T1 Oak - Remove the damaged minor branch on the northern limb at approximately 9 m to reduce the risk of branch failure. • Reduce the overextended southern lateral limb by approximately 3 m to 10.6 metres, targeting suitable secondary growth points. • Reduce the eastern side of the crown by up to 4 m to 7.5 metres to lessen the easterly crown bias and improve overall crown balance. • Cyclical pruning of regrowth from previous works (carried out in April 2023) to maintain the tree at the desired size, to be completed in January 2028. • Complete the above recommended tree works by February 2027
Oakhurst, Woodchurch Road, Tenterden, TN30 7AE
Under ConsultationReference: OTH/2026/1455Ashford Borough Council
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T1 Oak - Remove the damaged minor branch on the northern limb at approximately 9 m to reduce the risk of branch failure. • Reduce the overextended southern lateral limb by approximately 3 m to 10.6 metres, targeting suitable secondary growth points. • Reduce the eastern side of the crown by up to 4 m to 7.5 metres to lessen the easterly crown bias and improve overall crown balance. • Cyclical pruning of regrowth from previous works (carried out in April 2023) to maintain the tree at the desired size, to be completed in January 2028. • Complete the above recommended tree works by February 2027
Proposal details
Reference
OTH/2026/1455
Ward
Tenterden North
Parish
Tenterden
Agent
Mr Thomas Kay-Bradley
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