Trees-Issue-2-16-11-2007(1).pdf ( kb)11 Sept 2025View
Response From SCC Senior Landscape Officer RedactedResponse from SCC Senior Landscape Officer_redacted.pdf ( kb)27 Aug 2025View
Response From Agent To SCC Senior Landscape Officer Comments RedactedResponse from Agent to SCC Senior Landscape Officer Comments_redacted.pdf ( kb)5 Sept 2025View
Re-Consultation Response From SCC Senior Landscape Officer RedactedRe-Consultation Response from SCC Senior Landscape Officer_redacted.pdf ( kb)9 Sept 2025View
Further Response From Agent To SCC Senior Landscape Officer Comments RedactedFurther Response From Agent To SCC Senior Landscape Officer Comments_redacted.pdf ( kb)11 Sept 2025View
Officer Delegated SummaryOfficer Delegated Summary.pdf ( kb)12 Sept 2025View
2025-09-12. Agent Approval SCC-0105-22B-Art27c37 Redacted2025-09-12. Agent Approval SCC-0105-22B-Art27c37_redacted.pdf ( kb)12 Sept 2025View

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