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1 x Copper Beech tree - to reeuce by approximately 1/4 - 1/3rd due to proximity to the boundary and overhanging the adjacent property.
Reference: T/2021/0131/TCA West Lancashire Borough Council
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Application location 53 Hall Road Scarisbrick Ormskirk Lancashire L40 9QB
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Status Decided
Application type Works to Trees in Conservation Area
Received 21 Dec 2021
Validated 21 Dec 2021
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority West Lancashire Borough Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview 1 x Copper Beech tree - to reeuce by approximately 1/4 - 1/3rd due to proximity to the boundary and overhanging the adjacent property.
Proposal details
Reference T/2021/0131/TCA
Ward Scarisbrick
Parish Scarisbrick
Documents 1 of 1 Filter documents All documents Decisions Document Published Action Decision Notice · PDF 21 Dec 2021 View
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21 Dec 2021 21 Dec 2021 21 Dec 2021 Decision & conditions Grant Consent for works (TCA)
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