45 Sally Hill Portishead BS20 7BH

1. 5 Aug 2026

   Received by North Somerset

2. 11 Aug 2026

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 11 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

4. Decision

   Awaiting decision

   Decision expected by 6 October 2026, 8 weeks from validation under the statutory target for most applications. Extensions of time are common and are agreed case by case.

   North Somerset took a median of 56 days over the applications it decided in the last year.

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

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• 47 Sally Hill Portishead BS20 7BH

  26/P/1389/TPO Submitted 2 Jul 2026 0m away

  95% historically approved · decision due ~11 Sep

  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.

  Awaiting decision Trees 2 docs

• 35 Sally Hill Portishead BS20 7BH

  26/P/0518/TPO Submitted 9 Mar 2026 0m 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

• 45 Sally Hill Portishead BS20 7BH

  26/P/1617/TPO Submitted 5 Aug 2026 0m 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

• 47 Sally Hill Portishead BS20 7BH

  26/P/1389/TPO Submitted 2 Jul 2026 0m away

  95% historically approved · decision due ~11 Sep

  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.

  Awaiting decision Trees 2 docs

• 35 Sally Hill Portishead BS20 7BH

  26/P/0518/TPO Submitted 9 Mar 2026 0m 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

• 29B Leigh View Road Portishead North Somerset BS20 7ED

  22/P/2941/FUH Submitted 9 Dec 2022 68m away

  Proposed erection of a two storey (North elevation) and single storey side extension (West elevation).

  Granted Householder Extension 15 docs
  Small domestic

• 26/P/1799/TPO Awaiting decision

  8A St Marys Grove Nailsea BS48 4NQ

  T1 Horse Chestnut. Reduce side of tree overhanging dwelling of 10b St marys grove. So a 2 metre gap between dwelling and tree. Reduce remaining canopy by 1.5 metres. To contain size of tree. T2 lime tree. Reduce overhang next to house by 1.5metres to contain size of tree. T3 lime tree. Reduce overhang next to house by 1.5 metres to contain size of tree. T4 Hazel Tree. Reduce overhang next to house by 1.5 metres to contain size of tree.

  2 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/P/1784/TPO Awaiting decision

  2 Edgehill Road Clevedon BS21 7BZ

  Ash Tree (T1) - Carry out Crown Reduction back to previous historical pruning points, up-to 2 metre approx. roadside, between 4 & 4.5 metres approx. upper canopy and between 2 & 3 metres approx. house side, whilst retaining foliage within the remaining canopy.

  1 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/P/1779/TPO Awaiting decision

  18 Rickford Road Nailsea BS48 4PY

  Oak (T1) Crown reduction back to old points (2mtrs).

  1 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/P/1741/TPO Awaiting decision

  East End House Nowhere Lane Nailsea BS48 2PT

  Ash (T1) Fell

  24 Aug 2026 Trees
• 26/P/1712/TPO Awaiting decision

  Somerset House Care Home 157 High Street Yatton BS49 4DB

  The tree (with TPO reference number 666) marked T1 in the attached tree safety and maintenance report, Copper beech (Fagus sylvatica 'Perpurea') requires pruning to lift lower branches away from adjacent building and roofs. see photograph in report indicating proposed pruning.

  19 Aug 2026 Trees