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T1 - English Oak (31 Central Park) - Reduce lateral spread growing over 31 Central Park bay. ensuring pruning wounds do not exceed 30mm in diameter. T2 (12 Pine Ridge) - Sitka spruce - Fell. T3 - English Oak (27 The Meadows) - Reduce height and spread by 2m from the tips inwards, ensuring pruning wounds do not exceed 50mm in diameter. New Description of Works: T1 - English Oak (31 Central Park) - Reduce lateral spread growing over 31 Central Park bay by 2-3m, ensuring pruning wounds do not exceed 30mm in diameter. T3 - English Oak (27 The Meadows) – Reduce lateral branches overhanging 27 The Meadows by 2-3m, ensuring pruning wounds do not exceed 50mm in diameter. (See officer report for justification)

Bay Hollow Holiday Park Napier Road Poole BH15 4LZ

Split DecisionReference: P/26/02008/TTPOBournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

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  2. Application valid

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Application summary

Status
Split Decision
Application type
Tree work to tree/s subject to a TPO
Received
30 Apr 2026
Validated
30 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

Application overview

T1 - English Oak (31 Central Park) - Reduce lateral spread growing over 31 Central Park bay. ensuring pruning wounds do not exceed 30mm in diameter. T2 (12 Pine Ridge) - Sitka spruce - Fell. T3 - English Oak (27 The Meadows) - Reduce height and spread by 2m from the tips inwards, ensuring pruning wounds do not exceed 50mm in diameter. New Description of Works: T1 - English Oak (31 Central Park) - Reduce lateral spread growing over 31 Central Park bay by 2-3m, ensuring pruning wounds do not exceed 30mm in diameter. T3 - English Oak (27 The Meadows) – Reduce lateral branches overhanging 27 The Meadows by 2-3m, ensuring pruning wounds do not exceed 50mm in diameter. (See officer report for justification)

Proposal details

Reference
P/26/02008/TTPO
Ward
Hamworthy
Parish
Poole Town Council
Agent
James Fisher, The Tree Management Company

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Application location

Bay Hollow Holiday Park Napier Road Poole BH15 4LZ

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Documents 7 of 7

DocumentPublishedAction
Tree Split Decision NoticeDecision Notice7 Jul 2026View
Tree Officer ReportOfficer Report7 Jul 2026View
Treework ApplicationApplication Form30 Apr 2026View
T1Photograph30 Apr 2026View
T2Photograph30 Apr 2026View
T3Photograph30 Apr 2026View
Tree Location PlanPlan30 Apr 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Split decision
Tree Split Decision Notice
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