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There is an English oak (Quercus robur) at the front of the property which is approx 5m wide and 13m (T1 in the sketch plan). The client would like the lowest limb removed completely, the tree will remain the same height and width. There is also a sweet chestnut (castania sativa) of a similar size, approx 4.5m wide and 12m high to the right of the property (T2 in the sketch plan). They would also like the lowest limb on this removed, this will also remain the same size. Both limb removals are for clearance as they overhang the property.

10 Carlton Close Camberley Surrey GU15 1DS

DecidedReference: TWA/22/0289Surrey Heath Borough Council

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10 Carlton Close Camberley Surrey GU15 1DS

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Tree Works Application
Received
19 Oct 2022
Validated
1 Nov 2022
Determination deadline
27 Dec 2022
Local authority
Surrey Heath Borough Council

Application overview

There is an English oak (Quercus robur) at the front of the property which is approx 5m wide and 13m (T1 in the sketch plan). The client would like the lowest limb removed completely, the tree will remain the same height and width. There is also a sweet chestnut (castania sativa) of a similar size, approx 4.5m wide and 12m high to the right of the property (T2 in the sketch plan). They would also like the lowest limb on this removed, this will also remain the same size. Both limb removals are for clearance as they overhang the property.

Proposal details

Reference
TWA/22/0289
Alternative references
TPO 02/68 Area A1
Ward
Heatherside
Agent
Green Man Tree Care

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision · PDF18 Nov 2022View
CORRESPONDENCE - TREE WORKS' DETAILSGeneral Correspondence · PDF1 Nov 2022View
SKETCH - LIMB REMOVAL FOR CHESTNUT TREEPhoto1 Nov 2022View
PHOTO - LIMB REMOVAL FOR OAK TREEPhoto1 Nov 2022View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF19 Oct 2022View
TREE LOCATIONPlans19 Oct 2022View

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