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SSE wish to prune stated trees to gain a safe clearance from 11KV overhead lines and pole. The tree clearance from the line is set out within the Electrical Safety, Quality, Continuity Regulations. These standards outline the safety distance requirement of 3m plus 3 years growth (species dependent) to allow for a 3-year growth cycle and maintain the safety of the network and apparatus over this timeframe. SSE wish to: - Remove 2 self-seeded Ash located opposite a 11KV pole (G1 Ash). - Reduce oak to be side pruned by 3.5m clearance from 11KV overhead cable (T2 Oak). - Reduce Holm Oak to be side pruned by 3.5m clearance from 11KV overhead cable (T3 Holm Oak). - Reduce Lime to be crown reduced by 5m clearance from the 11KV overhead cable (T4 Lime). (TPO G1) - Hazel to be coppiced beneath network (T1 Hazel). - All arisings to be chipped and spread into the woodland Please note all arisings will be chipped and spread within ground layer of woodland. Please see report attached.

Woodland within SE corner of the land on the south side of, West Down Lane, Marcham, Abingdon

WithdrawnReference: P24/V1688/TPOVale of White Horse District Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Not published
Received
2 Aug 2024
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of White Horse District Council

Application overview

SSE wish to prune stated trees to gain a safe clearance from 11KV overhead lines and pole. The tree clearance from the line is set out within the Electrical Safety, Quality, Continuity Regulations. These standards outline the safety distance requirement of 3m plus 3 years growth (species dependent) to allow for a 3-year growth cycle and maintain the safety of the network and apparatus over this timeframe. SSE wish to: - Remove 2 self-seeded Ash located opposite a 11KV pole (G1 Ash). - Reduce oak to be side pruned by 3.5m clearance from 11KV overhead cable (T2 Oak). - Reduce Holm Oak to be side pruned by 3.5m clearance from 11KV overhead cable (T3 Holm Oak). - Reduce Lime to be crown reduced by 5m clearance from the 11KV overhead cable (T4 Lime). (TPO G1) - Hazel to be coppiced beneath network (T1 Hazel). - All arisings to be chipped and spread into the woodland Please note all arisings will be chipped and spread within ground layer of woodland. Please see report attached.

Proposal details

Reference
P24/V1688/TPO
Agent
Miss M Butler

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Application location

Woodland within SE corner of the land on the south side of, West Down Lane, Marcham, Abingdon

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