Gollin Court, Ottways Lane and 8 Elliston Way, Ashtead, Surrey
Proposal
Cedar tree (indentified on submitted plan as T156) at Gollin Court, reduce upper branches by approximately 3 metres and reduce lower lateral branches by up to 2 metres; Oak tree (indentified on submitted plan as T118) located at 8 Elliston Way, crown reduce south-eastern canopy by approximately 2 - 2.5 metres.
- Received
- 12 August 2022
- Decided
- 2 September 2022 · APPROVED WITH CONDITIONS
- Decision level
- Delegated (officer decision)
- Council
- Mole Valley District Council
- Ward
- Ashtead Park
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- ReceivedSubmitted12 Aug
- ValidatedValidated12 Aug
- Consult.Consultation31 Aug
- TargetTarget Date7 Oct
- DecidedDecided2 Sep
Decided in 21 days (council typically 56)
This is a tree application at Gollin Court, Ottways Lane and 8 Elliston Way, Ashtead, Surrey. Mole Valley has handled 557 applications of this type and approves nearly all of them, typically deciding them in 43 days. This one was decided in 21 days, 3 weeks quicker than Mole Valley's median. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 62 applications across Ashtead Park.
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