SDNP/24/05108/TCAPlanning Application SDNP/24/05108/TCA
Trees application at Vine Cottage Brandy Mount Cheriton Hampshire SO24 0QQ, South Downs. View planning documents, track the decision and get email alerts on updates.
T1 - Yew (Taxus Baccata) Crown raise the whole tree to 6m. Removing all the Epicormic growth from the main stems. Reducing any over extended limbs in the canopy to balance the shape of the tree, maximum pruning wounds 50mm. T2 - Yew (Taxus Baccata) Crown raise the whole tree to 6m. Removing all the Epicormic growth from the main stems. Reducing any over extended limbs in the canopy to balance the shape of the tree. This tree has one large lower limb hanging over the garage, this will be reduced back to prevent failure and damage to the listed buildings roof, maximum pruning wounds 50mm T3 - Yew (Taxus Baccata) Crown raise the whole tree to 6m. Removing all the Epicormic growth from the main stems. Reducing any over extended limbs in the canopy to balance the shape of the tree. Maximum pruning wounds 50mm (Amended) All tree work will be carried out in accordance to BS3998
SDNP/24/05108/TCA
Vine Cottage Brandy Mount Cheriton Hampshire SO24 0QQ
This is a tree application at Vine Cottage Brandy Mount Cheriton Hampshire SO24 0QQ. South Downs has handled 2,274 applications of this type and approves nearly all of them, typically deciding them in 43 days. This one was decided in 62 days, 3 weeks longer than South Downs's median. The site is in the Cheriton conservation area, with 8 listed buildings nearby. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 107 applications across Upper Meon Valley Ward. We hold 1,308 applications in total for the SO24 postcode area.
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