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T1-Crab Apple, reduce by up to 2.5 metes height and 1.5 metres spread all round. This tree has grown well and is now clashing with the Walnut tree next to it (T3) T2-Apple, fell. This tree is old and no longer fruits. T3-Walnut, crown lift to 2.5 metres height -to allow easy access for mowing- reduce by up to 3.5 metres height and 1.5 metres spread all round. T4-Holly, coppice. this young tree is growing out from behind an attractive Hazel and spoiling its shape. T5-Lawson Cypress, fell. This tree was the end stop of a small Box hedge. The Box hedge was removed due to Box blight and the tree now looks out of place. T6-Purple Plum, reduce by up to 2 metres height and 1.5 metres spread on all sides. This is a routine maintenance prune of this tree.

The Old Vicarage , Old School Hill, South Stoke, Bath, Bath And North East Somerset, BA2 7DU

No ObjectionReference: 23/03801/TCABath and North East Somerset Council

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Application summary

Status
No Objection
Application type
Tree Works Notification in Con Area
Received
10 Oct 2023
Validated
10 Oct 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bath and North East Somerset Council

Application overview

T1-Crab Apple, reduce by up to 2.5 metes height and 1.5 metres spread all round. This tree has grown well and is now clashing with the Walnut tree next to it (T3) T2-Apple, fell. This tree is old and no longer fruits. T3-Walnut, crown lift to 2.5 metres height -to allow easy access for mowing- reduce by up to 3.5 metres height and 1.5 metres spread all round. T4-Holly, coppice. this young tree is growing out from behind an attractive Hazel and spoiling its shape. T5-Lawson Cypress, fell. This tree was the end stop of a small Box hedge. The Box hedge was removed due to Box blight and the tree now looks out of place. T6-Purple Plum, reduce by up to 2 metres height and 1.5 metres spread on all sides. This is a routine maintenance prune of this tree.

Proposal details

Reference
23/03801/TCA
Alternative references
PP-12517895
Ward
Bathavon South
Parish
South Stoke
Agent
Marshall Tree Services
UPRN
010001144330

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The Old Vicarage , Old School Hill, South Stoke, Bath, Bath And North East Somerset, BA2 7DU

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NO OBJECTION
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