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1no. Oak (T116) - Crown reduce by up to 2.5m, maintaining a natural shaped crown. Tree recently dropped large branch, it is etiolated, by reducing crown we hope to reduce wind load whilst encouraging lower growth. 1no. Oak (T117) - Fell to ground level. In gradual decline for over a decade, as evidenced by attached aerial images. Current leaf coverage less than 10% of what would be expected in a healthy specimen, with no indication of recovery. Structural integrity is of concern due to size & weight of limbs, particularly on the East side, any failure poses a significant risk to property or even loss of life.

LAND TO THE REAR OF 9/10 WOODSIDE WAY, HEDGE END, SO30 4BH

Withdrawn Withdrawn by LPAReference: T/25/99690Eastleigh Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Consent under Tree Preservation Orders
Received
8 Jul 2025
Validated
8 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
2 Sept 2025
Local authority
Eastleigh Borough Council

Application overview

1no. Oak (T116) - Crown reduce by up to 2.5m, maintaining a natural shaped crown. Tree recently dropped large branch, it is etiolated, by reducing crown we hope to reduce wind load whilst encouraging lower growth. 1no. Oak (T117) - Fell to ground level. In gradual decline for over a decade, as evidenced by attached aerial images. Current leaf coverage less than 10% of what would be expected in a healthy specimen, with no indication of recovery. Structural integrity is of concern due to size & weight of limbs, particularly on the East side, any failure poses a significant risk to property or even loss of life.

Proposal details

Reference
T/25/99690
Alternative references
14157011
Ward
Hedge End South Ward
Parish
Hedge End CP

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Application location

LAND TO THE REAR OF 9/10 WOODSIDE WAY, HEDGE END, SO30 4BH

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T116 - aerial images.pdfPhotos · PDF8 Jul 2025View
T117.jpgPhotos8 Jul 2025View
T117 and fallen branch.jpgPhotos8 Jul 2025View
T116a.jpgPhotos8 Jul 2025View
Rear of 9 - 10 Woodside Way.jpegLocation Plan8 Jul 2025View
T117 large fallen branch.jpgPhotos8 Jul 2025View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form · PDF8 Jul 2025View
T116.jpgPhotos8 Jul 2025View

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