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T1: Lime - Re-pollard tree crown all over to previous pollard points (removing approximately 1.5 metres of growth) & then request continued consent to manage the tree on a cyclic basis of 3-4 years Tree is causing excessive shading to 3 properties. residue from leaves coats vehicles that park below. leaf matter from tree causes driveways on both sides to become slippery. a resident on the neighbour's side has very specific accessibility needs which autumnal debris hinders.

Rookery Nook 9 Woodside Terrace Crapstone PL20 7PL

Decision MadeReference: 0087/25/TPOWest Devon Borough Council

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Application location

Rookery Nook 9 Woodside Terrace Crapstone PL20 7PL

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Works to a TPO Tree
Received
14 Jan 2025
Validated
14 Jan 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Devon Borough Council

Application overview

T1: Lime - Re-pollard tree crown all over to previous pollard points (removing approximately 1.5 metres of growth) & then request continued consent to manage the tree on a cyclic basis of 3-4 years Tree is causing excessive shading to 3 properties. residue from leaves coats vehicles that park below. leaf matter from tree causes driveways on both sides to become slippery. a resident on the neighbour's side has very specific accessibility needs which autumnal debris hinders.

Proposal details

Reference
0087/25/TPO
Ward
Buckland Monachorum
Parish
Buckland Monachorum
Agent
Mr Adam Whittington, Adam of Eden Tree Care

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice27 Feb 2025View
Tree Officers ReportOfficer Report27 Feb 2025View
Sketch plan 2Sketch Plan14 Jan 2025View
Application FormApplication Form14 Jan 2025View
Photograph 1Photographs & Photomontages14 Jan 2025View
Photograph 2Photographs & Photomontages14 Jan 2025View
Site NoticeSite Notice17 Jan 2025View
DCC Highways Consultation Response - No Comments To makeConsultation Response - External23 Jan 2025View
Buckland Monachorum PCConsultation Response - Parish29 Jan 2025View

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