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T1 Beech Crown lift 5m - secondary branches only.T2 Oak Remove 2 lower branches and crown thin damaged limb 10%.T3 Multi Stem Elms - fell.
Reference: T/2015/0015/TCA West Lancashire Borough Council
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Application location Silcock House Hall Lane Lathom Ormskirk Lancashire L40 5UG
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Status Decided
Application type Works to Trees in Conservation Area
Received 12 Feb 2015
Validated 12 Feb 2015
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority West Lancashire Borough Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview T1 Beech Crown lift 5m - secondary branches only.T2 Oak Remove 2 lower branches and crown thin damaged limb 10%.T3 Multi Stem Elms - fell.
Proposal details
Reference T/2015/0015/TCA
Ward Newburgh
Parish Lathom
Documents 1 of 1 Filter documents All documents Forms Document Published Action Application Form · PDF 5 Mar 2015 View
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12 Feb 2015 12 Feb 2015 5 Mar 2015 Decision & conditions Grant Consent for works (TCA)
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