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T1 Lawson Cypress (L1/W3) : Twin stem conifer heavily leaning towards building. Fell to ground level to provision for new driveway due to refurbishment of property.T2 Japanese Pagoda Tree (L1/W3) : Pollard mature willow by 4m leaving remaining height at 5m and remaining canopy at 6m spread.T3 Lawsons Cypress (L1/W3) : Small leaning conifer. Fell to ground level to provision for new driveway due to refurbishment of property.T4 Oak (L1/W3) : Small young self seeded oak. Fell to ground level to provision for new driveway due to refurbishment of property.

5 Worlds End Woodcote End Epsom Surrey KT18 7BD

DecidedReference: 25/01499/TPOEpsom and Ewell Borough Council

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5 Worlds End Woodcote End Epsom Surrey KT18 7BD

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Consent for Works to Preserved Trees
Received
Not published
Validated
21 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Epsom and Ewell Borough Council

Application overview

T1 Lawson Cypress (L1/W3) : Twin stem conifer heavily leaning towards building. Fell to ground level to provision for new driveway due to refurbishment of property.T2 Japanese Pagoda Tree (L1/W3) : Pollard mature willow by 4m leaving remaining height at 5m and remaining canopy at 6m spread.T3 Lawsons Cypress (L1/W3) : Small leaning conifer. Fell to ground level to provision for new driveway due to refurbishment of property.T4 Oak (L1/W3) : Small young self seeded oak. Fell to ground level to provision for new driveway due to refurbishment of property.

Proposal details

Reference
25/01499/TPO
Ward
Woodcote And Langley Vale
Agent
RGT Ltd

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
PTTPOZDecision · PDF23 Mar 2026View
Officers ReportDecision20 Mar 2026View
ACKTPOCorrespondence · PDF9 Mar 2026View
Application Form - without Personal dataApplication Form · PDF21 Jan 2026View
INVALCorrespondence · PDF29 Dec 2025View
T1 Conifer Site PhotoPhoto · PDF22 Dec 2025View
T2 Willow Site PhotoPhoto · PDF22 Dec 2025View
T3 Conifer Site PhotoPhoto · PDF22 Dec 2025View
T4 Oak Site PhotoPhoto · PDF22 Dec 2025View
Aerial PhotoPhoto · PDF22 Dec 2025View

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PTTPOZ Officers Report
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