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Search the Public Notice PortalA mature back‑garden tree in Kenley is facing far more drastic work than a routine trim.
One protected ash is earmarked for removal because of advanced dieback, while a neighbouring walnut would have its overhanging crown cut back away from a greenhouse as part of the same application.
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Below is a summary of the new planning applications validated by Croydon Council in the last week:
7A Highwood Close, Kenley CR8 5HW. Proposal to fell an ash tree with advanced dieback and shorten the crown of a walnut tree overhanging a greenhouse, both protected under TPO 05, 1996. Ref. No: 26/01830/TRE
7 Postmill Close, Croydon CR0 5DY. Works include a 2m crown reduction to a sweet chestnut, removal of epicormic growth, and a 1m crown reduction to a holly tree to control size. Ref. No: 26/01825/TRE
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16 Mapledale Avenue, Croydon CR0 5TB. Application for a 1.5m crown reduction to an oak tree showing upper canopy dieback (TPO No. 14, 1977). Ref. No: 26/01842/TRE
1 Bredune, Kenley CR8 5DU. Application to reduce a yew tree by up to 2m, thin the crown by 10%, clean the crown and raise canopy height as part of repeat maintenance (TPO 185). Ref. No: 26/01832/TRE
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