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Trees in a conservation area notification - a. one Yew (T1 on plan) reduce height to 1.5 metres above ground level b. one Sycamore (T2 on plan) prune branches overhanging Church Barn to give 3 metres clearance from roof c. one Holly (T3 on plan) one Box (T4 on plan and one Sycamore (T7 on plan) fell d. two Horse Chestnut (T5 and T6 on plan) raise crown to 2.5 metres above ground level

St Petronillas Church Church Hill Whepstead Suffolk IP29 4TR

DecidedReference: DC/23/2073/TCAWest Suffolk Council

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St Petronillas Church Church Hill Whepstead Suffolk IP29 4TR

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to trees in Conservation Area
Received
20 Dec 2023
Validated
20 Dec 2023
Determination deadline
31 Jan 2024
Local authority
West Suffolk Council

Application overview

Trees in a conservation area notification - a. one Yew (T1 on plan) reduce height to 1.5 metres above ground level b. one Sycamore (T2 on plan) prune branches overhanging Church Barn to give 3 metres clearance from roof c. one Holly (T3 on plan) one Box (T4 on plan and one Sycamore (T7 on plan) fell d. two Horse Chestnut (T5 and T6 on plan) raise crown to 2.5 metres above ground level

Proposal details

Reference
DC/23/2073/TCA
Alternative references
PP-12689532
Ward
Whepstead And Wickhambrook
Parish
Whepstead
Agent
Bradnams Tree Services

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DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF31 Jan 2024View
DELEGATED REPORTOfficer Report · PDF31 Jan 2024View
PARISH COUNCIL COMMENTConsultation Response · PDF11 Jan 2024View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF20 Dec 2023View
TREE LOCATION PLANSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF20 Dec 2023View

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