Washbrook House Brewery Row Little Compton Warwickshire GL56 0RX
Proposal
- T1 ash: fell. - T2 beech: lift the lower crown to 4metres above ground level by pruning off small diameter laterals back to source and tipping back sub laterals to achieve the 4metres clearance. - T3 weeping copper beech: crown lift to 2metres above ground level and prune to shape. - T4 silver birch x3no.: fell. - T5 hornbeam: lift crown to 2.5metres above ground level by pruning back sub laterals only. Reshape crown. - T6 Acacia: remove major deadwood. - T7 variegated sycamore: fell. - T8 yew: retain. - T9 beech: crown lift to 4metres above ground level (whole crown), by pruning off small diameter laterals only and tipping-back the crown to achieve 5metre clearance over the drive side only. - T10 yew: fell. - T11 Corsican pine x2: remove large dead hanging branch, remove deadwood and clean tear. - T12 weeping willow: fell. If removing root, then this should be by utilising a stump grinder as tree is located within the root protection area of adjacent pine trees, the subject of a Tree Preservation Order. - T13 yew: fell. - T14 ash: fell. If removing root, then this should be by utilising a stump grinder as tree is located within the root protection area of adjacent pine trees, the subject of a Tree Preservation Order. - T15 yew: fell. If removing root, then this should be by utilising a stump grinder as tree is located within the root protection area of adjacent pine trees, the subject of a Tree Preservation Order. - T16 cherry: fell. If removing root, then this should be by utilising a stump grinder as tree is located within the root protection area of adjacent pine trees, the subject of a Tree Preservation Order. - T17 elm: fell. If removing root, then this should be by utilising a stump grinder as tree is located within the root protection area of adjacent pine trees, the subject of a Tree Preservation Order. - T18 ash: fell. If removing root, then this should be by utilising a stump grinder as tree is located within the RPA of TPO pines.
- Received
- 8 October 2015
- Decided
- 3 December 2015 · Tree Consent with Conditions
- Ward
- Brailes And ComptonView Councillors
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- ReceivedSubmitted8 Oct
- ValidatedValidated22 Oct
- Consult.Consultation12 Nov
- TargetTarget Date3 Dec
- DecidedDecided3 Dec
Decided in 42 days (council typically 49)
This is a tree application at Washbrook House Brewery Row Little Compton Warwickshire GL56 0RX. Stratford on Avon has handled 2,286 applications of this type and approves nearly all of them, typically deciding them in 42 days. This one was decided in 56 days, 2 weeks longer than Stratford on Avon's median. The site is in a conservation area. There has been 1 other application at this address. We hold 950 applications in total for the GL56 postcode area.
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- National Landscape (AONB): Cotswolds
- Flood zone 1: Low probability (rivers and sea)
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