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• Holm Oak overhanging front garden – crown lift to balance lower parts of canopy, which do not exceed 60mm in diameter by a maximum of 0.5m, including tip reduction of small diameter branches to clear phone line. Remove dead stubs and branches, subject to owners’ consent – works needed to clear phone line, maintain aesthetic shape, and remove dead wood. • Multi-stemmed Sycamore and approximately 10 young/early mature Beech stems located along the southern boundary running from the front east corner of the property along the length of the boundary - crown lift by 3.0m from ground level and to clear property roof by 2.0m. All branches to be pruned back to suitable growth points to provide a degree of separation between trees and property, help reduce debris and improve light levels. • Young Beech stem stretching towards the chimney – Remove or reduce back to suitable growth point/s at boundary to clear chimney. • Westerly Beech tree - reduce back to suitable growth points on eastern side by 4.0m to reduce spread, improve light and rear view. • Hazel at northern end of row – remove ivy, crown lift by 1.5m and reduce spread by 1.0m to produce an aesthetic shape.

87 HIGH STREET, MARKET LAVINGTON, DEVIZES, SN10 4AQ

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Application summary

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Closed
Application type
Notification of proposed works to trees in a conservation area
Received
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Validated
9 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Wiltshire Council

Application overview

• Holm Oak overhanging front garden – crown lift to balance lower parts of canopy, which do not exceed 60mm in diameter by a maximum of 0.5m, including tip reduction of small diameter branches to clear phone line. Remove dead stubs and branches, subject to owners’ consent – works needed to clear phone line, maintain aesthetic shape, and remove dead wood. • Multi-stemmed Sycamore and approximately 10 young/early mature Beech stems located along the southern boundary running from the front east corner of the property along the length of the boundary - crown lift by 3.0m from ground level and to clear property roof by 2.0m. All branches to be pruned back to suitable growth points to provide a degree of separation between trees and property, help reduce debris and improve light levels. • Young Beech stem stretching towards the chimney – Remove or reduce back to suitable growth point/s at boundary to clear chimney. • Westerly Beech tree - reduce back to suitable growth points on eastern side by 4.0m to reduce spread, improve light and rear view. • Hazel at northern end of row – remove ivy, crown lift by 1.5m and reduce spread by 1.0m to produce an aesthetic shape.

Proposal details

Reference
PL/2026/04288
Ward
The Lavingtons ED
Parish
Market Lavington CP

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87 HIGH STREET, MARKET LAVINGTON, DEVIZES, SN10 4AQ

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Application FormApplication Form · PDF9 Jul 2026View
Decision Notice · PDF15 Aug 2026View

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