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Fell 2 no. Ash trees with moderate Ash Die Back progression. Both trees show symptoms of ash die back disease and have previously been pruned to remove dead limbs. T1 shows advanced symptoms of ash die back disease with a large areas of dead wood over the field boundary. It is located close to 'Trees' house. T2 shows symptoms of ash die back disease and is located over Trees and Steppes access driveways and close to 'York House'. Over the past few years we have created a natural hedge along the field boundary which includes 3 new hawthorn trees. We propose to replace T1 with an additional hawthorn tree. We have previously replaced a dead horse chestnut tree with a new one and replaced a dead willow tree with 17 hornbeam trees.

Trees , The Street, Ubley, Bristol, Bath And North East Somerset, BS40 6PA

No ObjectionReference: 24/02840/TCABath and North East Somerset Council

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Application summary

Status
No Objection
Application type
Tree Works Notification in Con Area
Received
29 Jul 2024
Validated
29 Jul 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bath and North East Somerset Council

Application overview

Fell 2 no. Ash trees with moderate Ash Die Back progression. Both trees show symptoms of ash die back disease and have previously been pruned to remove dead limbs. T1 shows advanced symptoms of ash die back disease with a large areas of dead wood over the field boundary. It is located close to 'Trees' house. T2 shows symptoms of ash die back disease and is located over Trees and Steppes access driveways and close to 'York House'. Over the past few years we have created a natural hedge along the field boundary which includes 3 new hawthorn trees. We propose to replace T1 with an additional hawthorn tree. We have previously replaced a dead horse chestnut tree with a new one and replaced a dead willow tree with 17 hornbeam trees.

Proposal details

Reference
24/02840/TCA
Alternative references
PP-12852048
Ward
Chew Valley
Parish
Ubley
Agent
No Agent
UPRN
010001122012

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Trees , The Street, Ubley, Bristol, Bath And North East Somerset, BS40 6PA

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NO OBJECTION
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