ApprovedCouncil status: Tree Consent with Conditions

- T1: sycamore: reduce west-most stem in height by 1.5m retaining first branch on south side as growth point. - T2: horse chestnut: lift crown to 2m by reducing back tips by 1-2m to suitable growth points - T3: dead tree: fell. - T4: apple: fell. - T5: ash: thin crown by 15%, reduce back overhanging 4 branches to suitable growth points to give 1-2m clearance from building roof. - T6: fruit trees x7: regular seasonal pruning (consent not req'd). - T7: conifer and laurel hedges: reduce height by 10% (consent not req'd) - T8: mixed species: reduce back from tennis court fence to allow 1m access walkway.

The Red House Marton Road Long Itchington Southam CV47 9PX

Stratford-on-Avon District CouncilReference 15/00348/TREENotification for Works to Trees in CA

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  1. DoneReceived4 Feb 2015
  2. DoneValidated11 Feb 2015
  3. Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
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  5. DecidedTree Consent with Conditions1 Apr 2015

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Application type
Notification for Works to Trees in CA
Ward
Long Itchington Ward
Parish
Long Itchington
Documents
6 published

Proposal

- T1: sycamore: reduce west-most stem in height by 1.5m retaining first branch on south side as growth point. - T2: horse chestnut: lift crown to 2m by reducing back tips by 1-2m to suitable growth points - T3: dead tree: fell. - T4: apple: fell. - T5: ash: thin crown by 15%, reduce back overhanging 4 branches to suitable growth points to give 1-2m clearance from building roof. - T6: fruit trees x7: regular seasonal pruning (consent not req'd). - T7: conifer and laurel hedges: reduce height by 10% (consent not req'd) - T8: mixed species: reduce back from tennis court fence to allow 1m access walkway.

Reference
15/00348/TREE
Ward
Long Itchington Ward
Parish
Long Itchington
Agent
Mr Philip Bett (PB Forestry And Landscaping Ltd.)

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Documents

  • Application FormCouncil document12 Feb 2015View
  • WCC EcologyCouncil document24 Feb 2015View
  • Long Itchington Parish CouncilCouncil document9 Mar 2015View
  • Delegated ReportCouncil document21 Apr 2015View
  • PER CONDITIONSCouncil document13 Apr 2015View
  • Site Visit NotesCouncil document21 Apr 2015View

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Tree Consent with Conditions
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