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T1 Oak - Remove lowest secondary branch - Remove epicormic growth and crown lift to 4.5 meters from ground level. Tree works are to increase light into the property in close proximity and the garden the tree stands within. T2 Hornbeam Crown thin by 15%. Tree works are to increase light into the property in close proximity and the garden the tree stands within. T3 Oak - Remove epicormic growth from main stem - Prune back the lateral crown towards the pool house by 1.5 meters to suitable growth points. Tree works will increase light into the pool house and stop debris falling and long overextended branches from failing. (Several branches failed historically part of the crown left unbalanced.

1 Highmoor Close, Poole, BH14 8TG

Application ApprovedReference: TP/24/00206/XBournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Tree work to tree/s subject to a TPO
Received
26 Mar 2024
Validated
26 Mar 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

Application overview

T1 Oak - Remove lowest secondary branch - Remove epicormic growth and crown lift to 4.5 meters from ground level. Tree works are to increase light into the property in close proximity and the garden the tree stands within. T2 Hornbeam Crown thin by 15%. Tree works are to increase light into the property in close proximity and the garden the tree stands within. T3 Oak - Remove epicormic growth from main stem - Prune back the lateral crown towards the pool house by 1.5 meters to suitable growth points. Tree works will increase light into the pool house and stop debris falling and long overextended branches from failing. (Several branches failed historically part of the crown left unbalanced.

Proposal details

Reference
TP/24/00206/X
Ward
Parkstone
Agent
Mr S Draper, S Draper Tree Specialists LTD

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Application location

1 Highmoor Close, Poole, BH14 8TG

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
CASE OFFICER REPORTReports/Statements20 May 2024View
AttachmentSummary129281590000.pdfOther26 Mar 2024View
2854021.pdfApplication Form26 Mar 2024View
SITE PHOTOPhotograph26 Mar 2024View
SITE PHOTOPhotograph26 Mar 2024View
SITE PHOTOPhotograph26 Mar 2024View
APPROVEDDecision Notice20 May 2024View
SKETCH PLANPlan26 Mar 2024View

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