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Works to 1no. Weeping Willow tree as specified by Dr Louise Johns as identified in the Oxford City Council - Fane Road (No.2) TPO, 2005.Large Weeping Willow tree in the front garden. To reduce the height back to old reduction points selectively reducing the sides to leave a balanced crown. Removing the limb over the neighbour's garden and reducing the limb towards the houses (shown in the photographs).

19 Fane Road Oxford Oxfordshire OX3 0RZ

DecidedReference: 26/01626/TPOOxford City Council

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19 Fane Road Oxford Oxfordshire OX3 0RZ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to a tree with a TPO
Received
6 Jul 2026
Validated
6 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
31 Aug 2026
Local authority
Oxford City Council

Application overview

Works to 1no. Weeping Willow tree as specified by Dr Louise Johns as identified in the Oxford City Council - Fane Road (No.2) TPO, 2005.Large Weeping Willow tree in the front garden. To reduce the height back to old reduction points selectively reducing the sides to leave a balanced crown. Removing the limb over the neighbour's garden and reducing the limb towards the houses (shown in the photographs).

Proposal details

Reference
26/01626/TPO
Alternative references
PP-15060679
Ward
Marston Ward
Parish
Old Marston Parish Council
Agent
Dr Louise Johns

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Decision noticeDecision · PDF3 Aug 2026View
Tree officer site photoPhoto22 Jul 2026View
Tree officer site photoPhoto22 Jul 2026View
Tree officer site photoPhoto22 Jul 2026View
Tree officer site photoPhoto22 Jul 2026View
Tree officer site photoPhoto22 Jul 2026View
Tree officer site photoPhoto22 Jul 2026View
Tree officer site photoPhoto22 Jul 2026View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF4 Jul 2026View
Tree location planDrawing · PDF4 Jul 2026View

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