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T1 unidentified neighbouring field edge tree, this tree is a boundary tree with a heavy lean over Tattle Cottage boundary along with the footpath. We propose to remove the lowest 6 branches to clear footpath. In turn this will remove the tree from within the crown of the beech tree. T2 standard beech tree, this tree hangs down covering the shed below along with sitting on the weeping birch below, propose to raise the crown by 2m to clear the shed and give the silver birch it’s own space to grow. T3 copper beech, raise the crown by 2m to match as a pair of beeches. T4 cherry tree. This stands around 10m. To reduce this crown by 3m to tidy the crown and improve overall appearance. T5 willow, to reduce the upright branches leaving weeping canopy.

Tattle Cottage, Catts Hill, Stone, TN30 7JR

Decision MadeReference: NOT/2024/0206Ashford Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Notification of proposed works to trees in a conservation area
Received
1 Feb 2024
Validated
1 Feb 2024
Determination deadline
14 Mar 2024
Local authority
Ashford Borough Council

Application overview

T1 unidentified neighbouring field edge tree, this tree is a boundary tree with a heavy lean over Tattle Cottage boundary along with the footpath. We propose to remove the lowest 6 branches to clear footpath. In turn this will remove the tree from within the crown of the beech tree. T2 standard beech tree, this tree hangs down covering the shed below along with sitting on the weeping birch below, propose to raise the crown by 2m to clear the shed and give the silver birch it’s own space to grow. T3 copper beech, raise the crown by 2m to match as a pair of beeches. T4 cherry tree. This stands around 10m. To reduce this crown by 3m to tidy the crown and improve overall appearance. T5 willow, to reduce the upright branches leaving weeping canopy.

Proposal details

Reference
NOT/2024/0206
Ward
Isle of Oxney
Parish
Stone-cum-Ebony
Agent
Mr michael padgett

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Application location

Tattle Cottage, Catts Hill, Stone, TN30 7JR

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Photo of T1Photographs and Photomontages1 Feb 2024View
Photo of T2Photographs and Photomontages1 Feb 2024View
Google earth image of T1 to T5Photographs and Photomontages1 Feb 2024View
Photo of T4Photographs and Photomontages1 Feb 2024View
Photo of T5Photographs and Photomontages1 Feb 2024View
Photo of T3Photographs and Photomontages1 Feb 2024View
Application Form RedactedApplication Form · PDF1 Feb 2024View
Decision Notice 164235.pdf · PDF7 Mar 2024View
Officer Report 164235.pdf · PDF7 Mar 2024View

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Decision Notice 164235.pdf
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