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T1; Wild cherry - Remove the lowest side limb to the east @ 3m in height - Reason: Allow more light and less dominance to the adjacent neighbouring garden.G1; Goat willow x5 stems (collapsing) - Coppice the stems prevent continuing collapse onto the boundary fence and adjacent gardens.H1; Laurel hedge (to rear of Gunville Road property garden) - Remove. Reason: Ditching works are required along the hedge / boundary line to prevent flooding to properties under heavy rainfall (advised by the IOW Council drainage officer Mr. Sam Ade).T2; Grey poplar - Remove.Reason: Tree has moved in the past and is heavily leaning into and over the adjacent horse chestnut tree to the east. Remove for safety and to benefit the better adjacent trees.T3; 3 stem Grey poplar - Remove the eastern most stem.Reason: This stem has recently shed large limbs exposing a larger decay zone 1/3rd way up in the trunk, remove for future safety.T3a; Mid stem of Grey Poplar - Remove long over heavy limb to the south east @ 5-6m in height.Reason: Future safety to prevent shedding.

Gunville Fishing Ground Gunville Road Carisbrooke Isle Of Wight

RegisteredReference: 26/01223/TWIsle of Wight Council

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Status
Registered
Application type
Tree Works to TPO
Received
4 Sept 2026
Validated
4 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Isle of Wight Council

Application overview

T1; Wild cherry - Remove the lowest side limb to the east @ 3m in height - Reason: Allow more light and less dominance to the adjacent neighbouring garden.G1; Goat willow x5 stems (collapsing) - Coppice the stems prevent continuing collapse onto the boundary fence and adjacent gardens.H1; Laurel hedge (to rear of Gunville Road property garden) - Remove. Reason: Ditching works are required along the hedge / boundary line to prevent flooding to properties under heavy rainfall (advised by the IOW Council drainage officer Mr. Sam Ade).T2; Grey poplar - Remove.Reason: Tree has moved in the past and is heavily leaning into and over the adjacent horse chestnut tree to the east. Remove for safety and to benefit the better adjacent trees.T3; 3 stem Grey poplar - Remove the eastern most stem.Reason: This stem has recently shed large limbs exposing a larger decay zone 1/3rd way up in the trunk, remove for future safety.T3a; Mid stem of Grey Poplar - Remove long over heavy limb to the south east @ 5-6m in height.Reason: Future safety to prevent shedding.

Proposal details

Reference
26/01223/TW
Alternative references
PP-15203355
Ward
Carisbrooke And Gunville
Parish
Newport & Carisbrooke Community Council
Agent
TreecareIW

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Gunville Fishing Ground Gunville Road Carisbrooke Isle Of Wight

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APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form - Public Copy · PDF4 Sept 2026View
SCREENSHOT 2026-09-03 17.11.48Plans - Other4 Sept 2026View

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