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T1 : Triple stemmed Chestnut - Reduce in lowest lateral limb which is overextended from the main canopy (facing south) by 2 meters to suitable points of growth. Reduce middle stem by approximately 2.5 meters due to bark dying back on stem. Prune epicormic growth off of main stem, giving the tree a 5 meter clearance from ground level. Removal of any major dead wood. (Works subject to TPO 626/0072/1966). Note : permission not required for dead wood.

7 Blackdown Close Pyrford Woking Surrey GU22 8LQ

DecidedReference: TREE/2025/8070Woking Borough Council

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7 Blackdown Close Pyrford Woking Surrey GU22 8LQ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to Trees Covered by a TPO
Received
Not published
Validated
19 Mar 2025
Determination deadline
14 May 2025
Local authority
Woking Borough Council

Application overview

T1 : Triple stemmed Chestnut - Reduce in lowest lateral limb which is overextended from the main canopy (facing south) by 2 meters to suitable points of growth. Reduce middle stem by approximately 2.5 meters due to bark dying back on stem. Prune epicormic growth off of main stem, giving the tree a 5 meter clearance from ground level. Removal of any major dead wood. (Works subject to TPO 626/0072/1966). Note : permission not required for dead wood.

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Reference
TREE/2025/8070
Ward
Pyrford
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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
DELEGATED REPORTReport · PDF9 May 2025View
APPROVED - TPO TREES - DECISIONDecision · PDF7 May 2025View
ACK. - TREE - TPOCorrespondence · PDF4 Apr 2025View
WORKSHEET FOR PLANNING APPLICATIONCorrespondence · PDF4 Apr 2025View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF19 Mar 2025View
TREE LOCATION PLANPlans19 Mar 2025View
PROPOSED WORKSCorrespondence · PDF19 Mar 2025View
PHOTOPhoto19 Mar 2025View
PHOTOPhoto19 Mar 2025View

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APPROVED - TPO TREES - DECISION
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