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T174 Horse Chestnut- mature. Basal decay, dead tree, limbs have fallen onto byway lane road at the rear of the site, which is used by public walkers, cyclists and farmers, drain and water course is located here also below tree canopy, Experience of limbs landing in the byway due to weather and decay means this is an urgent removal to ground. This work comes under the 5 day completion damaged and dangerous category, the Schedule for removal will be completed before the 5 day window due to the danger of the tree to the public and surroundings. The tree removal to ground shall we completed by a team with a MEWP lift, and the byway lane managed for the removal. Thank you

447578 x 190547 The Horse chestnut tree is located of Abingdon Road of a byway lane north of the Milton Hill site the Tree is standing 40 yards down the lane off Abingdon Road. The byway lane leads onto feather bed Lane.

Decision MadeReference: P26/V2075/TPO(5D)Vale of White Horse District Council

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Application type
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Received
5 Jun 2026
Validated
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Determination deadline
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Local authority
Vale of White Horse District Council

Application overview

T174 Horse Chestnut- mature. Basal decay, dead tree, limbs have fallen onto byway lane road at the rear of the site, which is used by public walkers, cyclists and farmers, drain and water course is located here also below tree canopy, Experience of limbs landing in the byway due to weather and decay means this is an urgent removal to ground. This work comes under the 5 day completion damaged and dangerous category, the Schedule for removal will be completed before the 5 day window due to the danger of the tree to the public and surroundings. The tree removal to ground shall we completed by a team with a MEWP lift, and the byway lane managed for the removal. Thank you

Proposal details

Reference
P26/V2075/TPO(5D)
Agent
Mr George Corfield

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Application location

447578 x 190547 The Horse chestnut tree is located of Abingdon Road of a byway lane north of the Milton Hill site the Tree is standing 40 yards down the lane off Abingdon Road. The byway lane leads onto feather bed Lane.

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Tree surveySupporting DocumentNot publishedView
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Tree Works DecisionDecisionNot publishedView

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