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T1 - Sycamore adjacent to entrance, reduce in height by approximately 50%, retaining young lower branches. Lightly shape remaining lower branches to leave a pleasing appearance. Reduce to a point just above main fork, approximately 50% of canopy. Reason - significant decay at base on root spur adjacent to composting area. Significant dieback in upper canopy. Major dead wood overhanging entrance gate. T4 - Ailanthus situated in southeast corner, lift canopy clear of BT cable and remove major dead wood liable to fall towards access track in front of properties. Reason - large dead wood in lower canopy. Low branches encroaching towards BT cable. T9 - Beech, reduce weight by removing approximately 3 metres end growth to a suitable live point to maintain overall pleasing appearance but reducing weight and risk of large branch collapse. Reason - decay in base. Weight leaning significantly towards garden. Low risk of collapse of tree towards neighbouring access track and neighbouring property. Major dead wood in upper canopy. Significant weight on two large limbs extending over lawn area towards young specimen Oak. Risk of collapse.

Stonehaven Troy Lane Kirtlington OX5 3HA

Under ConsultationReference: 24/02603/TCACherwell District Council

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Status
Under Consultation
Application type
Works To Trees In Conservation Area
Received
27 Sept 2024
Validated
27 Sept 2024
Determination deadline
8 Nov 2024
Local authority
Cherwell District Council

Application overview

T1 - Sycamore adjacent to entrance, reduce in height by approximately 50%, retaining young lower branches. Lightly shape remaining lower branches to leave a pleasing appearance. Reduce to a point just above main fork, approximately 50% of canopy. Reason - significant decay at base on root spur adjacent to composting area. Significant dieback in upper canopy. Major dead wood overhanging entrance gate. T4 - Ailanthus situated in southeast corner, lift canopy clear of BT cable and remove major dead wood liable to fall towards access track in front of properties. Reason - large dead wood in lower canopy. Low branches encroaching towards BT cable. T9 - Beech, reduce weight by removing approximately 3 metres end growth to a suitable live point to maintain overall pleasing appearance but reducing weight and risk of large branch collapse. Reason - decay in base. Weight leaning significantly towards garden. Low risk of collapse of tree towards neighbouring access track and neighbouring property. Major dead wood in upper canopy. Significant weight on two large limbs extending over lawn area towards young specimen Oak. Risk of collapse.

Proposal details

Reference
24/02603/TCA
Ward
Fringford And Heyfords
Parish
Kirtlington
Agent
Mrs Alison Hope

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Application location

Stonehaven Troy Lane Kirtlington OX5 3HA

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DocumentPublishedAction
Consultee SpecialApplication Document30 Sept 2024View
ApplicationformredactedApplication Documents27 Sept 2024View
FeecalculationApplication Documents27 Sept 2024View
AttachmentsummaryApplication Documents27 Sept 2024View
Location of TreeApplication Documents27 Sept 2024View
TCA Acknowledgement LetterCase Correspondence30 Sept 2024View

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