Planning application
23/01805/TPO
Old Gables The Glade Kingswood Surrey KT20 6LL
Proposal
T1 - Oak to reduce the overall size of the crown by 1.5 meters back to the old reduction points. T2 - Sycamores to reduce the overall size of crown by 2.5 meters back to old reduction points T3- Sycamore reduce the overall size of crown by 2.5 meters back to old reduction points These trees are causing exsessive shading
As published by the council, reference 23/01805/TPO
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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4 Sep 2023
Received by Reigate and Banstead
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30 Oct 2023
Decision issued: Approved with Conditions
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30 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
What a grant of permission means
The process from here
Permission has been granted, usually subject to conditions listed on the decision notice, some of which must be discharged before work starts. The decision notice on the council portal sets out exactly what was approved.
Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses. Neighbours cannot appeal a grant; challenging one means judicial review of how the decision was made, within tight time limits.
About trees applications
How this application type works
Tree applications cover work to protected trees: those under a tree preservation order need consent for pruning or felling, and trees in a conservation area need six weeks written notice before work starts. The council assesses the amenity value of the tree and can refuse consent, approve it with conditions, or in conservation areas make a preservation order in response.
Nearby applications
Within 500 metres
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23/01999/CAN Granted
Inveralmond The Glade Kingswood Surrey KT20 6LL
(T7) Oak - Is causing excessive shade to garden/property. Reduce crown by up to 2.5m to suitable growth points to manage size and health of tree and to afford better light to garden/property. (T8) Oak - Is causing excessive shade to garden/property. Reduce crown by up to 2.5m to suitable growth points to manage size and health of tree and to afford better light to garden/property. (T9) small Oak - Tree is dead and has a large wound/cavity near the base of the trunk. Fell tree due to risk of future failure.
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23/01079/HHOLD Granted
The Shiel The Glade Kingswood Surrey KT20 6LL
Minor extension, alterations and enlargement of the front open porch. New windows and doors to various ground floor elevations. Incorporation of an existing external cupboard into the proposed new kitchen area. As amended on 18/07/2023
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23/01382/CAN Granted
Inveralmond The Glade Kingswood Surrey KT20 6LL
(T1) Oak - Has been previously pruned and has a vast amount of regrowth and is causing excessive shade to garden/property. Reduce crown by up to 2.5m to suitable growth points to manage size and health of tree and to afford better light to garden/property. (T2) Oak - Has been previously pruned and has a vast amount of regrowth and is causing excessive shade to garden/property. Reduce crown by up to 2.5m to suitable growth points to manage size and health of tree and to afford better light to garden/property. (T3) Oak - Is causing excessive shade to garden/property. Reduce crown by up to 2.5m to suitable growth points to manage size and health of tree and to afford better light to garden/property. (T4) Oak - Is causing excessive shade to garden/property. Reduce crown by up to 2.5m to suitable growth points to manage size and health of tree and to afford better light to garden/property. (T5) Oak - Is causing excessive shade to garden/property. Reduce crown by up to 2.5m to suitable growth points to manage size and health of tree and to afford better light to garden/property. (T6) Oak - Is causing excessive shade to garden/property. Reduce crown by up to 2.5m to suitable growth points to manage size and health of tree and to afford better light to garden/property.
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24/00252/HHOLD Refused
Court Cottage The Glade Kingswood Surrey KT20 6LH
construction of a ground floor rear extension, side rear extension, first floor rear extensions, loft conversion (with 3no rear and 2no front dormers), first floor side extension, garage conversion and a porch to front elevation
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23/01617/TPO Granted
Old Oaks The Glade Kingswood Surrey KT20 6LH
T1, Oak To shorten Westerly limb with longitudinal seam (possible internal crack) by 6m in length, back to suitable secondary growing points. To shorten Southern branch ends towards the summer house by 2m and balance. Reasons Branch broke out and damaged house roof. Parent stem faulty with longitudinal seam, decay and possible internal crack.
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23/02026/TPO Granted
Beaverbank The Glade Kingswood Surrey KT20 6LH
MODIFIED DESCRIPTION SEE CONDITION 3.This application is to reduce a total of 6 Oak trees listed T4-T9 on the site map. The reason for the reduction is to allow more light into the property and less damage to the cars parked under the trees on the driveway that are constantly being damaged by acorns and leaf matter. A light reduction of 1-1.5m in height and all over extended lateral limbs will help to reduce leaf fall and allow more light into the property whilst keeping the trees healthy and well shaped. The lateral limbs from the trees are heavily overhanging the road and a reduction would aid in weight reduce to avoid future limb failure. All work will be compliant with BS3998 and carried out at the correct time of year to protect the trees in question.
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26/00914/TPO Granted
8 Hill View Close Tadworth Surrey KT20 5QA
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26/00863/TPO Granted
1 Brookwood Park 119 Balcombe Road Horley Surrey RH6 9PZ
MODIFIED SPECIFICATION SEE CONDITION 2 T1 Oak - Oak (T1 of the application, G23 of the Order) - remove selected lowest branch growing towards 1 Brookwood Park back to source; reduce remaining laterals growing towards 1 Brookwood Park by no more than 1.5m or to a suitable growth point or whichever comes first. T2 Oak Oak (T2 of the application, G23 of the Order) reduce laterals growing towards 1 Brookwood Park by no more than 1.5m or to a suitable growth point or whichever comes first.
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26/00849/TPO Granted
26 Somers Road Reigate Surrey RH2 9DZ
APPROVAL FOR T1 ONLY T1 Beech (Fagus sylvatica): Multi-stem specimen, three co-dominant stems. Crown reduce by 2.5-3m all round with selective end eight removal on all three stems to redistribute loading and reduce leverage on stem unions. Subject to TPO: RE1204
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26/00916/TPO Granted
25 Courtlands Crescent Banstead Surrey SM7 2PL
MODIFIED SEPECIFICATION SEE CONDITION 2 T1 - Beech - All round crown reduction by 2 meters. T2 - Sycamore - Re-pollard to previous points (approx. 2m reduction). T3 - Beech -All round crown reduction by 2 meters. This work represents the continuation of an established pollarding cycle to manage the tree's canopy weight. The reductions are necessary to maintain statutory clearance over the adjacent public highway and footway. Managing the crown via this routine cycle mitigates excessive seasonal shading.
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26/01188/TPO Awaiting decision
4 Maplehurst Close Burgh Heath Surrey KT20 5FU
T1: Beech (rear garden, left tree) - Reduce overall canopy by 2m to appropriate growth points, following BS3998 standards. The aim of the reduction is to minimise the chance of failure and to keep the tree maintained at a reasonable size before a more drastic reduction may be needed in the future. There is a poor V-shaped union between two co-dominant stems, which the reduction will reduce tip weight and minimise sail. The reduction will also aim to maintain a natural looking tree, pruning to appropriate growth points. T2: Lime (rear garden, right tree) - Reduce height of canopy by 3m and laterals reduce by 2m to appropriate growth points, following BS3998 standards. Epicormic growth to be removed from the main stem. The aim of the reduction is to keep the tree managed and to reduce the risk of failure. The tree has been lifted to 60% of its height, canopy starting at 11m. The reduction will lessen the sail, whilst keeping the tree maintained at reasonable points before a more drastic reduction is required in the future. The reduction will also aim to create a more visually appealing shape, whilst maintaining a natural looking tree. All major deadwood of 25mm in diameter or larger to be removed from both trees.