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ApprovedCouncil status: Tree Consent with Conditions
T1 - willow - Fell or pollard. One of two principal stem has recently failed at the base, falling across the stream, boundary wall, public footpath and into the neighbouring garden. Reduce/re-pollard the remaining standing stem approximately 3-5 metres below the previous pollard points to substantially reduce weight and leverage upon the compromised base whilst retaining the tree where reasonably practicable. Should closer inspection during the works reveal insufficient sound residual wood for safe retention, permission is also sought to fell the remaining stem to near ground level. G2 - willows - Group of approximately 4 willows. Re-pollard group of willows to the established previous pollard points, removing up to approximately 10 metres of re-growth, depending on individual stem length.
25 School Lane Combrook CV35 9HP
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Status and dates
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- DoneReceived27 Aug 2026
- DoneValidated15 Sept 2026
- Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
- Not publishedTarget decision dateNo date on council record
- DecidedTree Consent with Conditions22 Oct 2026
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- Application type
- Notification for Works to Trees in CA
- Ward
- Wellesbourne East & Rural
- Parish
- Combroke
- Documents
- 5 published
Proposal
T1 - willow - Fell or pollard. One of two principal stem has recently failed at the base, falling across the stream, boundary wall, public footpath and into the neighbouring garden. Reduce/re-pollard the remaining standing stem approximately 3-5 metres below the previous pollard points to substantially reduce weight and leverage upon the compromised base whilst retaining the tree where reasonably practicable. Should closer inspection during the works reveal insufficient sound residual wood for safe retention, permission is also sought to fell the remaining stem to near ground level. G2 - willows - Group of approximately 4 willows. Re-pollard group of willows to the established previous pollard points, removing up to approximately 10 metres of re-growth, depending on individual stem length.
- Reference
- 26/02161/TREE
- Ward
- Wellesbourne East & Rural
- Parish
- Combroke
- Agent
- Mr Kai O'Hanlon
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- Application Form RedactedCouncil document3 Sept 2026View
- WCC Ecology 21.09.2026Council document26 Oct 2026View
- Delegated reportCouncil document22 Oct 2026View
- Decision LetterCouncil document22 Oct 2026View
- Tree Location PlanCouncil document3 Sept 2026View
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