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1no. Oak - Pruning back the main overhanging limb 5-6m with a maximum cut diameter of 200mm. There are some smaller branches which will also be cut back clear of the residents garden at 53 Devonshire Gardens.

TESCO SUPERMARKET, HAMBLE LANE, BURSLEDON, SOUTHAMPTON, SO31 8GN

Decided Refuse Tree Consent ForReference: T/25/98764Eastleigh Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided Refuse Tree Consent For
Application type
Consent under Tree Preservation Orders
Received
17 Jan 2025
Validated
17 Jan 2025
Determination deadline
14 Mar 2025
Local authority
Eastleigh Borough Council

Application overview

1no. Oak - Pruning back the main overhanging limb 5-6m with a maximum cut diameter of 200mm. There are some smaller branches which will also be cut back clear of the residents garden at 53 Devonshire Gardens.

Proposal details

Reference
T/25/98764
Alternative references
13704325
Ward
Bursledon & Hound North Ward
Parish
Bursledon CP
Agent
Ground Control ltd (- Ground Control Ltd)

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Application location

TESCO SUPERMARKET, HAMBLE LANE, BURSLEDON, SOUTHAMPTON, SO31 8GN

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DocumentPublishedAction
T_25_98764 PL_Final DecisionDecision Notice · PDF20 Feb 2025View
T_25_98764 Decision notice informative leaflet - CTR, RTRDecision · PDF20 Feb 2025View
Officer Report T 25 98764Officer Report · PDF19 Feb 2025View
628900 site map.pngLocation Plan17 Jan 2025View
oak.pngPhotos17 Jan 2025View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form · PDF17 Jan 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Refuse Tree Consent For
T_25_98764 PL_Final Decision T_25_98764 Decision notice informative leaflet - CTR, RTR
Planning conditions
  1. REFUSE: 1no. Oak - Pruning back the main overhanging limb 5-6m with a maximum cut diameter of 200mm. There are some smaller branches which will also be cut back clear of the resident’s garden at 53 Devonshire Gardens.
  2. Reason: The proposed pruning the main overhanging limb by 5-6m on 1no. Oak is considered unjustified and will be of detriment to the health and appearance of the tree. The works would thus result in an adverse impact upon the visual amenity, ecology and wildlife and screening of the surrounding area.
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