SDNP/22/00407/TCAPlanning Application SDNP/22/00407/TCA
Trees application at The Royal Oak Inn The Street Poynings BN45 7AQ, South Downs. View planning documents, track the decision and get email alerts on updates.
T1- single Sycamore tree: reduction in height to a 4m totem to allow additional sunlight onto patio area and stop pigeon droppings from going onto public eating area, reducing risk to public health. Photograph 1. T2- group of three Sycamore trees: reduction in height to 4m totems to allow additional sunlight onto patio area and stop pigeon droppings from going onto public eating area, reducing risk to public health. Photograph 2. T3- group of three Sycamore trees: reduction in height to 4m totems to allow additional sunlight onto patio area and stop pigeon droppings from going onto public eating area, reducing risk to public health. Plus these trees are overhanging the outdoor kitchens heat ventilation unit. Photographs 3 & 4. T4-single Sycamore tree: targeted pruning as it is heavily encroaching onto a telegraph pole and is at risk of damaging phone lines in the future. This will allow for 0.5m clearance of the telegraph pole and phone lines. Photographs 5 & 6.
SDNP/22/00407/TCA
The Royal Oak Inn The Street Poynings BN45 7AQ
This is a tree application at The Royal Oak Inn The Street Poynings BN45 7AQ. South Downs has handled 2,274 applications of this type and approves nearly all of them, typically deciding them in 43 days. This one was decided in 41 days. The site is in the Poynings conservation area, with 3 listed buildings nearby. There has been 1 other application at this address. In the past year there have been 10 applications across Hurstpierpoint Ward. We hold 287 applications in total for the BN45 postcode area.
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