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Planning condition

PART A - Reason for Refusal

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Fact links
CURIE planning-condition:U0130402 no fact link
Prefix planning-condition Facts
Reference U0130402 Facts
Name PART A - Reason for Refusal Facts
Quality Authoritative: We have some data from the authoritative source no fact link
Dataset Planning condition no fact link
Organisation Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council no fact link
Start date Facts
End date Facts
Entry date 2025-02-25 Facts
Typology policy no fact link
Notes Unique Condition Facts
Reason The tree identified on the application form as a Sweet Chestnut (Part of G1 on application form) is not dead, or in a dangerous condition. Conclusive evidence had not been provided to show the tree is causing damage to the property. Inspection of the tree does not indicate there are any existing safety issues sufficient to justify the proposed work and the tree appears to be in reasonable health and should be retained because it makes a positive contribution to the visual amenity and character of the local landscape. Facts

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        "name": "PART A - Reason for Refusal",
        "dataset": "planning-condition",
        "typology": "policy",
        "reference": "U0130402",
        "prefix": "planning-condition",
        "organisation-entity": 109,
        "geometry": "",
        "point": "",
        "quality": "authoritative",
        "notes": "Unique Condition",
        "reason": "The tree identified on the application form as a Sweet Chestnut (Part of G1 on application form) is not dead, or in a dangerous condition. Conclusive evidence had not been provided to show the tree is causing damage to the property. Inspection of the tree does not indicate there are any existing safety issues sufficient to justify the proposed work and the tree appears to be in reasonable health and should be retained because it makes a positive contribution to the visual amenity and character of the local landscape."
    }

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