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T1 Lime. Evenly reduce the lower part of the crown's lateral spread by removing branch tips only, by a maximum of 2.5m around the perimeter of the canopy where it overhangs the gardens of Kingfisher Cottage and Penridge (neighbours) - the southern and eastern part of the lower crown. Thin crown by a maximum of 30% retaining an even density of foliage throughout a well-spaced and balanced branch structure, pruning back any branches touching the overhead wire to provide satisfactory clearance and crown clean to remove deadwood. The tree has had very little management through its lifetime and the works are to ensure future compatibility with the site, surroundings and usage. All pruning cuts to be made at branch junctions, leaving sufficient live growth to maintain or enhance crown form. T2 Ash - self seeded young tree growing on edge of lake bank. Remove to ground level before it gets too big and incompatible with its surroundings and causes damage to the bank.

Kingfisher Cottage, Church Road, Blewbury, Didcot, OX11 9PY

Decision MadeReference: P24/V1671/TCAVale of White Horse District Council

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Application type
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Received
31 Jul 2024
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Local authority
Vale of White Horse District Council

Application overview

T1 Lime. Evenly reduce the lower part of the crown's lateral spread by removing branch tips only, by a maximum of 2.5m around the perimeter of the canopy where it overhangs the gardens of Kingfisher Cottage and Penridge (neighbours) - the southern and eastern part of the lower crown. Thin crown by a maximum of 30% retaining an even density of foliage throughout a well-spaced and balanced branch structure, pruning back any branches touching the overhead wire to provide satisfactory clearance and crown clean to remove deadwood. The tree has had very little management through its lifetime and the works are to ensure future compatibility with the site, surroundings and usage. All pruning cuts to be made at branch junctions, leaving sufficient live growth to maintain or enhance crown form. T2 Ash - self seeded young tree growing on edge of lake bank. Remove to ground level before it gets too big and incompatible with its surroundings and causes damage to the bank.

Proposal details

Reference
P24/V1671/TCA
Agent
Mrs S Venners

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Application location

Kingfisher Cottage, Church Road, Blewbury, Didcot, OX11 9PY

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P24V1671TCAApplication FormNot publishedView
20082024 095210 No objection to CA works VOWHApplication FormNot publishedView

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No obj CA works
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