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Image 1 shows an oak tree branch from number 22 hanging over our decking. When in bloom, not only does it block sunlight to the trees on our property, but it also prohibits the full use of our decking area. We are asking to remove this branch. Image 1 also shows the dead tree leaning against it. We are unsure of the species. We are asking to remove this tree which is currently pushing on the branch. Image 2 shows the overhanging branch of an oak tree in our garden (number 23). When in bloom it also blocks sunlight to the area below where we wish to plant new species/a variety of bushes and flowering plants. Removing the branch would enable adequate sunlight to them. The branch in Image 2 also prohibits the full use of our decking area when in full bloom. Map 1 shows the trees in question.

22 Doulton Gardens, Poole, BH14 8RG

Application ApprovedReference: TP/25/00083/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
3 Feb 2025
Validated
3 Feb 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council

Application overview

Image 1 shows an oak tree branch from number 22 hanging over our decking. When in bloom, not only does it block sunlight to the trees on our property, but it also prohibits the full use of our decking area. We are asking to remove this branch. Image 1 also shows the dead tree leaning against it. We are unsure of the species. We are asking to remove this tree which is currently pushing on the branch. Image 2 shows the overhanging branch of an oak tree in our garden (number 23). When in bloom it also blocks sunlight to the area below where we wish to plant new species/a variety of bushes and flowering plants. Removing the branch would enable adequate sunlight to them. The branch in Image 2 also prohibits the full use of our decking area when in full bloom. Map 1 shows the trees in question.

Proposal details

Reference
TP/25/00083/X
Ward
Parkstone
Agent
Mr A Wolan

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Application location

22 Doulton Gardens, Poole, BH14 8RG

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice27 Mar 2025View
Tree Officer ReportOfficer Report27 Mar 2025View
OWNERS COMMENTSConsultee Response20 Feb 2025View
AttachmentSummary137437620000.pdfOther3 Feb 2025View
2949944.pdfApplication Form3 Feb 2025View
AERIAL TREE LOCATIONPhotograph3 Feb 2025View
TREE WORKSPhotograph3 Feb 2025View
TREE WORKSPhotograph3 Feb 2025View
SKETCH PLANPlan3 Feb 2025View

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