25/02832/CATPlanning Application 25/02832/CAT
Trees application at Six Bells 3 Beaumont Road Oxford Oxfordshire OX3 8JN, Oxford. View planning documents, track the decision and get email alerts on updates.
Works and fell various trees as specified by Arbor Vitae Oxford in the Headington Quarry Conservation Area. T1 Sycamore multi stemmed. Crown lift to maintain statutory clearance over road. Crown reduce to clear property on Trinity road. Crown lift over gardens of six bells to 5 meters approx by removing to source and reducing in length selected secondary laterals. T2 Sycamore multi stemmed. Crown lift to maintain statutory clearance over road. Crown lift over gardens of six bells to 5 approx meters by removing to source and reducing in length selected laterals T3 Ash, dying back, adjacent to and damaging boundary wall. Section fell to ground level. G1 x 10 Sycamore Crown lift to maintain statutory clearance over road. Crown lift over gardens of six bells to 5 meters by removing to source and reducing in length selected secondary laterals. G2 x 4 Sycamore/ash/oak. Crown lift to maintain statutory clearance over road and car park, remove dead wood and branch stubs.
25/02832/CAT
Six Bells 3 Beaumont Road Oxford Oxfordshire OX3 8JN
This is a tree application at Six Bells 3 Beaumont Road Oxford Oxfordshire OX3 8JN. Oxford has handled 1,005 applications of this type and approves nearly all of them, typically deciding them in 28 days. This one was decided in 30 days. The site is in the Headington Quarry conservation area. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 33 applications across Quarry And Risinghurst Ward. We hold 1,852 applications in total for the OX3 postcode area.
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