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G2 - Common beech, Copper beech, Common holly, Common yew - Prune to clear structure/wires/buildings by 2m - prune away from building by up to 2m. T5 - Common beech - Remove all deadwood over 50mm. T6 - Common beech - Crown lift over car park/footpath to 2.5m. T22 - Common beech - Remove dead wood over 50mm in diameter over target. T32 - Common beech - Remove deadwood over 50mm. Inspect cobra bracing & adjust if necessary. T36 - Common beech - Fell, leaving stump just above ground level. T41 - Common beech - Remove significant deadwood over garden area. Inspect squirrel damage to tops of branches and report back. T42, T43, T44, T45, T56 - Common beech - Prune away from building by up to 2m. T46 - Common beech - Dismantle to ground level + treat stump. T48, T49, T50, T57, T58, T89, T108 - Common beech - Remove significant deadwood over 50mm. T51 - Common beech - Prune to clear structure/wires/buildings by 3m. T52, T53 - Common beech - Prune away from building by up to 3m. T55 - Common beech - Lift crown over footpath to approx 2.5m above ground level. T60 - Photinia 'Red Robin' - Prune away from building by up to 1m. T61 - Common yew - Prune to clear structure/wires/buildings by 1m. T62 - Sycamore - Fell, leaving stump just above ground level. T69 - Common beech - Crown lift to statutory height over path 2.5m, 5.2m over road. T80 - Pedunculate oak - Reduce crown in height (by 3m) and shape - reduce lateral growth by up to 3m to reduce end weight on limbs. T85 - Wild cherry - Crown lift over car park/footpath to 2.5m. T86 - Wild cherry - Crown lift over road to 2.5m above ground level. T90 - Common beech - Raise crown over car park entrance to 2.5m above ground level. T91 - Paper bark birch - Prune to clear structure/wires/buildings by 2m. T133 - Whitebeam - Crown lift over car park/footpath to 2.5m.

The Bath Clinic , Claverton Down Road, Claverton Down, Bath, Bath And North East Somerset, BA2 7BR

ConsentReference: 23/00320/TPOBath and North East Somerset Council

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Application summary

Status
Consent
Application type
Tree Works subject to TPO
Received
25 Jan 2023
Validated
25 Jan 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bath and North East Somerset Council

Application overview

G2 - Common beech, Copper beech, Common holly, Common yew - Prune to clear structure/wires/buildings by 2m - prune away from building by up to 2m. T5 - Common beech - Remove all deadwood over 50mm. T6 - Common beech - Crown lift over car park/footpath to 2.5m. T22 - Common beech - Remove dead wood over 50mm in diameter over target. T32 - Common beech - Remove deadwood over 50mm. Inspect cobra bracing & adjust if necessary. T36 - Common beech - Fell, leaving stump just above ground level. T41 - Common beech - Remove significant deadwood over garden area. Inspect squirrel damage to tops of branches and report back. T42, T43, T44, T45, T56 - Common beech - Prune away from building by up to 2m. T46 - Common beech - Dismantle to ground level + treat stump. T48, T49, T50, T57, T58, T89, T108 - Common beech - Remove significant deadwood over 50mm. T51 - Common beech - Prune to clear structure/wires/buildings by 3m. T52, T53 - Common beech - Prune away from building by up to 3m. T55 - Common beech - Lift crown over footpath to approx 2.5m above ground level. T60 - Photinia 'Red Robin' - Prune away from building by up to 1m. T61 - Common yew - Prune to clear structure/wires/buildings by 1m. T62 - Sycamore - Fell, leaving stump just above ground level. T69 - Common beech - Crown lift to statutory height over path 2.5m, 5.2m over road. T80 - Pedunculate oak - Reduce crown in height (by 3m) and shape - reduce lateral growth by up to 3m to reduce end weight on limbs. T85 - Wild cherry - Crown lift over car park/footpath to 2.5m. T86 - Wild cherry - Crown lift over road to 2.5m above ground level. T90 - Common beech - Raise crown over car park entrance to 2.5m above ground level. T91 - Paper bark birch - Prune to clear structure/wires/buildings by 2m. T133 - Whitebeam - Crown lift over car park/footpath to 2.5m.

Proposal details

Reference
23/00320/TPO
Alternative references
PP-11878633
Ward
Combe Down
Agent
Ground Control Ltd
UPRN
100121176429

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The Bath Clinic , Claverton Down Road, Claverton Down, Bath, Bath And North East Somerset, BA2 7BR

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