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Esher Conservation Area - TG1 Oak and beech - trees have low crowns over the footpath and are growing close to the building, We would like to raise the crown 3m over footpath and prune 2m clear of the building. T1 - sweet Chestnut- 14m high and 6m wide, we would like to remove 2 branches growing into the adjacent yew tree. T2 - Yew - 9m high and 8m wide, tree is becoming to large for the area we would like an holistic reduction of 2m leaving 7m high and 6m wide. T3 - Sycamore- 16m high and 9m wide - tree splits into 2 stems at 2m high, the southern stem has a large cavity, we would like to remove this stem as a matter of safety. TG2 - row of lime and sycamore- 16m high, 8m wide, trees have low crowns over the garden we would like to prune them back in line with the conifer hedge below. Leaving the trees 6m wide.

29 Clive Road Esher Surrey KT10 8PS

Final DecisionReference: 2026/1422Elmbridge Borough Council

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29 Clive Road Esher Surrey KT10 8PS

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Application summary

Status
Final Decision
Application type
Tree Conservation Area
Received
12 Jun 2026
Validated
12 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Elmbridge Borough Council

Application overview

Esher Conservation Area - TG1 Oak and beech - trees have low crowns over the footpath and are growing close to the building, We would like to raise the crown 3m over footpath and prune 2m clear of the building. T1 - sweet Chestnut- 14m high and 6m wide, we would like to remove 2 branches growing into the adjacent yew tree. T2 - Yew - 9m high and 8m wide, tree is becoming to large for the area we would like an holistic reduction of 2m leaving 7m high and 6m wide. T3 - Sycamore- 16m high and 9m wide - tree splits into 2 stems at 2m high, the southern stem has a large cavity, we would like to remove this stem as a matter of safety. TG2 - row of lime and sycamore- 16m high, 8m wide, trees have low crowns over the garden we would like to prune them back in line with the conifer hedge below. Leaving the trees 6m wide.

Proposal details

Reference
2026/1422
Ward
Esher Ward

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