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T.P.O No 2 of 1968, T1 - Lime - pollard to previous reduction points, removing approximately 6 metres. T2, T3 & T4 - Limes - raise the canopies to approximately 3 metres above ground level, remove all epicormic growth at the base of the trees & remove all visible dead wood within. T5 - Willow - pollard to previous reduction points, removing approximately 4 metres & raise the canopy. G1 - mixture of ash, yew, sycamore, conifer, beech & chestnut - Fell 2x ash due to severe leaning & 3x dead yew stems. Remainder of G1 trees & shrubs to be reduced by up to 30% & cut back lateral branches, in particular where overhanging road & power cables.

Court Lodge Farmhouse The Street Bishopsbourne Kent CT4 5JA

DecidedReference: CA/25/02309Canterbury City Council

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Court Lodge Farmhouse The Street Bishopsbourne Kent CT4 5JA

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to a tree with a TPO
Received
Not published
Validated
12 Dec 2025
Determination deadline
6 Feb 2026
Local authority
Canterbury City Council

Application overview

T.P.O No 2 of 1968, T1 - Lime - pollard to previous reduction points, removing approximately 6 metres. T2, T3 & T4 - Limes - raise the canopies to approximately 3 metres above ground level, remove all epicormic growth at the base of the trees & remove all visible dead wood within. T5 - Willow - pollard to previous reduction points, removing approximately 4 metres & raise the canopy. G1 - mixture of ash, yew, sycamore, conifer, beech & chestnut - Fell 2x ash due to severe leaning & 3x dead yew stems. Remainder of G1 trees & shrubs to be reduced by up to 30% & cut back lateral branches, in particular where overhanging road & power cables.

Proposal details

Reference
CA/25/02309
Ward
Nailbourne
Parish
Bishopsbourne
Agent
Hythe Tree Care

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICE TPO GRANTED RXDecision · PDF29 Jan 2026View
Officer ReportOfficer Report · PDF29 Jan 2026View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF12 Dec 2025View
T1Photo12 Dec 2025View
T2, T3, T4Photo12 Dec 2025View
T2, T3, T4Photo12 Dec 2025View
T2 T3 T4Photo12 Dec 2025View
T5Photo12 Dec 2025View
PART G1Photo12 Dec 2025View
PART G1Photo12 Dec 2025View
PART G1Photo12 Dec 2025View
PART G1Photo12 Dec 2025View
PART G1Photo12 Dec 2025View
PART G1Photo12 Dec 2025View
PART G1Photo12 Dec 2025View
PART G1Photo12 Dec 2025View
SKETCH PLANDrawing · PDF12 Dec 2025View

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DECISION NOTICE TPO GRANTED RX
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