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T1 Sycamore tree (TPO ref: T3 of TPO10S35) - To reduce selective lateral branches by approximately 2-3 metres back into the crown, reduce back lower branches over annex back to previous template, this is approximately 2 metres of growth. T2 Beech tree (TPO ref: T1 of TPO17S09 ) - Crown reduction of 2-3m (maximum), this will consist mainly of a reduction of lateral branches extending outside the main crown form to produce a more compact crown shape. To include a minor reduction, where necessary, of approx. 1.5m to remaining crown to leave a balanced and uniform crown form. T3* Sycamore tree on council land (the roadside verge) This tree is a self-seeded tree and is beginning to get very tall, my customer would like us to reduce this tree in height, we would say by approximately 3 metres. *This tree (T3) is not currently protected by planning legislation and does not require planning consent however if the tree is situated on private/ third party land, then the consent of the relevant landowner would be required prior to undertaking this work.

Battle Hill, Elvendon Road, Goring, RG8 0DT

Decision MadeReference: P25/S2658/TPOSouth Oxfordshire District Council

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Status
Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
24 Aug 2025
Validated
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Determination deadline
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Local authority
South Oxfordshire District Council

Application overview

T1 Sycamore tree (TPO ref: T3 of TPO10S35) - To reduce selective lateral branches by approximately 2-3 metres back into the crown, reduce back lower branches over annex back to previous template, this is approximately 2 metres of growth. T2 Beech tree (TPO ref: T1 of TPO17S09 ) - Crown reduction of 2-3m (maximum), this will consist mainly of a reduction of lateral branches extending outside the main crown form to produce a more compact crown shape. To include a minor reduction, where necessary, of approx. 1.5m to remaining crown to leave a balanced and uniform crown form. T3* Sycamore tree on council land (the roadside verge) This tree is a self-seeded tree and is beginning to get very tall, my customer would like us to reduce this tree in height, we would say by approximately 3 metres. *This tree (T3) is not currently protected by planning legislation and does not require planning consent however if the tree is situated on private/ third party land, then the consent of the relevant landowner would be required prior to undertaking this work.

Proposal details

Reference
P25/S2658/TPO
Agent
Landscaping

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Battle Hill, Elvendon Road, Goring, RG8 0DT

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