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Oakwood covert - woodland near Pennyroyal. Application for erection of boundary fencing in woodland covered by TPO (as discussed on site with Senior Tree Officer). Due to the activity in adjacent plots, the planning enforcement and tree officer have agreed to allow erection of boundary fence in the woodland. No trees to be felled when erecting fence. Fence description Fence will be post and rail type, 1m high, fence posts to be 100mm x 100mm or 110mm half round, post spacing of 3m with at vertical brace at 1.5m (no post hole), post holes will be hand dug to assess if any roots will be damaged and then taken to 50cm depth with petrol auger drill. If roots are found then post hole will be relocated, post will be secured by soil only (no concrete) to ensure no damage to woodland, boundary crosses footpath 228/31A and 10ft gap will be left as specified , boundary fence will be in two stages, stage 1 is east side, stage 2 is westside, continued in pdf doc NW-TWA1-160819.

Woodcote Saw Mill, Pot Kiln Lane, Goring Heath, Reading

Decision MadeReference: P19/S3822/TPOSouth Oxfordshire District Council

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Received
19 Aug 2019
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Local authority
South Oxfordshire District Council

Application overview

Oakwood covert - woodland near Pennyroyal. Application for erection of boundary fencing in woodland covered by TPO (as discussed on site with Senior Tree Officer). Due to the activity in adjacent plots, the planning enforcement and tree officer have agreed to allow erection of boundary fence in the woodland. No trees to be felled when erecting fence. Fence description Fence will be post and rail type, 1m high, fence posts to be 100mm x 100mm or 110mm half round, post spacing of 3m with at vertical brace at 1.5m (no post hole), post holes will be hand dug to assess if any roots will be damaged and then taken to 50cm depth with petrol auger drill. If roots are found then post hole will be relocated, post will be secured by soil only (no concrete) to ensure no damage to woodland, boundary crosses footpath 228/31A and 10ft gap will be left as specified , boundary fence will be in two stages, stage 1 is east side, stage 2 is westside, continued in pdf doc NW-TWA1-160819.

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P19/S3822/TPO

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Woodcote Saw Mill, Pot Kiln Lane, Goring Heath, Reading

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