T1 Hazel - Remove north easterly stem at point of bifurcation with upright main stem. This is due to a poor included bark section at point of separation (see pic 2) and excessive shading to a small but well maintained garden (see pic 1). Then reduce height of the remaining central stem up by 1.5-2m depending on its appearance after the loss of the other stem but also to raise the canopy up to 2m and thin out canopy to allow more light/dappled light into garden. Also to reduce/remove large over-extended limbs on the north westerly elevation that are very close to the student accommodation building of Salisbury College that is adjacent to the property (see pic 3).
14 ST MARTINS, CHURCH STREET, SALISBURY, SP1 2HY
Under ConsultationReference: PL/2026/06528Wiltshire Council
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Notification of proposed works to trees in a conservation area
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12 Oct 2026
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Local authority
Wiltshire Council
Application overview
T1 Hazel - Remove north easterly stem at point of bifurcation with upright main stem. This is due to a poor included bark section at point of separation (see pic 2) and excessive shading to a small but well maintained garden (see pic 1). Then reduce height of the remaining central stem up by 1.5-2m depending on its appearance after the loss of the other stem but also to raise the canopy up to 2m and thin out canopy to allow more light/dappled light into garden. Also to reduce/remove large over-extended limbs on the north westerly elevation that are very close to the student accommodation building of Salisbury College that is adjacent to the property (see pic 3).
Proposal details
Reference
PL/2026/06528
Ward
Salisbury Milford ED
Parish
Salisbury CP
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