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47 Sally Hill Portishead BS20 7BH

Awaiting decision Bristol, City of 26/P/1389/TPO Works to TPO

Works: Trees

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Proposal

T1 - Lime. TPO number - 168. Lime Tree in the rear garden of 47 Sally Hill to crown lift to 4m, crown thin by 20%, remove epicormic growth on main stem and to dead wood. All works to be carried out to BS 3998:2010.

As published by the council, reference 26/P/1389/TPO

Application record

Reference
26/P/1389/TPO
Type
Works to TPO
Status
Registered
Received
2 Jul 2026
Validated
17 Jul 2026
Ward
Portishead North
Parish
Portishead
Postcode
BS20 7BH

Timeline

Dates from the published record

  1. 2 Jul 2026

    Received by Bristol, City of

  2. 17 Jul 2026

    Validated

    Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

  3. 31 Jul 2026

    Added to PlanIndex

  4. Decision

    Awaiting decision

    Decision expected by 11 September 2026, 8 weeks from validation under the statutory target for most applications. Extensions of time are common and are agreed case by case.

    Bristol, City of took a median of 56 days over the applications it decided in the last year.

Who's behind it

Company information only, from the register and Companies House

West Country Forestry Agent, registered in Bristol

Active · incorporated 2008 · Bristol

4 applications on PlanIndex · across 2 councils

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Documents

Plans, drawings, consultee responses and the officer's report

2 documents on file for this application

  • APPLICATIONFORMREDACTED Application Form · 02 Jul 2026
  • TREE SITE LOCATION PLAN Plan · 02 Jul 2026

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What happens while it is decided

This application is with Bristol, City of for determination, against a statutory target of eight weeks. Over the last year Bristol, City of decided tree works applications in a median of 56 days. More in our guide to how long planning decisions take.

About tree works applications

Applications for works to trees cover protected trees: consent under a tree preservation order, or six weeks notice for trees in a conservation area. More in our guide to planning application types.

Nearby applications

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  • 35 Sally Hill Portishead BS20 7BH

    26/P/0518/TPO Submitted 9 Mar 2026 50 yards away

    T1, Large mature lime Tag no 5338. Tree has a lot of deadwood material in the crown and regularly sheds small limbs especially during high winds. It's lower branches are encroaching a street light on leigh view road and putting excessive weight on a phone cable. Like most lime trees it is heavily infested with aphids in the summer months which causes the garden beneath to be coated in sticky sap. Mrs Breen has accepted this beneath the tree but over the last few years a number of limbs have grown out and now overhang part of the lower garden, with a patio and eating area. To resolve all of the above issues I would like to apply for the following works to the tree Crown lift to approximately 30ft (including prunning back limbs from both the phone cable and the street lamp. ?Crown thin of 15% removing all epicormic from main trunk and taking out all major deadwood. ?light crown side pruning to bring 6 to 8 extended limbs back into the main canopy shape (reducing each limb by 8 to 12ft respectively, to the nearest live point).

    Split decision Trees 5 docs
  • 43 Sally Hill Portishead North Somerset BS20 7BH

    23/P/0658/TPO Submitted 29 Mar 2023 50 yards away

    T1 Lime to crown thin by 20% and Crown lift to 4m. The client wishes to carry this work out to allow more light to pass through the canopy and improve the aesthetics of the tree. The client is aware this is not a once only operation

    Granted Trees 3 docs
  • 45 Sally Hill Portishead BS20 7BH

    26/P/1617/TPO Submitted 5 Aug 2026 50 yards away

    95% historically approved · decision due ~6 Oct

    T1 - Lime tree in the rear of property to crown lift to 4m, thin by 20%, and remove epicormic growth on main stem to crown break.

    Awaiting decision Trees 2 docs
  • 35 Sally Hill Portishead BS20 7BH

    26/P/0518/TPO Submitted 9 Mar 2026 50 yards away

    T1, Large mature lime Tag no 5338. Tree has a lot of deadwood material in the crown and regularly sheds small limbs especially during high winds. It's lower branches are encroaching a street light on leigh view road and putting excessive weight on a phone cable. Like most lime trees it is heavily infested with aphids in the summer months which causes the garden beneath to be coated in sticky sap. Mrs Breen has accepted this beneath the tree but over the last few years a number of limbs have grown out and now overhang part of the lower garden, with a patio and eating area. To resolve all of the above issues I would like to apply for the following works to the tree Crown lift to approximately 30ft (including prunning back limbs from both the phone cable and the street lamp. ?Crown thin of 15% removing all epicormic from main trunk and taking out all major deadwood. ?light crown side pruning to bring 6 to 8 extended limbs back into the main canopy shape (reducing each limb by 8 to 12ft respectively, to the nearest live point).

    Split decision Trees 5 docs
  • 31 Sally Hill Portishead BS20 7BH

    26/P/1882/FUH Submitted 15 Sep 2026 50 yards away

    92% historically approved · decision due ~10 Nov

    Retrospective application for the erection of a single-storey rear extension, with associated landscaping alterations and expansion of rear patio.

    Awaiting decision Extension
    Small domestic
  • 45 Sally Hill Portishead BS20 7BH

    26/P/1617/TPO Submitted 5 Aug 2026 50 yards away

    95% historically approved · decision due ~6 Oct

    T1 - Lime tree in the rear of property to crown lift to 4m, thin by 20%, and remove epicormic growth on main stem to crown break.

    Awaiting decision Trees 2 docs

In Bristol, City of

  • 26/P/1002/TPO Granted

    105 Nore Road Portishead BS20 8DW

    Removal of six Ash trees (Fraxinus excelsior) exhibiting symptoms consistent with Ash Dieback (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus). The trees are showing progressive symptoms associated with Ash Dieback, including crown thinning, upper canopy dieback, dead twigs/branch tips and general decline in vitality throughout the crowns. Ash is widely recognised as becoming increasingly brittle as the disease progresses, with deterioration often accelerating over a relatively short period of time. Although the trees are located within a garden setting and are not considered to present an immediate high-risk target at present, the area beneath and surrounding the trees is regularly used by the family for amenity purposes. Given the progressive nature of the disease, the long-term retention of these trees is considered unsuitable. Removal is therefore proposed as a proactive management approach before further structural decline occurs.

    Received 13 May, published by the council 21 Jul 2026 Trees
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    Ash X4 (G1) Crown reduction back to old points (8mtrs).

    Received 4 Aug, published by the council 16 Aug 2026 Trees
  • 26/P/1691/TRCA Granted

    28 Elmsleigh Road Weston-super-Mare BS23 4JN

    T1 Reduce eucalyptus by 2m in height and reshape. T2 Prune cherry tree by 1m.

    Received 17 Aug, published by the council 29 Aug 2026 Trees
  • 26/P/1214/TPO Withdrawn

    Oldlands Bannerleigh Road Leigh Woods BS8 3PF

    Lime (T1)- Balanced crown reduction by approx 1.5-2.0m - routine maintainance, to maintain the tree at a reasonable size for its location, allowing light to house and garden.

    Received 9 Jun, published by the council 21 Jul 2026 Trees
  • 26/P/1671/TRCA Granted

    20 Clarence Grove Road Weston-super-Mare BS23 4AQ

    T1 holly - reduce holly in rear garden down by 50% (3m)

    Received 13 Aug, published by the council 3 Sep 2026 Trees