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7 applications found.
T1 Group of 6 Ash - Reduced to previous points, approximately 2 metres, T2 Macrocarpa Tree - Remove lower limb (Effingham Conservation Area)
Outline application (with all matters reserved except access) for the development of up to 34 units and 750sqm commercial floor space with associated infrastructure, vehicular and pedestrian access.
Proposed freestanding double-sided centenary clock
T1 - lift crown of Magnolia tree in rear garden to 3m to give more light to the garden and to balance the tree. The tree is approximately 11m from the property and 9m tall (Effingham Conservation Area).
Silver Birch: Reduce back to previous points, the crown by approx 4m (last done 5 years ago). Branch cut not to exceed 2.5cm (Effingham Cons)
1. Cedar. Carefully climb and dismantle to as close to ground level as possible. Dead tree 2. Grind stump to a depth of approximately 300mm below adjacent ground level, backfill grindings into stump hole and leave all excess in situ 3. Scots pine LHS. Reduce back one overextended…
Maple trees x 2. Removal of dead branch on one tree. Removal of diseased central section on second tree (Effingham Cons)
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This location is inside Effingham. Conservation areas can mean tighter rules for changes to the outside of a property, trees and demolition.
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