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T4: Ash. Fell due to die back. T6: Beech. Fell due to very poor taper. T16: Ash .Fell due to Die back. T20: Ash Fell due to Die back. T23: Ash Fell due to die back. T25: Sycamore. Reduce N.E. Bough by 2m, leaving the extent of the canopy at 7m from the trunk. G2. A group of 5 Ash trees with Chalara Dieback. Fell. T32: Beech. Reduce north stem by 2m. This will leave this stem at approximately 10m in height but bring it into balance with the southern stem of this tree. T33: Dead tree. Fell. T35: Birch. Fell due to very poor taper and overall condition.G3: 1) Mature Hazel 8m high, overhanging the fence from the council?s land. Reduce back the overhanging branches. 2) Hawthorn (8m). Poor overall condition with a tight union. Reduce by 2m. This will leave the tree height at approximately 6m. 3) Leylandii, 12m height. Crown reduce by 1m. 4) Field Maple. Poor overall condition. Fell. 5) Leylandii. Reduce by 1.5m. This will leave the height at 10.5 metres. 6) No works requested. 7) Field Maple. Height 14m, DBH 10cm. Mature. Leans moderately to the north. A limb has previously split out at 10m. 2m crown reduction to rebalance the tree. This will leave the tree at approximately 12 metres in height. 10) 5 leylandii, 15m height, average DBH 20cm. Fourth tree from the west has a heavy lean into the loading bay. Trees act as a screen. 2 Birch?s 15m height, 20cm DBH amongst the Leyland. Reduce the 5 Leylandii by 2 metres to reduce wind loading. Fell the Birch trees due to their poor taper over height and their generally poor condition. 12) Leylandii. 18m height. Poor taper. Fell to benefit neighbouring tree and due to poor structure. T39: Remove deadwood over road.T42: Leylandii, Fell due to heavy lean and its proximity to the building. T43: Elm. Fell due to moderate lean towards building and poor taper. G5: Recommended works: 1)2 Ash stem

Airport Business Centre 10 Thornbury Road Plymouth PL6 7PP

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Status
Decided
Application type
Works to a tree with a TPO
Received
12 Nov 2024
Validated
20 Nov 2024
Determination deadline
15 Jan 2025
Local authority
Plymouth City Council

Application overview

T4: Ash. Fell due to die back. T6: Beech. Fell due to very poor taper. T16: Ash .Fell due to Die back. T20: Ash Fell due to Die back. T23: Ash Fell due to die back. T25: Sycamore. Reduce N.E. Bough by 2m, leaving the extent of the canopy at 7m from the trunk. G2. A group of 5 Ash trees with Chalara Dieback. Fell. T32: Beech. Reduce north stem by 2m. This will leave this stem at approximately 10m in height but bring it into balance with the southern stem of this tree. T33: Dead tree. Fell. T35: Birch. Fell due to very poor taper and overall condition.G3: 1) Mature Hazel 8m high, overhanging the fence from the council?s land. Reduce back the overhanging branches. 2) Hawthorn (8m). Poor overall condition with a tight union. Reduce by 2m. This will leave the tree height at approximately 6m. 3) Leylandii, 12m height. Crown reduce by 1m. 4) Field Maple. Poor overall condition. Fell. 5) Leylandii. Reduce by 1.5m. This will leave the height at 10.5 metres. 6) No works requested. 7) Field Maple. Height 14m, DBH 10cm. Mature. Leans moderately to the north. A limb has previously split out at 10m. 2m crown reduction to rebalance the tree. This will leave the tree at approximately 12 metres in height. 10) 5 leylandii, 15m height, average DBH 20cm. Fourth tree from the west has a heavy lean into the loading bay. Trees act as a screen. 2 Birch?s 15m height, 20cm DBH amongst the Leyland. Reduce the 5 Leylandii by 2 metres to reduce wind loading. Fell the Birch trees due to their poor taper over height and their generally poor condition. 12) Leylandii. 18m height. Poor taper. Fell to benefit neighbouring tree and due to poor structure. T39: Remove deadwood over road.T42: Leylandii, Fell due to heavy lean and its proximity to the building. T43: Elm. Fell due to moderate lean towards building and poor taper. G5: Recommended works: 1)2 Ash stem

Proposal details

Reference
24/01495/TPO
Ward
MOORVIEW
Agent
Weaver Arboricultural Services Ltd

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Airport Business Centre 10 Thornbury Road Plymouth PL6 7PP

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
TPO GRANT DECISION NOTICEDecision Outcome · PDF17 Jan 2025View
SITE NOTICE TREESDecision Outcome · PDF20 Nov 2024View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication · PDF12 Nov 2024View
SKETCH MAP 3Drawings and Images · PDF12 Nov 2024View
SKETCH MAP 1Drawings and Images · PDF12 Nov 2024View
SKETCH MAP 2Drawings and Images · PDF12 Nov 2024View
T6. BEECH WITH POOR TAPERPhotos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
G2 TREES 3 AND 4 AND 5. ASH TREES WITH DIEBACKPhotos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
T16 ASH WITH DIEBACKPhotos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
T23 ASH IN THE RIGHT OF PICTURE.Photos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
AIRPORT BUSINESS CENTRE TREE SURVEY 2024Supporting Information · PDF12 Nov 2024View
G2 TREES 2 AND 3 AND 4 ASH TREES WITH DIEBACKPhotos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
T25 SHOWING THE BOUGH TO BE REDUCED.Photos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
T32 BEECH SHOWING THE STEM TO BE REDUCED. (THE STEM OVER THE COMPOUND)Photos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
G2. TREES 1 AND 2 ASH TREES WITH DIEBACKPhotos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
T35. BIRCH WITH POOR TAPER.Photos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
T42 LEANING CONIFER. T43 IS NEXT TO THIS TREEPhotos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
THE START OF G3. THE TALL CONIFER IS TREE 3 IN THIS GROUP.Photos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
G3. VIEW LOOKING EASTWARDS ALONG GROUP. FIELD MAPLES WHICH ARE TREES 4 AND 7 INPhotos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
T20 ASH WITH DIEBACKPhotos · PDF12 Nov 2024View
T4 ASH WITH DIEBACKPhotos · PDF12 Nov 2024View

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