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Reduce approx. 125 linear metres of Tree line (First Trees in Tree line adjacent to site) by approx. 3 metres in height as close to the fence height as possibe, the Trees species consist of Sycamore, Elm, Ash, Cherry and Hawthorn, we will access the Trees aerially using a 33 metre MEWP.We will cut back all overhanging branches to the fence line or as close to as possible.Fell 2no of Dead Cherry Trees to 50mm from ground level.

Gas Valve Compound Stifford Hill North Stifford Grays Essex

PermittedReference: 24/00568/TPOThurrock Council

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Gas Valve Compound Stifford Hill North Stifford Grays Essex

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Application summary

Status
Permitted
Application type
Application for works on TPO
Received
20 May 2024
Validated
20 May 2024
Determination deadline
15 Jul 2024
Local authority
Thurrock Council

Application overview

Reduce approx. 125 linear metres of Tree line (First Trees in Tree line adjacent to site) by approx. 3 metres in height as close to the fence height as possibe, the Trees species consist of Sycamore, Elm, Ash, Cherry and Hawthorn, we will access the Trees aerially using a 33 metre MEWP.We will cut back all overhanging branches to the fence line or as close to as possible.Fell 2no of Dead Cherry Trees to 50mm from ground level.

Proposal details

Reference
24/00568/TPO
Ward
OLD Chafford And North Stifford
Agent
Ground Control ltd - 603940

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DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF4 Jul 2024View
LANDSCAPE AND ECOLOGYConsultee Comment12 Jun 2024View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF20 May 2024View
603940- REPORTStudies and Reports · PDF20 May 2024View

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Works to TPO trees - Approved
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