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09S187 (1) - T6 Description from the SODC Website/Interactive Map - Oriental Plane Situated in the front garden of 6 Nuns Acre, Goring adjacent to the parking area as shown on the accompanying plan at grid reference: SU 5991 8109. The tree is actually located in the front garden of 14 Nun's Acre. The tree is currently estimated to be over 50 metres tall. The base of the trunk is approximately 10 meters from the front of 14 Nun's Acre. I would like consent to lift the crown of the tree to 5.0m from ground level. and reduce the crown of the tree by 30%, (7m). Current diameter of the canopy is 25m, reduce to 18m, to reduce damage to parked cars and to 14 Nun's Acre (falling branches and bark). Attached Photographs 1. Tree - taken from 14 Nun's Acre 2. Tree - taken from 14 Nun's Acre 3. Tree - taken from 14 Nun's Acre 4. Tree - taken from 16 Nun's Acre 5. Tree - taken from 7 Nun's Acre 6. Tree - taken from 11 Nun's Acre Document 2022-09-15 Land Registry Title Plan - FH - ON23690 14 Nun's Acre

14 Nuns Acre, Goring, RG8 9BE

Decision MadeReference: P23/S2624/TPOSouth Oxfordshire District Council

Application location

14 Nuns Acre, Goring, RG8 9BE

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Application summary

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

Application overview

09S187 (1) - T6 Description from the SODC Website/Interactive Map - Oriental Plane Situated in the front garden of 6 Nuns Acre, Goring adjacent to the parking area as shown on the accompanying plan at grid reference: SU 5991 8109. The tree is actually located in the front garden of 14 Nun's Acre. The tree is currently estimated to be over 50 metres tall. The base of the trunk is approximately 10 meters from the front of 14 Nun's Acre. I would like consent to lift the crown of the tree to 5.0m from ground level. and reduce the crown of the tree by 30%, (7m). Current diameter of the canopy is 25m, reduce to 18m, to reduce damage to parked cars and to 14 Nun's Acre (falling branches and bark). Attached Photographs 1. Tree - taken from 14 Nun's Acre 2. Tree - taken from 14 Nun's Acre 3. Tree - taken from 14 Nun's Acre 4. Tree - taken from 16 Nun's Acre 5. Tree - taken from 7 Nun's Acre 6. Tree - taken from 11 Nun's Acre Document 2022-09-15 Land Registry Title Plan - FH - ON23690 14 Nun's Acre

Proposal details

Reference
P23/S2624/TPO
Agent
Ms Tessa Costin

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P23S2624TPOTPO - Tree WorksNot publishedView
15082023 144835 Consent for TPO works with amended specificationTPO - Tree WorksNot publishedView

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Cons. TPO amd. spec.
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