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T1 Ash 20% overall crown reduction (to previous pruning points) reducing to good arb pruning points. To reduce sail effect and reduce the stress on the wound in the stem. Crown clean to remove deadwood and any crossing/rubbing branches.The aim being to produce a smaller more compact crown and reduce the stress on the wound in the trees stem. These works come from the results of the picus which was carried out on the tree (Please refer to Survey provided copy on Public Access)

The Willows 108A Mill Street Kidlington OX5 2EF

Application PermittedReference: 15/01035/TPOCherwell District Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Permitted
Application type
Works To Tree Preservation Order
Received
8 Jun 2015
Validated
8 Jun 2015
Determination deadline
3 Aug 2015
Local authority
Cherwell District Council

Application overview

T1 Ash 20% overall crown reduction (to previous pruning points) reducing to good arb pruning points. To reduce sail effect and reduce the stress on the wound in the stem. Crown clean to remove deadwood and any crossing/rubbing branches.The aim being to produce a smaller more compact crown and reduce the stress on the wound in the trees stem. These works come from the results of the picus which was carried out on the tree (Please refer to Survey provided copy on Public Access)

Proposal details

Reference
15/01035/TPO
Ward
Kidlington South
Parish
Kidlington
Agent
Goodwood Tree Care LTD

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Application location

The Willows 108A Mill Street Kidlington OX5 2EF

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Site NoticeApplication Document17 Jun 2015View
Info MapApplication Document16 Jun 2015View
Neighbour MapApplication Document16 Jun 2015View
Property HistoryApplication Document16 Jun 2015View
Checklist/Cons/PublicityApplication Document16 Jun 2015View
App FormApplication Document16 Jun 2015View
site visitApplication Document11 Aug 2015View
Arbouricultural SurveySupporting Documents16 Jun 2015View
Sketch PlanSite Location Plan16 Jun 2015View
Parish Council - 19.06.15Consultation Response20 Jun 2015View
8165154.tifOfficer Report11 Aug 2015View
03.08.2015Decision4 Aug 2015View
TPO No.5/1986Tree Preservation Orders16 Jun 2015View

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03.08.2015
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