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T02 - Wild Cherry - reduce overhang to verge edge as beginning to encroach on traffic lights and highway T06 - Common beech - large wound with decay - monolith above decay T15 - Common beech - Cavity in stem with cerioporus squamosus - monolith above cavity T24 - Common beech - Reduce crown by 2-3m to best growth points T31 - Common beech - reduce crown by 2-3m to best growth points T33 - Common beech - reduce secondary stem growing towards road by 2m T45 - Common beech - crown in contact with adjacent building - prune back from building 1-2m T46 - Common beech - Significant crown dieback and poor condition - dismantle to low stump T48 - Common beech - Fruiting bodies of ganoderma at base - dismantle to low stump T49 - Common beech - bifurcated at approx 5m with weak union - reduce height by 3m and balance crown

DOWNTON ROAD, HARNHAM, SALISBURY, SP2 8AS

ClosedReference: PL/2026/00134Wiltshire Council

Application location

DOWNTON ROAD, HARNHAM, SALISBURY, SP2 8AS

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Application summary

Status
Closed
Application type
Consent under Tree Preservation Orders
Received
Not published
Validated
8 Jan 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wiltshire Council

Application overview

T02 - Wild Cherry - reduce overhang to verge edge as beginning to encroach on traffic lights and highway T06 - Common beech - large wound with decay - monolith above decay T15 - Common beech - Cavity in stem with cerioporus squamosus - monolith above cavity T24 - Common beech - Reduce crown by 2-3m to best growth points T31 - Common beech - reduce crown by 2-3m to best growth points T33 - Common beech - reduce secondary stem growing towards road by 2m T45 - Common beech - crown in contact with adjacent building - prune back from building 1-2m T46 - Common beech - Significant crown dieback and poor condition - dismantle to low stump T48 - Common beech - Fruiting bodies of ganoderma at base - dismantle to low stump T49 - Common beech - bifurcated at approx 5m with weak union - reduce height by 3m and balance crown

Proposal details

Reference
PL/2026/00134
Ward
Salisbury Harnham East ED
Parish
Salisbury CP

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DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice · PDF5 Mar 2026View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF8 Jan 2026View
Tree condition reportReport · PDF8 Jan 2026View
Sketch PlanPlan · PDF8 Jan 2026View

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