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ApprovedCouncil status: Tree Consent with Conditions
T1 - Conifer that has died - Fell T2 - Silver Pear that has died - Fell T3 - Eucalyptus. Reduce weight in branches to rebalance growth. Advice on Eucalyptus tree from Ashwood Tree Specialist by Nathan Evans. The tree in question is starting to grow in random places due to light issues. There are a number of branches which need 2 to 3 m taken off of them because the tree is starting to become unbalanced due to light shining through, this is causing encroaching branches on neighbouring trees and unbalancing to the Eucalyptus. Also requesting permission for some dead wood to be taken out of the centre. Crown is good, just side branches which are becoming way too big for their environment and knocking tree off balance.
Old Manor Barn Ratley Banbury OX15 6DS
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Status and dates
Last published check: 26 Oct 2026, 11:49 (UK)
- DoneReceived12 Sept 2024
- DoneValidated26 Sept 2024
- Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
- Not publishedTarget decision dateNo date on council record
- DecidedTree Consent with Conditions24 Oct 2024
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Council source
- Application type
- Notification for Works to Trees in CA
- Ward
- Tysoe
- Parish
- Ratley & Upton
- Documents
- 9 published
Proposal
T1 - Conifer that has died - Fell T2 - Silver Pear that has died - Fell T3 - Eucalyptus. Reduce weight in branches to rebalance growth. Advice on Eucalyptus tree from Ashwood Tree Specialist by Nathan Evans. The tree in question is starting to grow in random places due to light issues. There are a number of branches which need 2 to 3 m taken off of them because the tree is starting to become unbalanced due to light shining through, this is causing encroaching branches on neighbouring trees and unbalancing to the Eucalyptus. Also requesting permission for some dead wood to be taken out of the centre. Crown is good, just side branches which are becoming way too big for their environment and knocking tree off balance.
- Reference
- 24/02319/TREE
- Ward
- Tysoe
- Parish
- Ratley & Upton
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Sign in to view collected detailsDocuments
- Application Form RedactedCouncil document8 Nov 2024View
- Location PlanCouncil document8 Nov 2024View
- Cllr M LittlewoodCouncil document8 Nov 2024View
- Ratley & Upton Parish CouncilCouncil document2 Dec 2024View
- WCC Ecology Weekly List - 30 September 2024Council document2 Dec 2024View
- Decision LetterCouncil document2 Dec 2024View
- Conifer PhotosCouncil document8 Nov 2024View
- T2-Silver Pear - 01Council document8 Nov 2024View
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Decision and conditions
Decision LetterPlanning conditions
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