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T1 - Ash - fell to ground level in order to open up a small glade within this wooded part of the garden. T2 - Willow - reduce a stem of around 3.5m with low side limbs retained as a wildlife/habitat feature. This tree has windblown but is still attached to rootplate and growing. T3 - Ash - fell to ground level. This tree has basal decay and is at risk of becoming windblown. There are better trees close around it so its loss will not reduce the overall level of tree cover in this part of the garden. T4 - Beech - Remove tree. Young tree without space to develop due to presence of other trees around it. T5 - Ash - remove 2 lowest limbs. One low limb grows over an Oak and one over a small Yew. Removal of the limbs will benefit both of these other trees. T6 - Walnut - remove tree. This tree is not part of the owners plan for a productive orchard and will be replaced by a different fruit tree. T7 - Ash - remove 2 lowest branches to raise crown.

Mill House, Mill Street, Stanton St John, OX33 1HN

Decision MadeReference: P19/S4270/TCASouth Oxfordshire District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
21 Nov 2019
Validated
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Determination deadline
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Local authority
South Oxfordshire District Council

Application overview

T1 - Ash - fell to ground level in order to open up a small glade within this wooded part of the garden. T2 - Willow - reduce a stem of around 3.5m with low side limbs retained as a wildlife/habitat feature. This tree has windblown but is still attached to rootplate and growing. T3 - Ash - fell to ground level. This tree has basal decay and is at risk of becoming windblown. There are better trees close around it so its loss will not reduce the overall level of tree cover in this part of the garden. T4 - Beech - Remove tree. Young tree without space to develop due to presence of other trees around it. T5 - Ash - remove 2 lowest limbs. One low limb grows over an Oak and one over a small Yew. Removal of the limbs will benefit both of these other trees. T6 - Walnut - remove tree. This tree is not part of the owners plan for a productive orchard and will be replaced by a different fruit tree. T7 - Ash - remove 2 lowest branches to raise crown.

Proposal details

Reference
P19/S4270/TCA
Agent
Mr M Vaughan

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Application location

Mill House, Mill Street, Stanton St John, OX33 1HN

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04122019 134721 No objection to CA worksApplication FormNot publishedView
P19S4270TCAApplication FormNot publishedView

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No obj CA works
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