T17. Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) - crown reduction to north-west to east-north-east crown extent to abate nuisance of encroachment above third-party property. Final pruning points will maintain a natural flowing canopy outline with sufficient small diameter branches to support dense regrowth in the year following pruning. Pruning wound size shall not exceed 40mm in diameter. Please refer to photos Fig 1 & 2 which show the intended results of pruning.
Within Highway Verge Forming Boundary To Brixham Road To SW Of 3 Steed Close
DecidedReference: AT/2026/0037Torbay Council
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Within Highway Verge Forming Boundary To Brixham Road To SW Of 3 Steed Close
T17. Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) - crown reduction to north-west to east-north-east crown extent to abate nuisance of encroachment above third-party property. Final pruning points will maintain a natural flowing canopy outline with sufficient small diameter branches to support dense regrowth in the year following pruning. Pruning wound size shall not exceed 40mm in diameter. Please refer to photos Fig 1 & 2 which show the intended results of pruning.
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Reference
AT/2026/0037
Alternative references
PP-14648296
Ward
Churston With Galmpton
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