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Turkey Oak - Given the size, reach and weight of the branch I feel that there is a significant likelihood that the branch will fail in the near future. Due to its proximity to the new property and the high foot fall directly underneath it I recommend that the limb be removed. This should also reduce the water ingress and slow the decline of the main trunk. There is a much smaller limb below it that would much improve the appearance of the tree if it was removed. Removing all the deadwood from the canopy. A crown reduction in the near future.

54 Harwood Avenue Plymouth PL5 4NX

DecidedReference: 23/00340/TPOPlymouth City Council

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54 Harwood Avenue Plymouth PL5 4NX

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to a tree with a TPO
Received
7 Mar 2023
Validated
7 Mar 2023
Determination deadline
2 May 2023
Local authority
Plymouth City Council

Application overview

Turkey Oak - Given the size, reach and weight of the branch I feel that there is a significant likelihood that the branch will fail in the near future. Due to its proximity to the new property and the high foot fall directly underneath it I recommend that the limb be removed. This should also reduce the water ingress and slow the decline of the main trunk. There is a much smaller limb below it that would much improve the appearance of the tree if it was removed. Removing all the deadwood from the canopy. A crown reduction in the near future.

Proposal details

Reference
23/00340/TPO
Ward
SOUTHWAY
Agent
Mr Sean Cordon

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
TPO GRANT DECISION NOTICEDecision Outcome · PDF20 Apr 2023View
MR DAVID READPublic Comment · PDF12 Apr 2023View
MR CHRIS BENTLEYPublic Comment · PDF11 Apr 2023View
MR CHRIS BENTLEYPublic Comment · PDF9 Apr 2023View
SITE NOTICE TREESDecision Outcome · PDF21 Mar 2023View
APPLICATION FORM REDACTEDApplication · PDF7 Mar 2023View
TREE LOCATIONDrawings and Images · PDF7 Mar 2023View
PHOTO OF TREEPhotos · PDF7 Mar 2023View

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Decision & conditions

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