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T1- Corkscrew Willow (Salix Matsudana). Multi-Stemmed at 3ft. Significant crown weighting over adjacent road and heavy ivy coverage. Fell to ground level. (CA) T2- Common Ash (Fraxinus Excelsior). (TPO G1). Poor and sparse crown structure, foliage growth constrained to inner crown. Competition at ground level from surrounding hedge. Fell to ground level. G1- Common Ash (Fraxinus Excelsior). (TPO G1). Three multi-stemmed Ash. Growing in competition with each other, causing lateral spread of crowns. Causing excessive shading of property garden. Reduce crowns by up to 40% and thin to alleviate congestion. G2- Common Ash (Fraxinus Excelsior) (TPO T1) and Thuja (Thuja Occidentalis) (CA). Ash is multi-stemmed at ground level, evidence of poor union. 2x stems have significant lean towards property, 1x stem is leaning on fence and has damage to stem as a result. Thuja has poor crown growth as result of proximity to Ash. Fell both to ground level.

Manor Farm House, 29 Eaton Road, Appleton, Abingdon, OX13 5JR

Decision MadeReference: P22/V2822/TPOVale of White Horse District Council

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Application summary

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

Application overview

T1- Corkscrew Willow (Salix Matsudana). Multi-Stemmed at 3ft. Significant crown weighting over adjacent road and heavy ivy coverage. Fell to ground level. (CA) T2- Common Ash (Fraxinus Excelsior). (TPO G1). Poor and sparse crown structure, foliage growth constrained to inner crown. Competition at ground level from surrounding hedge. Fell to ground level. G1- Common Ash (Fraxinus Excelsior). (TPO G1). Three multi-stemmed Ash. Growing in competition with each other, causing lateral spread of crowns. Causing excessive shading of property garden. Reduce crowns by up to 40% and thin to alleviate congestion. G2- Common Ash (Fraxinus Excelsior) (TPO T1) and Thuja (Thuja Occidentalis) (CA). Ash is multi-stemmed at ground level, evidence of poor union. 2x stems have significant lean towards property, 1x stem is leaning on fence and has damage to stem as a result. Thuja has poor crown growth as result of proximity to Ash. Fell both to ground level.

Proposal details

Reference
P22/V2822/TPO
Agent
Mr J Lemar

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Application location

Manor Farm House, 29 Eaton Road, Appleton, Abingdon, OX13 5JR

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06012023 121623 Consent for TPO tree works VOWHTPO - Tree WorksNot publishedView
P22V2822TPOTPO - Tree WorksNot publishedView

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