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4 x Cherry Trees 6 x Leylandii 1 x unknown tree stump I am applying to remove 4 diseased cherry trees adjacent to the footpath numbered T1-T4 on the plan and an unknown tree X1 at the boundary that has been choked by ivy. All of these trees are in a very poor condition and present a hazard to users of the churchyard. Photographs of each tree is included. I am also applying to remove 6 leylandii trees L1-6 at the end of the churchyard. These trees are inappropriate in their setting and will in due course compete with fine mature trees on the bondary. Clearing these trees will enable the ground to be levelled improving the overall appearance of this part of the churchyard and increasing the availability of future burial space. Photographs of the trees and the setting is included. Our plan would be to plant appropriate native trees to replace those removed but not necessarily in the same location - hornbeam or similar, 10 trees to suit the setting, 3 year old whips. Remarks:

St Leonards Church Yard, Pyrton Lane, Watlington, Oxon, OX49 5LX

Decision MadeReference: P19/S3656/TCASouth Oxfordshire District Council

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Received
8 Jul 2019
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Local authority
South Oxfordshire District Council

Application overview

4 x Cherry Trees 6 x Leylandii 1 x unknown tree stump I am applying to remove 4 diseased cherry trees adjacent to the footpath numbered T1-T4 on the plan and an unknown tree X1 at the boundary that has been choked by ivy. All of these trees are in a very poor condition and present a hazard to users of the churchyard. Photographs of each tree is included. I am also applying to remove 6 leylandii trees L1-6 at the end of the churchyard. These trees are inappropriate in their setting and will in due course compete with fine mature trees on the bondary. Clearing these trees will enable the ground to be levelled improving the overall appearance of this part of the churchyard and increasing the availability of future burial space. Photographs of the trees and the setting is included. Our plan would be to plant appropriate native trees to replace those removed but not necessarily in the same location - hornbeam or similar, 10 trees to suit the setting, 3 year old whips. Remarks:

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P19/S3656/TCA

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St Leonards Church Yard, Pyrton Lane, Watlington, Oxon, OX49 5LX

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