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Yew trees: Either side of the gate: Cut back (by 1m) and clean up the trunk on the Yew tree on the right hand side. (Remove epicormic growth). Lift the crowns to ensure a 3 metre ground clearance removing the vehicle damaged branch from the left hand yew. Small Beech further up the drive, lift the crown (by 4m), cut back to the trunk. The small Yew further up the drive cut back to the trunk. (Remove epicormic growth). Philadelphus: Road side: Cut back off the road and back off the neighbour's house and Yew tree. Standard Privet: Front garden: Felled to ground level and ground out the stump. 3 x Plum: Front garden: Fell in sections to near ground level and treat the stumps. Beech: Driveway: Remove the two lowest branches to give a 3 metre ground clearance. Yew: Rear garden: Lift the crown to ensure a 3 metre ground clearance is made. Clean up the stem on the garden side. Remove epicormic growth. Beech trees: Rear garden, vegetable garden: Lift up the crowns to ensure a 5m ground clearance and minor cut back (1m) over the vegetable garden.

Twitten, Aston Street, Aston Tirrold, OX11 9DQ

Decision MadeReference: P23/S1477/TCASouth Oxfordshire District Council

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Status
Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
28 Apr 2023
Validated
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Determination deadline
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Local authority
South Oxfordshire District Council

Application overview

Yew trees: Either side of the gate: Cut back (by 1m) and clean up the trunk on the Yew tree on the right hand side. (Remove epicormic growth). Lift the crowns to ensure a 3 metre ground clearance removing the vehicle damaged branch from the left hand yew. Small Beech further up the drive, lift the crown (by 4m), cut back to the trunk. The small Yew further up the drive cut back to the trunk. (Remove epicormic growth). Philadelphus: Road side: Cut back off the road and back off the neighbour's house and Yew tree. Standard Privet: Front garden: Felled to ground level and ground out the stump. 3 x Plum: Front garden: Fell in sections to near ground level and treat the stumps. Beech: Driveway: Remove the two lowest branches to give a 3 metre ground clearance. Yew: Rear garden: Lift the crown to ensure a 3 metre ground clearance is made. Clean up the stem on the garden side. Remove epicormic growth. Beech trees: Rear garden, vegetable garden: Lift up the crowns to ensure a 5m ground clearance and minor cut back (1m) over the vegetable garden.

Proposal details

Reference
P23/S1477/TCA
Agent
Mr Simon Ringrose

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Application location

Twitten, Aston Street, Aston Tirrold, OX11 9DQ

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10052023 134759 No objection to CA worksApplication FormNot publishedView
P23S1477TCAApplication FormNot publishedView

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No obj CA works
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