Planning application
Mill Farm, Mill Street, Stanton St John, Oxford, OX33 1HN
Decided. The decision notice on the council portal carries the outcome in full, including any conditions.
Proposal
T1 - Willow T2 - Group of dead Willow stems T3 - Small Ash T4 - Scrub TG5 - Group of Apple trees TG6 - Ash and Elm TG7 - Elms T8 - Poplar T9 - Twin stemmed Poplar T10 - Sumac T11 - Willow T12 - Pines T13-T14 - Prunus TG15 - Prunus T16 - Hawthorn T1 - Willow - large tree with cavity in base. Remove several broken torn out branches. Reduce to balance crown on removal of damaged limbs. T2 - Group of dead Willow stems - monolith trees. T3 - Small Ash - fell tree and re-plant with a more suitably sized specimen. T4 - Scrub - remove Blackthorn scrub to allow for re-planting. TG5 - group of Apple Trees - seasonal prune for fruit. TG6 - Fell Ash and adjacent dead Elm - poor form on Ash - replant with more suitable specimen. TG7 - Fell dead Elms and over topped small pollarded Willows by river. T8 - Poplar - fell tree to ground. Growing under power line interfering with wires. T9 - Twin stemmed Poplar - fell tree to near ground to make way for specimen tree planting (Taxodium distichum). T10 - Sumac - diseased group - fell to ground level. T11 - Willow - crown raise to 6m allow light to ancient pear tree. T12 - Pines - fell one diseased dying Weymouth Pine. T13-T14 - Fell x 2 diseased prunus. TG15 - Crown raise group of Prunus over Yew hedge. T16 - Hawthorn - fell tree to allow light for replanted trees. Trees to be planted to mitigate felling of above trees. Taxodium distichum or Metal sequoia glyptostroboides, Sorbus torminalis, Liquidambar styraciflua. Remarks: Spec:
As published by the council, reference P19/S3476/TCA
Application record
- Reference
- P19/S3476/TCA
- Type
- Works to trees in CA
- Status
- Decision Made
- Decision
- No obj CA works
- Received
- 4 Feb 2019
- Validated
- 4 Feb 2019
- Decided
- 12 Mar 2019
- Postcode
- OX33 1HN
Site history
Applications at this address on the South Oxfordshire register
This site has had 2 applications since 2017.
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P17/S4932/TCA Decided
Mill Farm, Mill Street, Stanton St John, Oxford, OX33 1HN
G1 - 6 x Plum G2 - 12 x Hawthorn Until about 20 years ago there were no trees here at all. The current owner then planted deciduous hedging plants about 20 years ago. The majority of these hedging plants, which had been maintained as a hedge by the owners, were then removed about 8 years later and replaced with evergreen plants. Whatever was left of the deciduous hedging was then left to bolt and so became the trees, the subject of this application. There are in total about six plum (wild red and yellow types) and twelve hawthorns although at this time of year it is difficult to identify this because the trees are bare, all look alike and they are of varying heights and very interwined. (total approx 18 trees). The work is to cut back the parts of these trees which overhang the boundary into Mill House property. The boundary line runs approximately east/west and so forms a northern boundary of Mill Farm and the southern boundary of Mill House. Remarks: Spec:
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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4 Feb 2019
Received by South Oxfordshire
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12 Mar 2019
Decision issued: No obj CA works
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29 Jul 2026
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Documents
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Mill Cottage, Mill Street, Stanton St John, OX33 1HN
T1 - Ash tree. This tree is not majorly unstable so would not warrant urgent attention. It does have ash dieback, and we have quoted to remove it. T2 - Unstable Ash tree at the base, it also shows early signs of ash die back. We are asking permission to fell to ground level. G1 - Two Cracked Willows that back on to a field owned by the village and I believe is public land. We are asking to re-pollard both at 10ft.
Withdrawn Trees 1 doc -
Mill Cottage, Mill Street, Stanton St John, OX33 1HN
T2 - Unstable Ash tree at the base, it also shows early signs of ash die back. We are asking permission to fell to ground level. G1 - Two Cracked Willows that back on to a field owned by the village and I believe is public land. We are asking to re-pollard both at 10ft. There is a third tree, T1 which is another Ash tree. This tree is not majorly unstable so would not warrant urgent attention. It does have ash dieback, and we have quoted to remove it.
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Decided Trees 2 docs -
Mill Cottage, Mill Street, Stanton St John, Oxford, OX33 1HN
2 small dead trees (Pear & Elm) I have been asked to fell 2 small dead trees, a what I think is a dead pear and a dead elm on the right hand boundary in the rear garden. Remarks:
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T1 & T2 - Hawthorn I have been asked to clear up 2 fallen Hawthorn trees at the above address. I am aware this is a conservation area which is why I am letting you know. Please see attached pic. Remarks:
Decided Trees 2 docs -
Mill Farm, Mill Street, Stanton St John, Oxford, OX33 1HN
G1 - 6 x Plum G2 - 12 x Hawthorn Until about 20 years ago there were no trees here at all. The current owner then planted deciduous hedging plants about 20 years ago. The majority of these hedging plants, which had been maintained as a hedge by the owners, were then removed about 8 years later and replaced with evergreen plants. Whatever was left of the deciduous hedging was then left to bolt and so became the trees, the subject of this application. There are in total about six plum (wild red and yellow types) and twelve hawthorns although at this time of year it is difficult to identify this because the trees are bare, all look alike and they are of varying heights and very interwined. (total approx 18 trees). The work is to cut back the parts of these trees which overhang the boundary into Mill House property. The boundary line runs approximately east/west and so forms a northern boundary of Mill Farm and the southern boundary of Mill House. Remarks: Spec:
Decided Trees 2 docs
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