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T1: Beech - Crown lift to 4.5m above ground level and lateral reduction to primary limbs over gravestones that are regularly visited, by a maximum of 2.5m of branch length by the removal of branches directly overhanging and touching said gravestones. There has been further branch drop this week that landed on top of a row of gravestones that are actively visited. There is one overhanging bow that has already split and we believe poses risk to life and limb should it shed whilst people are present, let alone damage the gravestones. This work was previously reported by a qualified tree surgeon.

All Hallows Church Of England Broadwoodkelly EX19 8ED

ApprovedReference: 1981/26/TCAWest Devon Borough Council

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All Hallows Church Of England Broadwoodkelly EX19 8ED

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Works to a Tree in a Conservation Area
Received
20 Jul 2026
Validated
20 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Devon Borough Council

Application overview

T1: Beech - Crown lift to 4.5m above ground level and lateral reduction to primary limbs over gravestones that are regularly visited, by a maximum of 2.5m of branch length by the removal of branches directly overhanging and touching said gravestones. There has been further branch drop this week that landed on top of a row of gravestones that are actively visited. There is one overhanging bow that has already split and we believe poses risk to life and limb should it shed whilst people are present, let alone damage the gravestones. This work was previously reported by a qualified tree surgeon.

Proposal details

Reference
1981/26/TCA
Ward
Exbourne
Parish
Broadwoodkelly
Agent
Mrs Rowan Western, All Hallows Church Broadwoodkelly

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Documents 6 of 6

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice18 Aug 2026View
Planning Officers ReportOfficer Report18 Aug 2026View
Sketch planSketch Plan20 Jul 2026View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form20 Jul 2026View
DCC Highways - no comments to makeConsultation Response - External3 Aug 2026View
Broadwoodkelly Parish Council - SupportLetter Of Representation - Support31 Jul 2026View

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