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T2 - recommended for removal. . T2 has significant indications of root plate heave to the north aspect, with the soil levels considerably raised, and the area being friable and aerated. T1 & T8 require pruning. Tree 1 has an included bark union at 19m with a lean over the garden, and is vulnerable (as with T2) due to the loss of a tree to the West aspect of it. 4m height reduction is necessary with the view of reducing wind loading by 35- 40%Tree 8 has an extended west aspect limb going over the residents garden with a 'ball and socket' joint. This has been shown via pull testing studies to entail a strength loss of up to 30% , relative to a properly formed union. 3m reduction of the 11m limb, potentially entailing a reduction of wind loading by over 50%Trees 5, 8, 9, 10, G14 and 16 require deadwood or hanging limb removal.

The Grange Nursing Home Farnham Road Liss Hampshire GU33 6JE

Application in ProgressReference: SDNP/26/02483/TPOSouth Downs National Park Authority

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The Grange Nursing Home Farnham Road Liss Hampshire GU33 6JE

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Application summary

Status
Application in Progress
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
24 Jun 2026
Validated
15 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
9 Sept 2026
Local authority
South Downs National Park Authority

Application overview

T2 - recommended for removal. . T2 has significant indications of root plate heave to the north aspect, with the soil levels considerably raised, and the area being friable and aerated. T1 & T8 require pruning. Tree 1 has an included bark union at 19m with a lean over the garden, and is vulnerable (as with T2) due to the loss of a tree to the West aspect of it. 4m height reduction is necessary with the view of reducing wind loading by 35- 40%Tree 8 has an extended west aspect limb going over the residents garden with a 'ball and socket' joint. This has been shown via pull testing studies to entail a strength loss of up to 30% , relative to a properly formed union. 3m reduction of the 11m limb, potentially entailing a reduction of wind loading by over 50%Trees 5, 8, 9, 10, G14 and 16 require deadwood or hanging limb removal.

Proposal details

Reference
SDNP/26/02483/TPO
Alternative references
PP-15033270
Ward
Liss Ward
Parish
Liss Parish Council
Agent
HRG Tree Surgeons Limited

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CLLR ROGER MULLENGERConsultee Comment · PDF4 Sept 2026View
CLLR IAN JAMES-NEUTRAL(FULL)General Comment · PDF2 Sept 2026View
- LISS PARISH COUNCIL ASSISTANT CLERKConsultee Comment · PDF1 Sept 2026View
APPLICATION FORM - REDACTEDApplication Form · PDF23 Jun 2026View
ARBORICULTURAL ASSESSMENTApplication Documents · PDF23 Jun 2026View
SKETCH PLANPlans23 Jun 2026View

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