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TPO 01(1999) tree preservation order - Three conifer (marked on plan and within A1 on order) crown lift up to four metres above ground level and prune back to suitable growth points to provide up to two metres clearance from surrounding structures

16 Woodcock Rise Brandon Suffolk IP27 0BN

DecidedReference: DC/25/1923/TPOWest Suffolk Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to TPO's
Received
2 Dec 2025
Validated
2 Dec 2025
Determination deadline
27 Jan 2026
Local authority
West Suffolk Council

Application overview

TPO 01(1999) tree preservation order - Three conifer (marked on plan and within A1 on order) crown lift up to four metres above ground level and prune back to suitable growth points to provide up to two metres clearance from surrounding structures

Proposal details

Reference
DC/25/1923/TPO
Alternative references
PP-14473629
Ward
Brandon East
Parish
Brandon

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Application location

16 Woodcock Rise Brandon Suffolk IP27 0BN

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
OFFICER REPORTOfficer Report · PDF30 Jan 2026View
DECISION - APPROVE TPODecision Notice · PDF30 Jan 2026View
TREE OFFICER COMMENTSConsultation Response · PDF16 Jan 2026View
BRANDON TOWN COUNCILConsultee Comment · PDF9 Dec 2025View
5 BEECHFIELDS - COMMENTSNeighbour Response · PDF8 Dec 2025View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF2 Dec 2025View
TREE LOCATION PLANSupporting Documents2 Dec 2025View
CONTEXT PICTURESupporting Documents2 Dec 2025View
CONTEXT PICTURESupporting Documents2 Dec 2025View
TREE LOCATION PLANSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF2 Dec 2025View

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DECISION - APPROVE TPO
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