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2. Tree Works G1: Mini Pollarding of Lime Trees: All Lime trees along the footpath will be mini pollarded to reduce canopy weight and limit future root expansion. This proactive management will help preserve the footpath and reduce the likelihood of further deterioration. Tree Removal at Each End: Two Lime trees located at either end of the footpath will be felled due to significant impact on the paving. Stump grinding will be carried out to prepare the area for paving reinstatement. 2. Footpath Restoration: Following completion of tree works, our team will attend site to relay the paving slabs around the areas where the two end trees have been removed. All paving will be laid flat and level to eliminate trip hazards and ensure safe pedestrian access. Preventative Measures: By implementing mini pollarding and ongoing tree management, we aim to prevent further damage to the footpath and avoid the need for future tree removals. A highlighted Google image will be used to mark the location of the trees and the areas affected, supporting clear communication and planning.

Langley Park, Waterside Drive, Slough, SL3 6AD

This application was decided on 26 Mar 2026, View the decision notice for this application at Planning Search (<a Href ="https://www.sbcplanning.co.uk/decsearch.php">sbcplanning.co.uk</a>)Reference: TPO/2026/3Slough Borough Council

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Langley Park, Waterside Drive, Slough, SL3 6AD

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Application summary

Status
This application was decided on 26 Mar 2026, View the decision notice for this application at Planning Search (<a Href ="https://www.sbcplanning.co.uk/decsearch.php">sbcplanning.co.uk</a>)
Application type
Tree Application for Works
Received
17 Feb 2026
Validated
18 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
14 Apr 2026
Local authority
Slough Borough Council

Application overview

2. Tree Works G1: Mini Pollarding of Lime Trees: All Lime trees along the footpath will be mini pollarded to reduce canopy weight and limit future root expansion. This proactive management will help preserve the footpath and reduce the likelihood of further deterioration. Tree Removal at Each End: Two Lime trees located at either end of the footpath will be felled due to significant impact on the paving. Stump grinding will be carried out to prepare the area for paving reinstatement. 2. Footpath Restoration: Following completion of tree works, our team will attend site to relay the paving slabs around the areas where the two end trees have been removed. All paving will be laid flat and level to eliminate trip hazards and ensure safe pedestrian access. Preventative Measures: By implementing mini pollarding and ongoing tree management, we aim to prevent further damage to the footpath and avoid the need for future tree removals. A highlighted Google image will be used to mark the location of the trees and the areas affected, supporting clear communication and planning.

Proposal details

Reference
TPO/2026/3
Alternative references
PP-14713152
Ward
Langley St. Marys
Agent
Ground Control Ltd
UPRN
MAN000000000117408

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Sketch plan reportSubmitted Plans and Details17 Feb 2026View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form17 Feb 2026View
Decision NoticeDecisions26 Mar 2026View
Officers ReportDecisions26 Mar 2026View

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  1. This consent shall remain in force for a period of two years from the date of consent. After this period a new application must be made. Reason To maintain an accurate record of the Tree Preservation Order.
  2. All tree work shall be carried out according to the guidelines set out in BS 3998:2012 Recommendations for Tree work Reason To maintain the standard of tree work throughout the Borough in accordance with good arboriculture practice.
  3. Any planned tree maintenance or removal work carried out between February & August should be carefully considered Reason To avoid impact to nesting birds and infringement of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and breaching the European Habitats Directive 1992/Nesting Birds Directive. Trees & Shrubs:
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