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G3 Cypress trees tagged 0433, 0456 and 0457. - Remove all broken limbs and branches. G5 Sycamore/Willow - Reduce away from BT lines to ensure 2m clearance G6 - Conifer hedgerow - Reduce back to previous cuts, G9 - Mixed species group fell standing deadwood T5 - Leyland cypress - Sever and remove Ivy to 1.5m T6 - False Acacia - Sever and remove Ivy to 1.5m T20 - Elm - Standing deadwood fell to ground level T30 - Lawson cypress - Limb with a crack on the west side approx 1.5m above ground level. Remove limb back to suitable growth point T34 - Lime - Remove deadwood over parking bays. Remove broken limbs on West side of tree. Remove epicormic growth on stem to assist future inspections T41 - Lime - Remove epicormic growth to 2m to assist future inspections T46 - Cherry plum - Fell to ground level, Tree is in poor structural and physiological condition- decay pockets and hollowing recorded - sparse foliage at end of branch. T50 - Lime tree - Monolith at previous height of 3m removing epicormic regrowth T51 - Leyland cypress - Reduce limbs over parking bays back to suitable growth points at kerb edge T52 - Willow - Sever and remove ivy to 1.5m to assist future inspections T59 - Leyland cypress - Removal of central leader. Failed stem at approx 2m high with one limb taking over as the leader. Removal of this limb recommended as structural integrity is reduced (West Clandon Conservation Area).

Ashley Park Nursing Home, The Street, West Clandon, Guildford, GU4 7SU

DecidedReference: 25/T/00080Guildford Borough Council

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Application location

Ashley Park Nursing Home, The Street, West Clandon, Guildford, GU4 7SU

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Trees in Conservation Area
Received
10 Apr 2025
Validated
10 Apr 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Guildford Borough Council

Application overview

G3 Cypress trees tagged 0433, 0456 and 0457. - Remove all broken limbs and branches. G5 Sycamore/Willow - Reduce away from BT lines to ensure 2m clearance G6 - Conifer hedgerow - Reduce back to previous cuts, G9 - Mixed species group fell standing deadwood T5 - Leyland cypress - Sever and remove Ivy to 1.5m T6 - False Acacia - Sever and remove Ivy to 1.5m T20 - Elm - Standing deadwood fell to ground level T30 - Lawson cypress - Limb with a crack on the west side approx 1.5m above ground level. Remove limb back to suitable growth point T34 - Lime - Remove deadwood over parking bays. Remove broken limbs on West side of tree. Remove epicormic growth on stem to assist future inspections T41 - Lime - Remove epicormic growth to 2m to assist future inspections T46 - Cherry plum - Fell to ground level, Tree is in poor structural and physiological condition- decay pockets and hollowing recorded - sparse foliage at end of branch. T50 - Lime tree - Monolith at previous height of 3m removing epicormic regrowth T51 - Leyland cypress - Reduce limbs over parking bays back to suitable growth points at kerb edge T52 - Willow - Sever and remove ivy to 1.5m to assist future inspections T59 - Leyland cypress - Removal of central leader. Failed stem at approx 2m high with one limb taking over as the leader. Removal of this limb recommended as structural integrity is reduced (West Clandon Conservation Area).

Proposal details

Reference
25/T/00080
Alternative references
PP-13937391
Ward
Clandon & Horsley
Parish
West Clandon
Agent
Glendale Services

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Decision noticeDecision · PDF14 May 2025View
Officer reportReport · PDF14 May 2025View
Tree location planDrawing10 Apr 2025View
Application formApplication Form · PDF10 Apr 2025View
Tree condition survey report (vta)Application Document · PDF10 Apr 2025View

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