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T1; Monterey Cypress - Fell to near ground level.Replacement Planting: Due to the small sized front garden, utility wires, and road it is proposed that a small-medium maturing species is planted in the front garden as a direct replacement; Cercis siliquastrum (Judas Tree) is proposed. A larger maturing tree will be planted in the rear garden; Davidia involucrata (Handkerchief Tree).

Miramar Eddington Road St Helens Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 1XS

DecidedReference: 25/00672/TWIsle of Wight Council

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Application location

Miramar Eddington Road St Helens Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 1XS

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Tree Works to TPO
Received
2 May 2025
Validated
2 May 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Isle of Wight Council

Application overview

T1; Monterey Cypress - Fell to near ground level.Replacement Planting: Due to the small sized front garden, utility wires, and road it is proposed that a small-medium maturing species is planted in the front garden as a direct replacement; Cercis siliquastrum (Judas Tree) is proposed. A larger maturing tree will be planted in the rear garden; Davidia involucrata (Handkerchief Tree).

Proposal details

Reference
25/00672/TW
Alternative references
PP-13988178
Ward
Brading And St Helens
Parish
St. Helens
Agent
ArbAdvice Consultancy Ltd

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
TREE WORKS DECISION NOTICE APPROVALDecision Notice · PDF9 Jul 2025View
TREE OFFICER REPORTTree Work Application Report · PDF9 Jul 2025View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form - Public Copy · PDF2 May 2025View
LOCATION PLANPlans - Other · PDF2 May 2025View
3 JUL 2016Supporting Information2 May 2025View
3A JUL 2016 UPPER CROWNSupporting Information2 May 2025View
4 AUG 2018 PRUNED AND NEW POLESupporting Information2 May 2025View
5 MAR 2021Supporting Information2 May 2025View
SEPT 2024 ROAD AND PAVEMENT WORKSSupporting Information2 May 2025View
1 JUNE 2009Supporting Information2 May 2025View
2 SEPT 2011Supporting Information2 May 2025View
2025-04-23 08.42.12Supporting Information2 May 2025View
2025-04-23 08.42.16Supporting Information2 May 2025View
2025-04-23 08.42.08Supporting Information2 May 2025View

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Decision & conditions

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TREE WORKS DECISION NOTICE APPROVAL
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