56 Dinorben Avenue Fleet Hampshire GU52 7SH

This site has had 2 applications since 2024: 2 approved, 0 refused.

• 26/00667/CA Granted

  56 Dinorben Avenue Fleet Hampshire GU52 7SH

  T1 - Magnolia - Crown Reduction to previous pruning points to retain existing crown shape and volume. T2 - Confier hedging (Leylandii) - Reduce height by up to 1 m. T3 - Acer campestre - Crown reduction to previous pruning points removing no more than 1.5m.

  Decided 15 Jun 2026 Trees

1. 12 Feb 2024

   Received by Hart

2. 6 Mar 2024

   Decision issued: No Objection

3. 16 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Hart granted permission on 6 March 2024, subject to any conditions on the decision notice. Work must normally begin within three years or the permission lapses. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

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.

• 56 Dinorben Avenue Fleet Hampshire GU52 7SH

  26/00667/CA Submitted 22 Apr 2026 50 yards away

  T1 - Magnolia - Crown Reduction to previous pruning points to retain existing crown shape and volume. T2 - Confier hedging (Leylandii) - Reduce height by up to 1 m. T3 - Acer campestre - Crown reduction to previous pruning points removing no more than 1.5m.

  Granted Trees 7 docs

• 54 Dinorben Avenue Fleet Hampshire GU52 7SH

  22/01927/TPO Submitted 18 Aug 2022 50 yards away

  1. T1 Common Beech - Raise conopy to give clearance of approx 2-3 m from roof at 54 Dinorben Avenue & 1 Dinorben Beeches. Reduce external canopy in all radii by 2-3 m leaving a finished canopy spread of approx 6 m. Reduce height by approx 2-3 leaving a finished total height of approx 35 m.

  Granted Trees 6 docs

• 48 Dinorben Avenue Fleet Hampshire GU52 7SH

  20/01667/TPO Submitted 14 Jul 2020 50 yards away

  Birch 1 - Rear corner of property. Reduce and reshape as managed previously, reducing to suitable laterals my no more that 2 metres leaving canopy spread of approximately 3.5-4 metres. Thin remaining canopy by 20%. To maintain canopy in a manner which appears good aesthetically, whilst mitigating development of excessive size in relation to the trees location. Birch 2 - Rear boundary of property. This tree is dying with seriously greying with disfigured growths on the trunk (with very limited signs of flowering at all) and is causing a decaying and growing spread on the ground surface of approximately 12 square metres. Remove to ground level to prevent further damage to surface and surrounding area. Replant with appropriate species circa 3.5-4 metres to the left of original position. Lime tree - Roadside within property boundary. Re pollard as carried out previosly to continue management of canopy inline with existing strategy. Birch 3 - Front boundary of property. The underground roots are spreading which are starting to cause damage to both the driveway and eventually the footpath. The tree itself is disfigured and irregular in shaoe therefore remove to ground level to prevent further damage and to also increase light into property but also to replant with appropriate species within 1 metre of original position.

  Granted Trees 3 docs

• 62 Dinorben Avenue Fleet Hampshire GU52 7SH

  25/01419/TPO Submitted 27 Jul 2025 50 yards away

  T1 - Cherry - Crown reduction by up to 0.5 m

  Granted Trees 6 docs

• 42 Dinorben Avenue Fleet Hampshire GU52 7SH

  26/01085/TPO Submitted 29 Jun 2026 50 yards away

  T1 - Oak Tree - Crown reduce by 1-3 meters

  Refused Trees 6 docs

• 42 Dinorben Avenue Fleet Hampshire GU52 7SH

  26/01756/TPO Submitted 14 Oct 2026 50 yards away

  96% historically approved · decision due ~9 Dec

  T1. Oak - Trim back some branches by up to 1m and make the tree safe. Reason is branches fall on a regular basis and sometimes hang in the tree before falling. Since the tree hangs over the public highway I do not want to be responsible for any injury to the public. I assume the council do not either. Luckily, so far, the branches have been of sufficiently small size not to cause extensive damage, but this is a matter of time. Larger branches have fallen and luckily not caused injury. But I work in the garden on a regular basis and am always worried. I attach pictures of hanging branches. There may be others which I can?t see. After winds there are significantly more branches on the floor which indicate weakness. As well as the highway, branches also fall on my drive which have several cars parked. Up to now the damage has been minor but I do not want to take the risk. It is a matter of time till this happens. A large branch falling on a car roof an do costly damage. Kids also are on the drive and I am constantly worries. I have attached pictures of the size of branches falling to show that it could cause injury. Have also shown a picture of a hanging branch which can fall at any time. I am not only worried about falling branches causing injury to me on my drive and my cars, but more so with the general public. I do nit want to be liable, because I have brought this to the council?s attention. Tree is a nice feature, just want to make it safe and trim/remove any weak branches before they cause injury to me, my family and the public. Branches fall at a regular rate during autumn and winds.

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• 26/01831/TPO Awaiting decision

  Tregenna Hicks Lane Blackwater Camberley Hampshire GU17 0DG

  T1. Oak - Make cuts to suitable growth points, retaining a balanced, natural crown shape and the tree's overall amenity. The work will be limited to the branches closest to the outbuilding.

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• 26/01826/TPO Awaiting decision

  6 Catesby Gardens Yateley Hampshire GU46 6FQ

  T1. Dawn Redwood - Removal (to include the stump being ground out) It is recommended that the tree be removed and replaced with an appropriately selected tree of suitable ultimate size and form. Removal would eliminate the increasing risk associated with the tree's continued decline and provide an opportunity to establish a replacement tree that can contribute to the site in the longer term." "Based on the current structural assessment and judged level of risk it is recommended that the tree is removed in its entirety as soon as practicable, ideally within 6-9 months." 2. To plant, in the failing Dawn Redwood location (T1) and in suitable soil/compost, a Betula Utilis Jacquemontii "Snow Queen" Tree. Awarded RHS Award of Garden Merit. Size to be purchased 8-10 cm girth, 3-3.5 metres in 28L pot. Final size 7 x 3.5 metres in 20 years. (T1) is indicated in the site plan/sketch plan on page 5 of the enclosed report.

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• 26/01818/TPO Awaiting decision

  81 Kings Road Fleet Hampshire GU51 3AR

  T1 Red Oak - Crown lift to 6m over highway and 4m over public footpath as encroaching too low over both and neighbours entrance to drive. Clear phone cable by 1m to secondary growth points as lower branches are resting on cables. Shorten lower lateral spread by 2m on spread towards no81 building and towards neighbouring property as encroaching too far over drives.

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• 26/01813/TPO Awaiting decision

  22 Stevens Way Church Crookham Fleet GU52 8BD

  T1. Maple - Reduce crown by up to 1m from branch tips leaving an overall crown spread of up to 3m

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• 26/01803/TPO Awaiting decision

  54 Dinorben Close Fleet Hampshire GU52 7SJ

  TZ3201. Sweet Chestnut - Crown reduction to 0.5m above previous reduction knuckles and reshape the lower canopy.

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