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A semi-mature ash tree (within the Freefolk Conservation ARea) is situated alongside the London Road (NGR SU 48243 48545). The ash been flagged as a hazard by Highways. The tree isn't the responsibility of highways and belongs to The Piscatorial Society. The Society would like the tree to be removed as per highways recomendations.Previously a large codiminant limb has torn out onto the road and the ash tree is showing ealry signs of dieback. A large over extended lateral (also codominant) is also of particualr concern as it is over the road and regularly being clipped by HGVs and buses. With perimission we would like to dismantle the tree to ground level. The works will require a lane closure and temporary traffic ligths in order to facilitate the use of MEWP and chipper. We are in the process of obtating license for lane closure.

The ash tree is situated in a woodland that belongs to The Piscatorial Society. The tree is adjancet to and overhanding the London Road. Exact grid reference: SU 48243 48545

UnknownReference: T/00557/25/TCABasingstoke and Deane Borough Council

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Application location

The ash tree is situated in a woodland that belongs to The Piscatorial Society. The tree is adjancet to and overhanding the London Road. Exact grid reference: SU 48243 48545

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Works to Trees - Conservation Areas
Received
29 Oct 2025
Validated
29 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
10 Dec 2025
Local authority
Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council

Application overview

A semi-mature ash tree (within the Freefolk Conservation ARea) is situated alongside the London Road (NGR SU 48243 48545). The ash been flagged as a hazard by Highways. The tree isn't the responsibility of highways and belongs to The Piscatorial Society. The Society would like the tree to be removed as per highways recomendations.Previously a large codiminant limb has torn out onto the road and the ash tree is showing ealry signs of dieback. A large over extended lateral (also codominant) is also of particualr concern as it is over the road and regularly being clipped by HGVs and buses. With perimission we would like to dismantle the tree to ground level. The works will require a lane closure and temporary traffic ligths in order to facilitate the use of MEWP and chipper. We are in the process of obtating license for lane closure.

Proposal details

Reference
T/00557/25/TCA
Alternative references
PP-14447025
Agent
Eley Arb

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APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form - Published · PDF29 Oct 2025View
SKETCH PLANDrawing · PDF29 Oct 2025View

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