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-T002 walnut (T6 on TPO) - remove remaining elder at base of tree -T008 lime (T5 on TPO) - remove all basal suckers -T011 oak (T4 on TPO) - remove deadwood over highway -T012 oak (T1 on TPO) - sever ivy and remove from stem up to 2 metre height -T013 lime (T2 on TPO) - remove basal growth. Sever and remove ivy up to 1 metre height. Remove all deadwood with potential to fall into the highway. -T017 copper beech (T3 on TPO) - sever ivy

Church Paddock Hall Lane Harbury

Tree Preservation Order - Approved WorksReference: 25/02455/TPOStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Tree Preservation Order - Approved Works
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
7 Oct 2025
Validated
7 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

-T002 walnut (T6 on TPO) - remove remaining elder at base of tree -T008 lime (T5 on TPO) - remove all basal suckers -T011 oak (T4 on TPO) - remove deadwood over highway -T012 oak (T1 on TPO) - sever ivy and remove from stem up to 2 metre height -T013 lime (T2 on TPO) - remove basal growth. Sever and remove ivy up to 1 metre height. Remove all deadwood with potential to fall into the highway. -T017 copper beech (T3 on TPO) - sever ivy

Proposal details

Reference
25/02455/TPO
Ward
Harbury
Parish
Harbury

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Application location

Church Paddock Hall Lane Harbury

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DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form RedactedCouncil document21 Oct 2025View
Tree Survey ReportCouncil document21 Oct 2025View
Cllr S OstranderCouncil document2 Nov 2025View
WCC Ecology 27.10.25Council document3 Nov 2025View
Harbury Parish CouncilCouncil document11 Nov 2025View
Decision LetterCouncil document25 Nov 2025View
Location PlanCouncil document21 Oct 2025View

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Tree Preservation Order - Approved Works
Decision Letter
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