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T1 - OakReason for works: T1 stands adjacent to a telecommunications pole in a restricted growing space and is overshadowed by larger neighbouring trees. Competition for light appears to have influenced its asymmetrical crown development. Branches extend towards and amongst the overhead BT telecommunications lines. Selective pruning is proposed to address this conflict and reduce the likelihood of further interference.Proposed works: Selectively shorten branches affecting the overhead BT telecommunications lines by approximately 1-1.5 metres, measured from the existing branch tips, pruning back to suitable lateral branches. Restrict pruning to the affected branches, retaining sufficient live foliage and preserving the tree's existing crown character as far as practicable. Undertake works in accordance with BS 3998:2010 Tree work - Recommendations.

Cedar Court Cedar Court Road St Marychurch Torquay Torbay TQ1 3HH

RegisteredReference: AT/2026/0284Torbay Council

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Status
Registered
Application type
Works To Tree Within TPO
Received
13 Oct 2026
Validated
13 Oct 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Torbay Council

Application overview

T1 - OakReason for works: T1 stands adjacent to a telecommunications pole in a restricted growing space and is overshadowed by larger neighbouring trees. Competition for light appears to have influenced its asymmetrical crown development. Branches extend towards and amongst the overhead BT telecommunications lines. Selective pruning is proposed to address this conflict and reduce the likelihood of further interference.Proposed works: Selectively shorten branches affecting the overhead BT telecommunications lines by approximately 1-1.5 metres, measured from the existing branch tips, pruning back to suitable lateral branches. Restrict pruning to the affected branches, retaining sufficient live foliage and preserving the tree's existing crown character as far as practicable. Undertake works in accordance with BS 3998:2010 Tree work - Recommendations.

Proposal details

Reference
AT/2026/0284
Alternative references
PP-15292095
Ward
St Marychurch
Agent
Mr Wojciech Rosinke

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Cedar Court Cedar Court Road St Marychurch Torquay Torbay TQ1 3HH

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