Larch Corner Crampshaw Lane Ashtead KT21 2UD
Proposal
T1 Larch, reduce overlong lateral branches throughout crown by approx 1.5-3m, lift crown to height of approx 3m, to reduce endweight, give clearance from phone lines, footpath/driveway. T2 Larch, remove low limb over phone lines, reduce overlong lateral limbs by approx 1.5-2m, lift crown to height of approx 3m. T3 Larch, remove low limb to west, reduce lateral branches to give clearance from phone line reduce height by approx 2m to reduce endweight allow light into garden area and clear from phone lines. T4 Larch, reduce lateral branches to East by approx 1.5-2m to reduce endweight / allow light into garden/property. T5 Larch, reduce lateral branches to east and west by approx 1.5-2m, reduce height by approx 2m to reduce endweight, allow light into garden/property. T6 Larch, reduce lateral branches to North by approx 1.5m, lift crown to height approx 3m, reduce height by approx 2m to reduce endweight, allow light into garden area/property. T7 Larch Dead tree, remove tree due to close proximity to footpath/highway. T8 Larch, to reduce overlong lateral branches to North by approx 1.5m to reduce endweight, balance crown. T9 Larch, fell tree due to decline and large amounts of deadwood throughout crown,tree adjacent to footpath/highway. T10 Larch, reduce height of tree by approx 1.5m, reduce lateral branches by approx 1-1.5m to balance crown to reduce endweight, clear from phone lines,allow light into garden/property. T11 Larch, reduce selected lateral branches by approx 1-1.5m, remove deadwood.To maintain tree at reasonable size suitable to its location, balancing crown by reducing over extended lateral branches. T12 Larch, fell tree due to decline, large amounts of deadwood, close proximity to neighbouring property. T13 Larch, selective crown reduction approx 0.5-1m to give clearance from neighbouring property. G1 understorey trees Yew / Holly, trim all round by approx 0.5m spread, 1m height to retain amenity value, keep clearance from footpath, phone lines.
- Received
- 14 May 2026
- Target decision date
- 18 August 2026
- Decision level
- Delegated (officer decision)
- Council
- Mole Valley District Council
- Ward
- Ashtead Park
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- ReceivedSubmitted14 May
- ValidatedValidated23 Jun
- Consult.Consultation
- TargetTarget Date18 Aug
- DecidedDecided
This is a tree application at LARCH CORNER CRAMPSHAW LANE ASHTEAD KT21 2UD. Mole Valley has handled 557 applications of this type and approves nearly all of them, typically deciding them in 43 days. It was submitted on 14 May 2026 and is still awaiting a decision. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 62 applications across Ashtead Park. We hold 1,241 applications in total for the KT21 postcode area.
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Planning history at this site
3 other applications at this property, newest first.
- 20244 Jul
Remove one dead Larch tree located at front of property.
ApprovedTree Felling ConsentMO/2024/1064 - 202215 Sep
Removal of condition 3 of approved planning permission MO/2022/0085
ApprovedVariation of conditions (s73)MO/2022/1618 - 202219 Jan
Erection of part single storey, first floor extension, erection of a first floor side extension, 2 No. front…
ApprovedHouseholderMO/2022/0085
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- Flood zone 1: Low probability (rivers and sea)
Not published by this council, so not checked: Article 4 directions and tree preservation orders. Ask the council if these matter.
Also checked, none recorded (22)
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