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Reduction of overhanging lateral branches to obtain up to 5m building clearance, crown lifting to obtain 4m ground clearance including removal of basal suckers and (epicormics) stem shoots below this level. Reduction of selected protruding branches by up to 5m (to previous reduction points) as roughly indicated in the attached photo and the removal of dead wood and any broken branches.

68 Temple Road Epsom Surrey KT19 8HA

DecidedReference: 25/00049/TPOEpsom and Ewell Borough Council

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68 Temple Road Epsom Surrey KT19 8HA

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Consent for Works to Preserved Trees
Received
Not published
Validated
20 Jan 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epsom and Ewell Borough Council

Application overview

Reduction of overhanging lateral branches to obtain up to 5m building clearance, crown lifting to obtain 4m ground clearance including removal of basal suckers and (epicormics) stem shoots below this level. Reduction of selected protruding branches by up to 5m (to previous reduction points) as roughly indicated in the attached photo and the removal of dead wood and any broken branches.

Proposal details

Reference
25/00049/TPO
Ward
Town

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
PTTPOZDecision · PDF27 Feb 2025View
Officer ReportDecision13 Feb 2025View
ACKTPOCorrespondence · PDF29 Jan 2025View
Application Form - without Personal dataApplication Form · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Site Photo 1Photo · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Site Photo 2Photo · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Site Photo 3Photo · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Site Photo 4Photo · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Site Photo 5Photo · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Site Photo 6Photo · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Site Photo 7Photo · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Site Photo 8Photo · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Site Photo 9Photo · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Site Photo 10Photo · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Site Photo 11Photo · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Site Photo 12Photo · PDF20 Jan 2025View
Tree SketchPlans · PDF20 Jan 2025View

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Decision & conditions

Application Partly Permitted
PTTPOZ Officer Report
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