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Area 17 Tree 3- twin stemmed oak tree lapsed, with signs of basal decay and cracks extending into soil - Fell - replant red oak in suitable space. Area 20 Tree 15 Sycamore - windblown and leaning in neighbour - Fell - no replant(leave area open for other more important replanting). Area 21 (Beach wood) - Tree 1 - Ash severe ash dieback disease and basal decay, leaning towards path and will collapse onto it - fell - no replant allow natural regen. All trees have numbers in blue paint. 5 day notification

Manjushri Buddhist Centre, Conishead Priory, ULVERSTON, LA12 9QQ

DeterminedReference: TR/2020/0094Westmorland and Furness Council

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
13 Jul 2020
Validated
13 Jul 2020
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Westmorland and Furness Council

Application overview

Area 17 Tree 3- twin stemmed oak tree lapsed, with signs of basal decay and cracks extending into soil - Fell - replant red oak in suitable space. Area 20 Tree 15 Sycamore - windblown and leaning in neighbour - Fell - no replant(leave area open for other more important replanting). Area 21 (Beach wood) - Tree 1 - Ash severe ash dieback disease and basal decay, leaning towards path and will collapse onto it - fell - no replant allow natural regen. All trees have numbers in blue paint. 5 day notification

Proposal details

Reference
TR/2020/0094
Parish
Ulverston
Agent
Dave Pearce

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Application location

Manjushri Buddhist Centre, Conishead Priory, ULVERSTON, LA12 9QQ

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Application formApplication Form13 Jul 2020View
Delegated Report - Summary ReportDelegated Report17 Jul 2020View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice17 Jul 2020View
Plan - Location PlanDCPLAN_1D75919E19794ABD95DB3E263B6BE79E_60bc019e-461d-49ab-a04b-9e86ec8a19b8.PDF13 Jul 2020View
Plan - Map 2- Beech woodDCPLAN_1D75919E19794ABD95DB3E263B6BE79F_3de1b4df-2200-43bd-be0f-06cfe6c3d682.pdf13 Jul 2020View
Plan - Site PlanDCPLAN_1D75919E19794ABD95DB3E263B6BE7A0_6ef1950c-fe65-4ed3-85fd-4182e8fba16b.pdf13 Jul 2020View

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