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Tree 1 - Dawn redwood. Remove Tree. Subject tree is nearest to the telecom access cover. Tree has bark necrosis at base covering about 40% of the diameter and is within falling distance of high occupancy areasTree 2 - False Acacia. Remove Tree. Main stem is decayed in several places and tree is biased towards access roadTree 3 - Horse Chestnut. Remove poorly attached deadwood. Historic lightning strike on the stem with some visible decay. Notable dieback in the upper crown.Tree 5 - Lime. Reduce height from 18 m to no less than 15m. Reduce spread to no less than 5m to shape. Foliage is somewhat sparse compared to neighbouring trees. There are a number of points of bark loss at the main crown break indicating internal decay and dysfunctionTree 6 - Norway Maple. Remove tree. Heavily defoliated and within falling distance of highwayTree 7 - Group of Norway Maples. Sever ivy at base on all trees. Linear group off-road side trees. Ivy becoming established on most stemsTree 8 - Elm. Remove tree. Standing deadTree 9 - Poplar. Remove tree. Almost completely defoliated. Poor location over dwellingsTree 16 - Sycamore. Sever ivy at base. Densely Ivy clad tree within falling distance of highway.Tree 20 - Common Ash. Remove tree. Ivy clad. Two stems. Leaning over highway. Significant defoliation consistent with ash dieback

Sutton Manor Nursing Home Stockbridge Road Sutton Scotney Winchester Hampshire SO21 3JX

DecidedReference: 25/02335/TPCWinchester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Tree In A Conservation Area
Received
18 Nov 2025
Validated
18 Nov 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Winchester City Council

Application overview

Tree 1 - Dawn redwood. Remove Tree. Subject tree is nearest to the telecom access cover. Tree has bark necrosis at base covering about 40% of the diameter and is within falling distance of high occupancy areasTree 2 - False Acacia. Remove Tree. Main stem is decayed in several places and tree is biased towards access roadTree 3 - Horse Chestnut. Remove poorly attached deadwood. Historic lightning strike on the stem with some visible decay. Notable dieback in the upper crown.Tree 5 - Lime. Reduce height from 18 m to no less than 15m. Reduce spread to no less than 5m to shape. Foliage is somewhat sparse compared to neighbouring trees. There are a number of points of bark loss at the main crown break indicating internal decay and dysfunctionTree 6 - Norway Maple. Remove tree. Heavily defoliated and within falling distance of highwayTree 7 - Group of Norway Maples. Sever ivy at base on all trees. Linear group off-road side trees. Ivy becoming established on most stemsTree 8 - Elm. Remove tree. Standing deadTree 9 - Poplar. Remove tree. Almost completely defoliated. Poor location over dwellingsTree 16 - Sycamore. Sever ivy at base. Densely Ivy clad tree within falling distance of highway.Tree 20 - Common Ash. Remove tree. Ivy clad. Two stems. Leaning over highway. Significant defoliation consistent with ash dieback

Proposal details

Reference
25/02335/TPC
Ward
WONSTON AND MICHELDEVER WARD
Parish
Wonston

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Sutton Manor Nursing Home Stockbridge Road Sutton Scotney Winchester Hampshire SO21 3JX

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