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Sycamore (T1) - Prune back by 1m to provide a 2m separation from the neighbouring building. Remove lowest branch above the road, for clearances. Scots pine (T2 & T3) - Prune back by 1m to provide a 2m separation from the neighbouring building, for clearance. Scots pine (T4) - Remove the pendulous branches which grow above the hedge and pavement, to maintain clearance. Scots pine (T5) - Remove tertiary branch touching lampost. Holly (9) - Reduce height by 3m. Reduce smallest stem to 4m, to allow more light to neighbouring property. Lawson cypress (G10) - Reduce height by 2m, to maintain at a lower height so as to allow more light to neighbouring property. Scots pine (T11) - Remove broken branch & remove damaged branch above the lawn. Scots pine (NT12) - Prune branches to provide a 2m separation from the building of Woodrising, for clearance. (Tree belongs to no. 8.) Scots pine (T15) - Remove the extended limb due to its potential vulnerability to high wind. Scots pine (T17) - Section fell to just above ground level due to strong lean above neighbouring property. Due to its position and presence of 2 adjacent Scots pine trees this tree would not be missed. Sycamore (T18) - Crown reduce by 2m to reduce weight and wind-sail due to visible area of decay in main stem. Monterey cypress (T19) - Reduce limb growing above neighbouring building back by 50% to clear roof-line of Sandy Lane. Crown reduce by 2m to reduce weight & wind-sail. Monterey cypress (T20 & T21) - Crown reduce by 2m to reduce weight & wind-sail.

Woodrising 2 Brownsea Road Poole BH13 7QP

Application ApprovedReference: P/25/00045/TTPOBournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

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Application location

Woodrising 2 Brownsea Road Poole BH13 7QP

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Tree work to tree/s subject to a TPO
Received
24 Feb 2025
Validated
24 Feb 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

Application overview

Sycamore (T1) - Prune back by 1m to provide a 2m separation from the neighbouring building. Remove lowest branch above the road, for clearances. Scots pine (T2 & T3) - Prune back by 1m to provide a 2m separation from the neighbouring building, for clearance. Scots pine (T4) - Remove the pendulous branches which grow above the hedge and pavement, to maintain clearance. Scots pine (T5) - Remove tertiary branch touching lampost. Holly (9) - Reduce height by 3m. Reduce smallest stem to 4m, to allow more light to neighbouring property. Lawson cypress (G10) - Reduce height by 2m, to maintain at a lower height so as to allow more light to neighbouring property. Scots pine (T11) - Remove broken branch & remove damaged branch above the lawn. Scots pine (NT12) - Prune branches to provide a 2m separation from the building of Woodrising, for clearance. (Tree belongs to no. 8.) Scots pine (T15) - Remove the extended limb due to its potential vulnerability to high wind. Scots pine (T17) - Section fell to just above ground level due to strong lean above neighbouring property. Due to its position and presence of 2 adjacent Scots pine trees this tree would not be missed. Sycamore (T18) - Crown reduce by 2m to reduce weight and wind-sail due to visible area of decay in main stem. Monterey cypress (T19) - Reduce limb growing above neighbouring building back by 50% to clear roof-line of Sandy Lane. Crown reduce by 2m to reduce weight & wind-sail. Monterey cypress (T20 & T21) - Crown reduce by 2m to reduce weight & wind-sail.

Proposal details

Reference
P/25/00045/TTPO
Ward
Canford Cliffs
Agent
Mr Peter Gunstone, Arbor Vitae Tree Care

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice15 Apr 2025View
Tree Officer ReportOfficer Report15 Apr 2025View
Application form redactedApplication Form6 Mar 2025View
Img 4657Photograph6 Mar 2025View
Img 6106Photograph6 Mar 2025View
Img 6109Photograph6 Mar 2025View
Img 6110Photograph6 Mar 2025View
Img 6113Photograph6 Mar 2025View
Img 6117Photograph6 Mar 2025View
Img 6123Photograph6 Mar 2025View
Tree location planPlan6 Mar 2025View
Woodrising 2024 Tree ReportPlan6 Mar 2025View

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