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T1 Ash tree: Reduce all limbs overhanging power line back into flow with higher canopy (just behind line or roughly level with it) Reason: Overhanging power lines. T2 Horse Chestnut: Reduce Limb overhanging road up to 2 meters and two further limbs to balance it out over driveway, by approximately 1.5 meters. Reason: Bring back into shape. T3 Sycamore tree: Tip back away from house up to 3 meters. Reason: Encroaching on house. T4 Sycamore tree: Reduce top garden-side limbs away from Walnut tree to keep canopies separate and match T3. Reason: Want to keep branches from entering Walnut canopy. T5 Walnut Tree: Tip back branches as they are encroaching on solar panels . Reason: Encroaching on solar panels. T6 Walnut tree: Reduce over extended limbs from gated garden area by up to 2.5 meters. Tip back branches hanging over neighbour's garden/drive way by up to 2 meters. Reason: Keep the canopy in check (gated garden side) branches are draping too low over neighbours garden. T7 Ash tree: Tip back several limbs back into main canopy on garden side. Up to 1.5 meters Reason: Formalise tree. T8 Ash tree: Tip back several limbs back into main canopy on garden side. Up to 1.5 meters Reason: Formalise tree. T9 Bay tree: Reduce height only by 3 meters from tips. Reason: encroaching on two different neighbours gardens.

Spindletrees, Back Way, Great Haseley, OX44 7JP

Decision MadeReference: P20/S3805/TCASouth Oxfordshire District Council

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Application type
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Received
12 Oct 2020
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Local authority
South Oxfordshire District Council

Application overview

T1 Ash tree: Reduce all limbs overhanging power line back into flow with higher canopy (just behind line or roughly level with it) Reason: Overhanging power lines. T2 Horse Chestnut: Reduce Limb overhanging road up to 2 meters and two further limbs to balance it out over driveway, by approximately 1.5 meters. Reason: Bring back into shape. T3 Sycamore tree: Tip back away from house up to 3 meters. Reason: Encroaching on house. T4 Sycamore tree: Reduce top garden-side limbs away from Walnut tree to keep canopies separate and match T3. Reason: Want to keep branches from entering Walnut canopy. T5 Walnut Tree: Tip back branches as they are encroaching on solar panels . Reason: Encroaching on solar panels. T6 Walnut tree: Reduce over extended limbs from gated garden area by up to 2.5 meters. Tip back branches hanging over neighbour's garden/drive way by up to 2 meters. Reason: Keep the canopy in check (gated garden side) branches are draping too low over neighbours garden. T7 Ash tree: Tip back several limbs back into main canopy on garden side. Up to 1.5 meters Reason: Formalise tree. T8 Ash tree: Tip back several limbs back into main canopy on garden side. Up to 1.5 meters Reason: Formalise tree. T9 Bay tree: Reduce height only by 3 meters from tips. Reason: encroaching on two different neighbours gardens.

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Reference
P20/S3805/TCA
Agent
Mr F Barrett

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Spindletrees, Back Way, Great Haseley, OX44 7JP

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P20S3805TCAApplication FormNot publishedView
23112020 111641 Recommendations for CA worksApplication FormNot publishedView

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