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T1 - Sycamore - tree tag 955. Pollard with extensive decay on boundary. Risk to neighbour. Fell at ground level. T2 - Horse Chestnut - tree tag 0110. Dead tree with honey fungus. Fell. Group 1 - Lime, Yew - remove dead wood overhanging road and low branches where obstructing pedestrians. Danger to the historic wall and passers-by. T3 - Horse Chestnut - tree tag 0955 - low co-dominant stem at 5m. Spiral crack and decay down to 2m. Fell. Group 2 - Laburnum & Elm - remove laburnum overhanging boundary wall - likely to damage the wall. Remove dead and dying elm. Danger to the historic wall and passers by. T7 - Holm Oak - tree tag 0956. Cut down to 3' above ground. Leave suckers and allow to regrow as dense bush. T8 - Holm Oak - adjacent to Holm oak 0956. Cut down to 3' above ground. Leave suckers and allow to regrow as dense bush. T9 - Yew (dead) - dead tree, fell at/near ground level. T10 & 11 - Yew pollards - historic pollards at wall level. Re-pollard to encourage bushy growth. T12 & 13 - Sycamores - diseased and damaged self-sown trees. Remove to allow planting of new yew and other shrubs along boundary.

Denman College, New Road, Marcham, Oxon, OX13 6NW

Decision MadeReference: P22/V2729/TCAVale of White Horse District Council

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Status
Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
15 Nov 2022
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of White Horse District Council

Application overview

T1 - Sycamore - tree tag 955. Pollard with extensive decay on boundary. Risk to neighbour. Fell at ground level. T2 - Horse Chestnut - tree tag 0110. Dead tree with honey fungus. Fell. Group 1 - Lime, Yew - remove dead wood overhanging road and low branches where obstructing pedestrians. Danger to the historic wall and passers-by. T3 - Horse Chestnut - tree tag 0955 - low co-dominant stem at 5m. Spiral crack and decay down to 2m. Fell. Group 2 - Laburnum & Elm - remove laburnum overhanging boundary wall - likely to damage the wall. Remove dead and dying elm. Danger to the historic wall and passers by. T7 - Holm Oak - tree tag 0956. Cut down to 3' above ground. Leave suckers and allow to regrow as dense bush. T8 - Holm Oak - adjacent to Holm oak 0956. Cut down to 3' above ground. Leave suckers and allow to regrow as dense bush. T9 - Yew (dead) - dead tree, fell at/near ground level. T10 & 11 - Yew pollards - historic pollards at wall level. Re-pollard to encourage bushy growth. T12 & 13 - Sycamores - diseased and damaged self-sown trees. Remove to allow planting of new yew and other shrubs along boundary.

Proposal details

Reference
P22/V2729/TCA
Agent
Mr M Askew

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Denman College, New Road, Marcham, Oxon, OX13 6NW

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P22V2729TCAApplication FormNot publishedView
19122022 114632 No objection to CA works VOWHApplication FormNot publishedView

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No obj CA works

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