Planning application
Henley Park, Fair Mile, Henley-on-Thames
Works: Trees
Decided. The decision notice on the council portal carries the outcome in full, including any conditions.
Proposal
Beech & Ash - deadwood. Beech & Ash & Sycamore trees - fell up to 50mm dia, thin small woodland to not over crowd. W14 A beech wood containing large areas of saplings and coppice growth. Spec: S3 Remove deadwood. Reason: R1 Sound arboricultural management
As published by the council, reference P14/S4695/TPO
Application record
- Reference
- P14/S4695/TPO
- Type
- Works to TPO
- Status
- Decision Made
- Decision
- Cons. TPO amd. spec.
- Received
- 12 Feb 2014
- Validated
- 12 Feb 2014
- Decided
- 25 Feb 2014
Site history
Applications at this address on the South Oxfordshire register
This site has had 5 applications since 2014: 3 approved, 0 refused.
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P17/S5107/TPO Granted
Henley Park, Fair Mile, Henley-on-Thames
T220 - London Plane - remove all deadwood in excess of 25mm in diameter. T225 - London Plane - remove all deadwood in excess of 25mm in diameter. T228 - London Plane - remove all deadwood in excess of 25mm in diameter. T240 - London Plane - remove all deadwood in excess of 25mm in diameter. T252 - Atlas Cedar - Large broken branch lodged in lower crown and overhanging path - remove. T258 - Sycamore - Remove all deadwood in excess of 25mm in diameter. T259 - Oak - remove all deadwood in excess of 25mm in diameter. W3 Mixed vegetation of both hard and soft woods, predominantly elm, oak and sycamore. Spec: S3 T220,T225,T228,T240,T258 and T259 Remove deadwood. Spec: S5 T252 Remove damaged branches Reason: R1 Sound arboricultural management
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P17/S5106/TPO Granted
Henley Park, Fair Mile, Henley-on-Thames
T1 - Mature Beech. 1.5m full canopy lift and canopy deadwood. Thinning out overcrowding in the canopy, removing defect limbs and opening the canopy out to the light/airflow. T2 - Syamore - 1m full canopy lift and canopy deadwood. Thinning out overcrowding in the canopy, removing defect limbs and opening the canopy out to the light/airflow. T3 - Field Maple - With over crowding in this area the tree has grown mishapen and spindally causing danger and concern to the summerhouse. Plan for full removal down to ground level, removing concern for damage to the properties summer house/shed area. At the same time opening up the area to the nearby trees. To also consider over time the trees root system has affected properties water system pipping which had to be diverted to a new line around the root system. T4 - Ash - within a woodland compartment. Overcrowded which has sent the tree out at a 45 degree angle leaning towards the properties car park area. Single select fell - full removal down to ground level, removing concern for damage to the properties car park area. W14 A beech wood containing large areas of saplings and coppice growth. Spec: S2 Thin crown by a maximum of 15 % retaining an even density of foliage throughout a well-spaced and ba Spec: S3 T1 Beech and T2 Sycamore-Remove deadwood. Spec: S5 T1 Beech and T2 Sycamore-Remove damaged branches Spec: S7 T1 Beech and T2 Sycamore- Lift crown to a height of 4m above ground level Spec: S15 T3 Field Maple and T4 Ash- Fell tree to ground level. Reason: R1 T1 Beech and T2 Sycamore - Sound arboricultural management
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P16/S4956/TPO Decided
Henley Park, Fair Mile, Henley-on-Thames
T1- Walnut- Reduce canopy to alleviate lean by up to 2m , the intention of this is to help reduce soil area and canopy weight reducing the strain on the base T2- ornamental cherry- Fell to ground level, cutting all cord into firewood rings ready for splitting, use eco plugs to position stump and prevent regeneration, finally provide replacement tree, suggested fern leaf beech G1- group of scrappy ivy clad trees and laurel- Remove trees to ground level and reduce laurel to approx 6ft to allow maintenance to be carried out to nearby sheds and garden buildings T3- Beech - reduce height by6 up to 3m to reduce sail are on this asymetrical tree, bt phone lines beneath so care will need to be taken to avoid damage to these T4- Yew - Remove limb over driveway to maintain statutory access height for vechicles T5- Sweet chestnut- Remove limb over underground gas tank to comply with gas installation engineers requirement H6- OPTIONAL horse chestnut - carefully dismantle and remove arisings apart from largest sections of cord P2 Extremely mixed vegetation of both hard and soft woods, with no particular species of tree in predominance. Spec: S1 Reduce crown by a maximum of 2m and reshape Spec: S1 Reduce crown by a maximum of 3m and reshape Spec: S15 Fell tree to ground level. Spec: S19 Please add the following at the end of all the aprroved works: All pruning cuts must be made at bra Reason: R1 Sound arboricultural management Reason: R2 To ensure future compatibility with site, surroundings and usage Reason: R3 Limited safe useful life expectancy Reason: R5 Limited amenity value Reason: R6 structural condition
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P16/S4955/TPO Granted
Henley Park, Fair Mile, Henley-on-Thames
2677/2678/2679 Lime- Deadwood & cut epicormic growth 2682/2683-Plane - Back banches overhanging the road and remove major deadwood, moniter 2684-Oak - Remove elder at base 4070-Horse chestnut - reduce by 20-25% of volume to reduce chance of failure 4073-Oak - Fell as part of hedgerow work 4074-Ash - Fell 4075-Ash - Fell as part of hedgegrow work 4075a-Ash - Fell 4079-Ash- re-coppice all stems 4081a-Ash - Fell as part of hedgegrow work 4082- Sycamore - Coppice as part of hedgegrow worki , retaining best stem to become hedge tree 4083- Elm - Fell 4084-Hawthorn - Coppice and gap up as new hedgegrow 4088- Lime- Re-coppice and then subsequently single regrowth to best stem 2679-Lime - Deadwood and cut epicormic growth 2682/2683- Plane - Back brances overhanging the road and remove major deadwood , moniter 2684- Oak - Remove elder at base 4070-Horsechestnut - reduce by 20-25% of volume to reduce chance of failure 3010 - Lime - re pollard in 3-5 years time 3011 - Lime - cut epicormic growth 3012 - Lime - cut epicormic growth 3002/3004-Lime - Deadwood and cut epicormic growth 3008/3009- Lime - Cut epicormic growth 3021/3025- Beech - Moniter 3014/3016/3018/3020- Lime - Cut epicormic growth 3081- Lime - Remove roadside stem to reduce risk of failure and allow remaining stems to develop 3104- Oak - reduce by 20-25% of volume 3123ii- Ash & cherry- Deadwood 3129- Oak - Reduce longest limb over road by 3m 3042- Lime - Fall centre stem to allow others space to develop 3050 - Beech - Reduce canopy by 15-20% of volume 3061-Beech - Moniter 3132-Oak - Check canopy flush in spring , deadwood and reduce by 15% 3134- Oak - Deadwood 3136/3137/3138/- sycamore - tip back , deadwood 3141- Oak - Deadwood 3146/3160/3161-Oak - Deadwood 3158-Turkey oak - Deadwood 3162- Beech - Remove roadside stem at main fork P2 Extremely mixed vegetation of both hard and soft woods, with no particular species of tree in predominance. Spec: S1 Remove Elder Reason: R1 Sound arboricultural management Reason: R2 To ensure future compatibility with site, surroundings and usage Spec: S1 Tip back branches overhanging road Reason: R1 Sound arboricultural management Reason: R2 To ensure future compatibility with site, surroundings and usage Spec: S1 reduce limb Reason: R1 Sound arboricultural management Reason: R2 To ensure future compatibility with site, surroundings and usage Spec: S3 Remove deadwood. Spec: S18 Remove basal or epicormic growth. W13 A beech wood consisting predominantly of young trees and saplings of beech and birch. Spec: S15 Fell tree to ground level. W15 Mixed vegetation, predominantly beech, oak and mixed conifers. Spec: S3 Remove deadwood. Spec: S8 Prune back to suitable secondary branches to ensure m clearance from building. Spec: S18 Remove basal or epicormic growth.
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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12 Feb 2014
Received by South Oxfordshire
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25 Feb 2014
Decision issued: Cons. TPO amd. spec.
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11 Oct 2026
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