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1 Mayfield, Pound Hill, Crawley, RH10 7FT

Status

Decision recorded
Council referenceCR/2025/0673/TPORegister / data sourcePlanIt / local planning authoritiesApplication date26 November 2025
THE PROPOSAL

What is being proposed?

T1 - Oak (T34) - Prune back western spread away from property by a maximum of 0.5 metre, all cuts shall be restricted to regrowth only. Western spread approximately 6 metres (amended description). T2 - Oak (T32) - Remove 6 branches on western side of main stem overhanging garden up to crown break only. T3 - Oak (garden)- Remove epicormic growths from main stem. T4 - Oak (T29) - Remove 2 lowest branches on western side of stem to clear shed. T5 - Common Beech (T33) - Remove epicormic growths starting to impede footpath and lift eastern canopy over road to an approximate height of 5.5 metres to allow safe passage for high sided vehicles. T6 - Common Beech (T31) - Remove epicormic growths on eastern side of stem to clear lamp column to create a greater light spill and lift eastern canopy over road to an approximate height of 5.5 metres to allow safe passage for high sided vehicles

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Status
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Decision recorded
Council decision
CONSENT
KEY DATES

The application so far

  1. Application date

    26 November 2025

  2. Decision recorded

    22 May 2026

    CONSENT

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LOCATION

Where is the proposal?

1 Mayfield, Pound Hill, Crawley, RH10 7FT

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ORIGINAL SOURCE

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