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T1 birch - reduction of up to 2.5m to give an overall reduction of 20-25% and thin internal growth by 10-20% to reduce sail . T2 yew - reduction to maintain tight shape back to previous cuts. T3 walnut - reduction of up to 2.5m, 20-30% of canopy to maintain size in small area.T4 magnolia grandeflora- formative prune up to 1.5m removed from canopy and thin. . T5- purple leaf plum- reduction up to 1m of canopy, shape, thin and remove water shoots. T6 purple plum - reduced by up to 1m all over canopy, internal growth thinned 10% and water shoots removed. T7 variegated Portuguese laurel - reduced by up to 2m to match with smaller laurel. T8 smaller variegated Portuguese laurel - trim and formative prune. T9- small birch - reduction up to 1 m to maintain size and thin internal growth 10-20%. T10 - mulberry - heavy reduction on north side to supported limbs at high risk of failing. Up to 4 m removed to reduce weight and stop limb failure. Possible reduction up to 2 m on remaining canopy to rebalance shape of tree if needed. T11- box elder - reduction of up to 2 m to reduce overall canopy by 20% and maintain wanted size. T12 - cherry tree - reduced by up to 2 m to reduce canopy spread. Formative prune on height and internal thin up to 20%. T13 - copper beech - reduced by up to 2 m to give clearance from nearby conifer, canopy rebalanced if needed. T14 - conifer reduced in height by 2-3 metres to maintain appropriate size. T15- small holly- formative prune. T16- 2 ash trees, reduced by up to 2 metres and shaped as one. T17 - fastigiata yew- light trim and shape

The Martins High Street Chipping Campden Gloucestershire GL55 6AG

DecidedReference: 25/02716/TCONRCotswold District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to trees in conservation areas
Received
29 Aug 2025
Validated
29 Aug 2025
Determination deadline
10 Oct 2025
Local authority
Cotswold District Council

Application overview

T1 birch - reduction of up to 2.5m to give an overall reduction of 20-25% and thin internal growth by 10-20% to reduce sail . T2 yew - reduction to maintain tight shape back to previous cuts. T3 walnut - reduction of up to 2.5m, 20-30% of canopy to maintain size in small area.T4 magnolia grandeflora- formative prune up to 1.5m removed from canopy and thin. . T5- purple leaf plum- reduction up to 1m of canopy, shape, thin and remove water shoots. T6 purple plum - reduced by up to 1m all over canopy, internal growth thinned 10% and water shoots removed. T7 variegated Portuguese laurel - reduced by up to 2m to match with smaller laurel. T8 smaller variegated Portuguese laurel - trim and formative prune. T9- small birch - reduction up to 1 m to maintain size and thin internal growth 10-20%. T10 - mulberry - heavy reduction on north side to supported limbs at high risk of failing. Up to 4 m removed to reduce weight and stop limb failure. Possible reduction up to 2 m on remaining canopy to rebalance shape of tree if needed. T11- box elder - reduction of up to 2 m to reduce overall canopy by 20% and maintain wanted size. T12 - cherry tree - reduced by up to 2 m to reduce canopy spread. Formative prune on height and internal thin up to 20%. T13 - copper beech - reduced by up to 2 m to give clearance from nearby conifer, canopy rebalanced if needed. T14 - conifer reduced in height by 2-3 metres to maintain appropriate size. T15- small holly- formative prune. T16- 2 ash trees, reduced by up to 2 metres and shaped as one. T17 - fastigiata yew- light trim and shape

Proposal details

Reference
25/02716/TCONR
Ward
Campden & Vale
Parish
Chipping Campden
Agent
Mr James Swift

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DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF21 Oct 2025View
SCREENING OPINIONScreening Opinion · PDF2 Sept 2025View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF29 Aug 2025View
SKETCH PLAN (A)Drawing · PDF29 Aug 2025View
SKETCH PLAN (B)Drawing · PDF29 Aug 2025View
SKETCH PLAN (C)Drawing · PDF29 Aug 2025View
SKETCH PLAN (D)Drawing · PDF29 Aug 2025View

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