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Tree 48 sycamore Reduce further to the 4m originally specified (this tree should be inspected on a regular basis and be removed if it becomes unstable as original planning was granted for.) Tree 50 sycamore Reduce to 4-7m already granted in the original planning permission. Tree 51 sycamore Reduce to 4-7m Tree 54 sycamore Coppice and allow to regrow as a new multi-stemmed specimen.

Land south of 13 Burlingham Square Worcester WR5 2DZ

ApprovalReference: 20/00803/TPOAWorcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Tree preservation order application (works to)
Received
27 Oct 2020
Validated
27 Oct 2020
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Tree 48 sycamore Reduce further to the 4m originally specified (this tree should be inspected on a regular basis and be removed if it becomes unstable as original planning was granted for.) Tree 50 sycamore Reduce to 4-7m already granted in the original planning permission. Tree 51 sycamore Reduce to 4-7m Tree 54 sycamore Coppice and allow to regrow as a new multi-stemmed specimen.

Proposal details

Reference
20/00803/TPOA
Ward
Cathedral Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mr Jonathan Fennessy, HEC Ltd

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Application location

Land south of 13 Burlingham Square Worcester WR5 2DZ

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DocumentPublishedAction
Application form redacted01.Application Form27 Oct 2020View
Rosebank Planning Portal 23.10.2006. Proposed Plan27 Oct 2020View
Michael Jackman, 13 Burlingham Square, WORCESTER, WR5 1EQ08. Response - Neighbour31 Oct 2020View
A Stallard comments08. Response - Neighbour10 Nov 2020View
Peter Hart, 6 St Catherines Hill, WORCESTER, WR5 2EA08. Response - Neighbour11 Nov 2020View
Nigel Cooper 7 St Catherines Hill08. Response - Neighbour11 Nov 2020View
Peter Blackham, Flat 2, 14 Burlingham Square, WORCESTER, WR5 1ER08. Response - Neighbour12 Nov 2020View
Ian & Sue McArdle, Flat 4, 14 Burlingham Square, WORCESTER, WR5 1ER08. Response - Neighbour12 Nov 2020View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice30 Sept 2021View
NeighbourNeighbour consultation_2000803TPOA.doc28 Oct 2020View

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