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T850; Sycamore - Fell.Reason: tree is dead.T822; Corsican pine (Northern tree in VTA) - Remove 2-3 mid crown branches that extend directly towardsand over the house. Reduce back to large sound growth positions 2 upper crown limbs by approximately 3-4m in length that extend to the east. Marked in photo 1& 2.T825; Corsican pine (3rd tree from north in VTA) - Remove 2 horizontal extended mid crown limbs to theeast and garage. Reduce back to large sound growth positions 2 upper crown limbs by approximately 3-4m in length that extend to the east. Marked in photo 2.Reason: To improve both visual and weight balance of the trees.

Rye House Playstreet Lane Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 3LJ

RegisteredReference: 26/01393/TWIsle of Wight Council

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Status
Registered
Application type
Tree Works to TPO
Received
6 Oct 2026
Validated
9 Oct 2026
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Isle of Wight Council

Application overview

T850; Sycamore - Fell.Reason: tree is dead.T822; Corsican pine (Northern tree in VTA) - Remove 2-3 mid crown branches that extend directly towardsand over the house. Reduce back to large sound growth positions 2 upper crown limbs by approximately 3-4m in length that extend to the east. Marked in photo 1& 2.T825; Corsican pine (3rd tree from north in VTA) - Remove 2 horizontal extended mid crown limbs to theeast and garage. Reduce back to large sound growth positions 2 upper crown limbs by approximately 3-4m in length that extend to the east. Marked in photo 2.Reason: To improve both visual and weight balance of the trees.

Proposal details

Reference
26/01393/TW
Alternative references
PP-15272110
Ward
Haylands And Swanmore
Parish
Ryde

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Rye House Playstreet Lane Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 3LJ

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APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form - Public Copy · PDF9 Oct 2026View
T850 DEAD SYCAMORE PHOTO #3Supporting Information9 Oct 2026View
T850 DEAD SYCAMORE PHOTO #5Supporting Information9 Oct 2026View
T850 DEAD SYCAMORE PHOTO #1Supporting Information9 Oct 2026View
T850 DEAD SYCAMORE PHOTO #2Supporting Information9 Oct 2026View
T850 DEAD SYCAMORE PHOTO #4Supporting Information9 Oct 2026View
PLANS - OTHER - TREE CONSTRAINTS PLAN SHOWING EXISTING LAYOUT WITH ROAD NAME V2Plan - Location · PDF9 Oct 2026View
RYE HOUSE - CORSICAN PINE - VTASupporting Information · PDF6 Oct 2026View

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