A 51 no beech noted under ref G1 in the TPO, abutting the driveway owned by Ashstone House. Semi-annual lateral pruning of current year's growth (retrospective as previously understood that this was "de minimis") & subsequently for the next 10 years, as recommended by council tree officer. Reason: for proper maintenance and to avoid encroachment relative to driveway & its verge. B. 1no ash 10m west of Ashstone House and noted under reference W2 in the TPO. Sm crown reduction. Reason: on discussion with council's tree officer at the property, tree identified by him as suffering from ash dieback.
Ashstone House, Hamstreet Road, Hamstreet, Ashford, Kent TN26 2EB
Decision MadeReference: OTH/2023/1180Ashford Borough Council
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A 51 no beech noted under ref G1 in the TPO, abutting the driveway owned by Ashstone House. Semi-annual lateral pruning of current year's growth (retrospective as previously understood that this was "de minimis") & subsequently for the next 10 years, as recommended by council tree officer. Reason: for proper maintenance and to avoid encroachment relative to driveway & its verge. B. 1no ash 10m west of Ashstone House and noted under reference W2 in the TPO. Sm crown reduction. Reason: on discussion with council's tree officer at the property, tree identified by him as suffering from ash dieback.
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Reference
OTH/2023/1180
Ward
Weald South
Parish
Orlestone
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