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Tree Preservation Order - EL:11/12 - English Oak Rear Garden: The tree is a mature specimen exhibiting characteristics consistent with advanced age and historic weather-related damage. Evidence of previous branch failure is present throughout the crown. In view of the compromised branch structure and historic limb loss, crown management works are recommended to reduce sail effect and mitigate the risk of future branch failure. Reduce overall crown height and spread by 2m, to reduce the sail area, and target the outer extremities of the crown, where historic failures are evident, leaving a sympathetic form of a flowing branch lines and natural crown shape. Remove dead branches throughout the crown area that are over 4.5cm in diameter, and inspect the crown for any adversities. Retain large standing deadwood if safe.

4 Glade Close Long Ditton Surbiton Surrey KT6 5EA

Final DecisionReference: 2026/1349Elmbridge Borough Council

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4 Glade Close Long Ditton Surbiton Surrey KT6 5EA

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Application summary

Status
Final Decision
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
5 Jun 2026
Validated
5 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Elmbridge Borough Council

Application overview

Tree Preservation Order - EL:11/12 - English Oak Rear Garden: The tree is a mature specimen exhibiting characteristics consistent with advanced age and historic weather-related damage. Evidence of previous branch failure is present throughout the crown. In view of the compromised branch structure and historic limb loss, crown management works are recommended to reduce sail effect and mitigate the risk of future branch failure. Reduce overall crown height and spread by 2m, to reduce the sail area, and target the outer extremities of the crown, where historic failures are evident, leaving a sympathetic form of a flowing branch lines and natural crown shape. Remove dead branches throughout the crown area that are over 4.5cm in diameter, and inspect the crown for any adversities. Retain large standing deadwood if safe.

Proposal details

Reference
2026/1349
Ward
Long Ditton Ward

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