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Tree Preservation Orders in Moreton West and Saughall Massie Ward W Tree Preservation Orders in Moreton West and Saughall Massie Ward TPONumber Description Situation Served Date WL0022T004 Lime Garden to 15 Rosslyn Drive approx. 20 ft 28/01/1971 behind boundary wall at southern fence. WL0022T005 White Poplar Garden to 28 Rosslyn Drive - behind front 28/01/1971 boundary wall (centre). WL0022T006 Laburnum Garden to 42 Rosslyn Drive - behind front 28/01/1971 bounday wall at northern fence. WL0022T007 Silver Birch Garden to 44 Rosslyn Drive - behind front 28/01/1971 boundary wall at southern fence. WL0035A001 The several trees of whatever species Adjacent to the eastern boundary of land 18/01/1973 standing in the area numbered A1 on which lies to the rear of No's 27 to 53 the map Borrowdale Road, Moreton. WL0024T026 Elder On land lying between No 3 Inglewood and 21/09/1972 No 26 Inglewood Avenue, Moreton. Approximately 7' from the eastern boundary fence and approximately 40' from the southern boundary hedge. WL0024T019 Oak Alongside footpath to Inglewood Avenue at a 21/09/1972 point approximately 18' from western boundary fence of No 3 Inglewood, Moreton WL0024T027 Sycamore On land lying between No 3 Inglewood and 21/09/1972 No 26 Inglewood Avenue, Moreton. Approximately 3' from the eastern boundary fence and approximately 20' from the southern boundary hedge. WL0024T028 Oak On land lying between No 3 Inglewood and 21/09/1972 No 26 Inglewood Avenue, Moreton. Approximately 6' from the eastern boundary fence and approximately 10' from the southern boundary hedge. WL0024T029 Elm On land lying between No 3 Inglewood and 21/09/1972 No 26 Inglewood Avenue, Moreton. Approximately 30' from the eastern boundary fence and approximately 25' from the southern boundary hedge. WL0024T030 Oak On land lying between No 3 Inglewood and 21/09/1972 No 26 Inglewood Avenue, Moreton. Approximately 45' from the eastern boundary fence and approximately 15' from the southern boundary hedge. WL0024G004 Group consisting of 2 Oak and 1 Beech Alongside footpath adjacent to the front 21/09/1972 boundary fence of No 3 Inglewood, Moreton. WL0024G006 Group consisting of 1 Horse Chesnut, 1 Adjacent to eastern boundary fence on land 21/09/1972 Sycamore and 1 Beech lying between No 3 Inglewood and No 29 Inglewood Avenue, Moreton. WL0032T001 Oak On land forming the rear garden to No 17 26/10/1972 Raby Drive at a point approximately 6ft from the rear fence of the above property and alongside the westerly fence. WL0033T001 Sycamore Behind front boundary of 141 Borrowdale 01/02/1973 Road, Moreton, at a point midway between the north and south boundary. WL0033T002 Lombardy Poplar Behind front boundary of 141 Borrowdale 01/02/1973 Road, Moreton adjacent to the south boundary fence. WL0033T003 Oak At the north fence of 14 Raby Drive, Moreton 01/02/1973 adjoining the south fence of 118 Borrowdale Road at a point 12 ft from the Borrowdale Road frontage. 1 TPONumber Description Situation Served Date WL0024T017 Oak Approximately 10' behind front boundary 21/09/1972 fence approximately 15' from the western boundary fence of No 2 Inglewood, Moreton. WL0024T014 Beech Approximately 195' from cobham Road, 21/09/1972 alongside footpath and 8' from the southern boundary fence of No 1 Inglewood, Moreton. WL0024T013 Elm Approximately 178' from cobham Road, 21/09/1972 alongside footpath and 14' from the southern boundary fence of No 1 Inglewood, Moreton. WL0024T015 Sycamore Approximately 218' from Cobham Road, 21/09/1972 alongside footpath and 12' from the southern boundary fence of No 2 Inglewood, Moreton. WL0024T016 Horse Chestnut Approximately 230' from Cobham Road, 21/09/1972 near hedge and approximatley 18' from the southern boundary fence of No. 2 Inglewood, Moreton. WL0024T018 Oak Approximately 13' behind front boundary 21/09/1972 fence and approximately 35' from western boundary fence of No. 2 Inglewood, Moreton. WL0024G003 Group consisting of 1 Ash, 2 Beech and Alongside footpath adjacent to the front 21/09/1972 1 Oak boundary fence of No 1 Inglewood, Moreton. WL0037T010 Poplar On land at the south side of Altcar Drive, 25/10/1973 Moreton, at the back of footpath in Cobham Road. WL0024T001 Oak Behind front boundary wall and adjacent to 21/09/1972 southern boundary fence of No 75 Cobham Road, Moreton. WL0024T008 Elm Approximately 12' behind front boundary wall 21/09/1972 and 8' from north boundary fence of No. 123 Cobham Road, Moreton. WL0024T010 Oak Approximately 40' from Cobham Road and 21/09/1972 alongside footpath and 7' from the southern fence of No 23 Cobham Road, Moreton. WL0024T011 Elm Approximately 72' from Cobham Road and 21/09/1972 alongside footpath and 8' from the southern fence of No 23 Cobham Road, Moreton. WL0024T012 Elm Approximately 92' from Cobham Road, 21/09/1972 alongside hedge and 18' from the southern boundary fence of No 123 Cobham Road, Moreton WL0022T001 Laburnum Garden to No. 12 Rosslyn Drive - behind 28/01/1971 front boundary wall and adjacent to gateway. WL0022T002 Ash Garden to No.14 Rosslyn Drive - behind 28/01/1971 front boundary wall at southern fence. WL0022T003 Sycamore Garden to 15 Rosslyn Drive - behind front 28/01/1971 boundary wall at southern fence. WL0024T002 Lombardy Poplar Behind front boundary wall and adjacent to 21/09/1972 northern boundary fence of No 99 Cobham Road, Moreton WL0024T003 Lombardy Poplar Behind front boundary wall and mid-way 21/09/1972 between northern and southern fences of No 99 Cobham Road, Moreton. WL0028T001 Willow On land forming the rear gardens of No's 75 07/09/1972 and 77 Cobham road, Moreton at a point approximately 157 ft from the rear elevation of the above properties and approximately 30 feet from the rear front of 57 Cobham Road. WL0024T004 Lombardy Poplar Behind front boundary wall and adjacent to 21/09/1972 southern bounday fence of No 99 Cobham Road, Moreton WL0024T005 White Poplar Approximately 13' from front boundary 21/09/1972 hedge and alongside footpath to No 117 Cobham Road on land lying between no's 105 and 113 Cobham Road, Moreton. 2 TPONumber Description Situation Served Date WL0024T006 Elm Behind front boundary hedge approximately 21/09/1972 18' from northern boundary fence of No 113 Cobham Road, Moreton. WL0024G001 Group consisting of 1 Elm, 2 Beech and Boundary front boundary wall of No 115 21/09/1972 2 Sycamore Cobham Road, Moreton. WL0024G002 Group consisting of 3 Elm, 2 Beech, 2 Behind front boundary wall of No 119 21/09/1972 Sycamore and 1 Oak Cobham Road, Moreton. WL0037T001 Willow On land at the south side of Altcar Drive, 25/10/1973 Moeton, at a point opposite fence between No's 2 and 3. WL0037T002 Willow On land at the south side of Altcar Drive, 25/10/1973 Moreton, at a points opposite No 2. WL0037T003 Willow On land at the south side of Altcar Drive, 25/10/1973 Moreton, at a points opposite No 2. WL0037T004 Willow On land at the south side of Altcar Drive, 25/10/1973 Moreton, at a points opposite No 2. WL0037T005 Willow On land at the south side of Altcar Drive, 25/10/1973 Moreton, at a points opposite No 1. WL0027G003 Group consisting of 4 Elm and 1 Behind front boundary of dwelling house 01/03/1972 Sycamore under construction immediately north of 'White Gates', Carr Lane, Moreton. WL0027G004 Group consisting of 9 Elm Behind front boundary hedge on eastern 01/03/1972 side of Carr Lane, Moreton immediately south of Carr House, Carr Lane. WL0029G004 Group consisting of 2 Willow, 1 Yew, 1 Within the curtilage of the property known as 01/02/1973 Ash, 1 Sycamore 'White House' in the vicinity of the junction of Saughall Massie Road and West Kirby Road. WL0029T001 Ash Alongside the eastern boundary hedge to 01/02/1973 West Kirby Road at a point 14 metres south west of the southern boundary of Ash Tree Cottage. WL0029T002 Horse Chestnut Alongside the estern boundary to West Kirby 01/02/1973 Road at a point 6 metres north of the north eastern boundary of the property Manana. WL0029A001 The several trees of whatever species Land at the rear of the properties known as 01/02/1973 standing in the area numbered A1 on 'The Cottage' and 'Ash Tree Cottage' and the map adjoining Saughall Massie Road and the Arrowe Brook. WL0029A002 The several trees of whatever species Alongsie the southern boundary of 'Ash Tree 01/02/1973 standing in the area numbered A2 on Cottage'. the map WL0029G002 Group consisting of 5 Elm Behind the front boundary of the property 01/02/1973 'The Elms'. WL0029G003 Group consisting of 5 Cherry Behind the front boundary wall of Poplar 01/02/1973 Farm. WL0029G005 Group consisting of 2 Ash and 1 Within the curtilage of the property known as 01/02/1973 Sycamore the 'White House' immediately west of the bridge carrying Saughall Massie Road over the Arrowe Brook. WL0029G006 Group consisting of 6 Ash and 1 Alongside the boundary of Poplar Farm and 01/02/1973 Sycamore White House and alongside the Arrowe Brook. WL0030A001 The several trees of whatever species Land at the rear of Prospect Farm and east 01/02/1973 standing in the area numbered A1 on of Barnacre Lane. the map BK0114A001 The several trees of various species Land north side of Saughall Massie Road. 08/08/1972 standing in the area numbered A1 on the map WL0024T009 White Poplar At front gateway on northern boundary fence 21/09/1972 of No 80 Cobham Road, Moreton. WL0024T007 Elm Approximately 7' behind front boundary wall 21/09/1972 and 8' from north boundary fence of No.
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