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Lime (A) - reduce by 8ft all round because it is damaging the church roof and overhanging the public footpath. Reduction all round will preserve balance. Sweet Chestnut (B) - dead tree by footpath, fell and grind stump. No replacement necessary (but we may well plant another Sweet Chestnut or similar). Cypress (C) - lift lower limbs which impede public footpath (when the trailing lower limb is removed, the next branch will be at 3.5m above ground level). Cypress (D) - lift limb from off wall and over graves (the branch lying on the wall is 4m long. We propose to take it right back to the junction with the bigger limb, whose twigs will then hang 90cm higher, or 3.3m above ground level. The wall is 2.2m high, and the higher limb stops well short of the wall) Yews (E & F) - sever and remove virginia creeper. Yew (G) - crown lift limbs endangering roof (there will be no overall raising of the crown, as there are other branches at the same height as the one to be cut back (about 4m above the ground), but not interfering with the roof).

St Peter's Church, Church Hill, Great Haseley, Oxon, OX44 7JY

Decision MadeReference: P24/S1166/TCASouth Oxfordshire District Council

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St Peter's Church, Church Hill, Great Haseley, Oxon, OX44 7JY

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
15 Apr 2024
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
South Oxfordshire District Council

Application overview

Lime (A) - reduce by 8ft all round because it is damaging the church roof and overhanging the public footpath. Reduction all round will preserve balance. Sweet Chestnut (B) - dead tree by footpath, fell and grind stump. No replacement necessary (but we may well plant another Sweet Chestnut or similar). Cypress (C) - lift lower limbs which impede public footpath (when the trailing lower limb is removed, the next branch will be at 3.5m above ground level). Cypress (D) - lift limb from off wall and over graves (the branch lying on the wall is 4m long. We propose to take it right back to the junction with the bigger limb, whose twigs will then hang 90cm higher, or 3.3m above ground level. The wall is 2.2m high, and the higher limb stops well short of the wall) Yews (E & F) - sever and remove virginia creeper. Yew (G) - crown lift limbs endangering roof (there will be no overall raising of the crown, as there are other branches at the same height as the one to be cut back (about 4m above the ground), but not interfering with the roof).

Proposal details

Reference
P24/S1166/TCA
Agent
Mr T Garfitt

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P24S1166TCAApplication FormNot publishedView
30042024 114727 No objection to CA worksApplication FormNot publishedView

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