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TPO 012 (1956) tree preservation order - one Lime (T180 on plan, within A3 on order) one Ash (T181 on plan, within A3 on order) re-pollard to nine metres above ground level and remove epicormic growth from main stem; one Horse Chestnut (T179 on plan, within A3 on order) crown lift to five metres above ground level

33 Norfolk Avenue Newmarket Suffolk CB8 0DE

WithdrawnReference: DC/24/0800/TPOWest Suffolk Council

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33 Norfolk Avenue Newmarket Suffolk CB8 0DE

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Works to TPO's
Received
12 Jun 2024
Validated
25 Jun 2024
Determination deadline
20 Aug 2024
Local authority
West Suffolk Council

Application overview

TPO 012 (1956) tree preservation order - one Lime (T180 on plan, within A3 on order) one Ash (T181 on plan, within A3 on order) re-pollard to nine metres above ground level and remove epicormic growth from main stem; one Horse Chestnut (T179 on plan, within A3 on order) crown lift to five metres above ground level

Proposal details

Reference
DC/24/0800/TPO
Alternative references
PP-13144878
Ward
Newmarket West
Parish
Newmarket Town Council
Agent
SP Landscapes and Tree Contractors LTD

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
TOWN COUNCIL - COMMENTConsultee Comment · PDF17 Jul 2024View
37 NORFOLK AVENUE - COMMENTSNeighbour Response · PDF15 Jul 2024View
SPECIFICATION AND APPLICANT DETAILSApplication Correspondence · PDF25 Jun 2024View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF12 Jun 2024View
SKETCH PLANSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF12 Jun 2024View
PHOTO 1Photo12 Jun 2024View
PHOTO 2Photo12 Jun 2024View
PHOTO 3Photo12 Jun 2024View
PHOTO 4Photo12 Jun 2024View
PHOTO 5Photo12 Jun 2024View
PHOTO 6Photo12 Jun 2024View
PHOTO 7Photo12 Jun 2024View

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  6. Determination Deadline

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