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T01 beech is causing very significant uplift of the paved drive to such an extent that it now represents a hazard to foot traffic. The roots are also entering into the house drains and causing an impediment to the flow of waste water from the house. There is also an electrical substation very close to the tree and well within the RPA, this is critical infrastructure for the surrounding area. An Arboricultural Report to support these findings dated 4 August 2025 is enclosed.

10 Princes Road Clevedon BS21 7SZ

DecidedReference: 25/P/1878/TPONorth Somerset Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to TPO
Received
11 Sept 2025
Validated
23 Sept 2025
Determination deadline
18 Nov 2025
Local authority
North Somerset Council

Application overview

T01 beech is causing very significant uplift of the paved drive to such an extent that it now represents a hazard to foot traffic. The roots are also entering into the house drains and causing an impediment to the flow of waste water from the house. There is also an electrical substation very close to the tree and well within the RPA, this is critical infrastructure for the surrounding area. An Arboricultural Report to support these findings dated 4 August 2025 is enclosed.

Proposal details

Reference
25/P/1878/TPO
Ward
Clevedon East
Parish
Clevedon

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10 Princes Road Clevedon BS21 7SZ

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DocumentPublishedAction
TREE OFFICER REPORTDelegated Report · PDF2 Dec 2025View
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF2 Dec 2025View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF11 Sept 2025View
TREE SITE LOCATION PLANPlan · PDF11 Sept 2025View
ARBORICULTURAL REPORT PRINCES ROAD_FULL_V2_OPTIMIZERApplication Support Info · PDF11 Sept 2025View
ARBORICULTURAL REPORT PRINCES ROAD_PIC1Application Support Info · PDF11 Sept 2025View
ARBORICULTURAL REPORT PRINCES ROAD_PIC2Application Support Info · PDF11 Sept 2025View

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