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G1- X3 Silver Birch- Reduce lateral growth to the north east by 2m to remove encroachment from the telecoms compound. T2- Goat Willow- Remove vertical limb overhanging the compound back to the main union. T3- Goat Willow- Fell to ground level as all the crown overhangs the compound. T4 - Goat Willow- Fell to ground level as all the crown overhangs compound.G5 - Rowan, Silver Birch x 2- Reduce lateral encroachment to the west by 2m to remove encroachment from the telecoms mast and compound. T6 - Sweet Chestnut- Reduce lateral encroachment to the west by 2m to remove encroachment from the telecoms cabinet.

Telecommunications Mast Deepcut Bridge Road Deepcut Camberley Surrey

DecidedReference: TWA/26/0096Surrey Heath Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Tree Works Application
Received
16 Apr 2026
Validated
16 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
11 Jun 2026
Local authority
Surrey Heath Borough Council

Application overview

G1- X3 Silver Birch- Reduce lateral growth to the north east by 2m to remove encroachment from the telecoms compound. T2- Goat Willow- Remove vertical limb overhanging the compound back to the main union. T3- Goat Willow- Fell to ground level as all the crown overhangs the compound. T4 - Goat Willow- Fell to ground level as all the crown overhangs compound.G5 - Rowan, Silver Birch x 2- Reduce lateral encroachment to the west by 2m to remove encroachment from the telecoms mast and compound. T6 - Sweet Chestnut- Reduce lateral encroachment to the west by 2m to remove encroachment from the telecoms cabinet.

Proposal details

Reference
TWA/26/0096
Alternative references
PP-14862397
Ward
Mytchett & Deepcut
Agent
Oxleas Tree Care

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Telecommunications Mast Deepcut Bridge Road Deepcut Camberley Surrey

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DecisionDecision · PDF4 Jun 2026View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF16 Apr 2026View
SKETCH PLANPlans · PDF16 Apr 2026View
TREE SPECIFICATIONS AND PICTURES - RFN02Report · PDF16 Apr 2026View

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