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(3) Sycamore by the bench 8 stems - Crown raise to 3.0 - 3.5m. Sever the ivy. (4) 2nd group of Sycamore 5 stems - Crown raise to 3.0 - 3.5m. Remove two smaller stems (60mm diameter). Sever any ivy. (6) Multi stemmed Willow 4 stems - Remove the stem growing over drive and cycle path. Remove the long lateral branch growing over the lawn and the lateral over the flower bed. (7) Group of Willows 6 stems by the BT pole - Fell to near ground level the ivy clad stem leaning over the drive.

1 Churches Mill Station Road Woodchester Stroud Gloucestershire GL5 5EQ

Application ApprovedReference: S.25/0954/TCAStroud District Council

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1 Churches Mill Station Road Woodchester Stroud Gloucestershire GL5 5EQ

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Trees in a Conservation Area
Received
20 May 2025
Validated
20 May 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stroud District Council

Application overview

(3) Sycamore by the bench 8 stems - Crown raise to 3.0 - 3.5m. Sever the ivy. (4) 2nd group of Sycamore 5 stems - Crown raise to 3.0 - 3.5m. Remove two smaller stems (60mm diameter). Sever any ivy. (6) Multi stemmed Willow 4 stems - Remove the stem growing over drive and cycle path. Remove the long lateral branch growing over the lawn and the lateral over the flower bed. (7) Group of Willows 6 stems by the BT pole - Fell to near ground level the ivy clad stem leaning over the drive.

Proposal details

Reference
S.25/0954/TCA
Ward
Amberley & Woodchester Ward
Parish
Woodchester Parish Council
Agent
Tree Maintenance Ltd

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
CONSENT - TREES IN CONSERVATION AREADecision · PDF18 Jun 2025View
OFFICER REPORT - WEBDecision · PDF18 Jun 2025View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF20 May 2025View
PHOTO 1Supporting Document20 May 2025View
PHOTO 2Supporting Document20 May 2025View
SKETCH PLANDrawing20 May 2025View

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CONSENT - TREES IN CONSERVATION AREA OFFICER REPORT - WEB
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