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T1: Scots Pine - Remove tree because on the north side of the trunk there is an obvious area of soft decayed wood, when probed this extends approx 30cm in places inwards and approximately 45cm below ground level & on the east at approx 1.5m from ground level there is a bulge which could indicate that the stem is starting to subside, tree is biased towards the east & the building opposite the tree & is within falling distance of the structure

Mount Kelly, Parkwood Road, Tavistock, PL19 0HZ

ApprovedReference: 0588/24/TCAWest Devon Borough Council

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Application location

Mount Kelly, Parkwood Road, Tavistock, PL19 0HZ

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Works to a Tree in a Conservation Area
Received
20 Feb 2024
Validated
20 Feb 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Devon Borough Council

Application overview

T1: Scots Pine - Remove tree because on the north side of the trunk there is an obvious area of soft decayed wood, when probed this extends approx 30cm in places inwards and approximately 45cm below ground level & on the east at approx 1.5m from ground level there is a bulge which could indicate that the stem is starting to subside, tree is biased towards the east & the building opposite the tree & is within falling distance of the structure

Proposal details

Reference
0588/24/TCA
Ward
Tavistock North
Parish
Tavistock

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice15 Mar 2024View
Planning Officers ReportOfficer Report15 Mar 2024View
Sketch planSketch Plan20 Feb 2024View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form20 Feb 2024View
Photographs and photomontagesSupporting Information20 Feb 2024View
Photographs and photomontagesSupporting Information20 Feb 2024View
Photographs and photomontagesSupporting Information20 Feb 2024View
Photographs and photomontagesSupporting Information20 Feb 2024View
Photographs and photomontagesSupporting Information20 Feb 2024View
Site Plan of School GroundsSupporting Information20 Feb 2024View
DCC Highways - No Highways ImplicationConsultation Response - External28 Feb 2024View
TAVISTOCK TCConsultation Response - Parish12 Mar 2024View

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