Planning application
44 St Cross Road Winchester SO23 9PS
Works: New dwelling Domestic
Read from the description, not a valuation. How we read the register
Refused. Only the applicant can appeal, within the statutory time limit, and a revised scheme can be submitted instead.
Proposal
Sub-division of plot to create a new detached dwelling comprising a basement, ground and first floors.
As published by the council, reference 21/01259/FUL
Application record
- Reference
- 21/01259/FUL
- Type
- Full Application
- Status
- Decided
- Decision
- Application Refused
- Received
- 10 May 2021
- Validated
- 10 May 2021
- Decided
- 12 Oct 2021
- Ward
- ST MICHAEL WARD
- Parish
- Winchester Town
- Decision by
- Delegated Decision
- Postcode
- SO23 9PS
Site history
Applications at this address on the Winchester register
This site has had 2 applications since 2021: 1 approved, 1 refused.
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21/03267/TPO Granted
44 St Cross Road Winchester SO23 9PS
Excavation at 12.5m or more from T1B beech (1288T1 as detailed on winch.maps.arcgis.com) up to 1m depth to determine extent of tree root growth to the east. Excavation works to progress at point furthest from the tree and work towards the tree with 12.6m from the centre of the tree being the closest point for excavation. All excavations should avoid damage to the protective bark covering larger (over 25mm diameter) roots. Excavation to be carried out by hand tools (hand mattock / trowel / fork / spade) or utilising a compressed air device to loosen the soil for removal. Roots, whilst exposed, should be wrapped in dry, clean hessian sacking to prevent drying and to protect from temperature changes. Roots smaller than 25mm diameter may be pruned back, preferably to a side branch, using a proprietary clean cutting tool such as bypass secateurs or handsaw. Roots larger than 25mm diameter should only be severed following consultation with the appointed Arboricultural Consultant, as the roots may be important to the tree's health and stability. Prior to backfilling, any hessian wrapping should be removed and retained roots should be surrounded by the excavated soil or sharp sand (builder's sand should not be used because of its high salt content which is toxic to tree roots), or other loose granular fill, before soil or other material is replaced. All excavation works must be subject to Arboricultural Consultant supervision.
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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10 May 2021
Received by Winchester
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12 Oct 2021
Decision issued: Application Refused
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22 Aug 2026
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44 St Cross Road Winchester SO23 9PS
Excavation at 12.5m or more from T1B beech (1288T1 as detailed on winch.maps.arcgis.com) up to 1m depth to determine extent of tree root growth to the east. Excavation works to progress at point furthest from the tree and work towards the tree with 12.6m from the centre of the tree being the closest point for excavation. All excavations should avoid damage to the protective bark covering larger (over 25mm diameter) roots. Excavation to be carried out by hand tools (hand mattock / trowel / fork / spade) or utilising a compressed air device to loosen the soil for removal. Roots, whilst exposed, should be wrapped in dry, clean hessian sacking to prevent drying and to protect from temperature changes. Roots smaller than 25mm diameter may be pruned back, preferably to a side branch, using a proprietary clean cutting tool such as bypass secateurs or handsaw. Roots larger than 25mm diameter should only be severed following consultation with the appointed Arboricultural Consultant, as the roots may be important to the tree's health and stability. Prior to backfilling, any hessian wrapping should be removed and retained roots should be surrounded by the excavated soil or sharp sand (builder's sand should not be used because of its high salt content which is toxic to tree roots), or other loose granular fill, before soil or other material is replaced. All excavation works must be subject to Arboricultural Consultant supervision.
Granted Trees 3 docs -
24 Edgar Road Winchester Hampshire SO23 9TN
Front of property - Magnolia to thin, and crown reduce/reshape by 1-2m to keep clear of property and street signs etc. Sycamore to lightly crown reduce by 1-2m to manage fast growing species in confined space Rear of property. Yew tree to reduce by removing upward growing stems to encourage crown lower down at approx. 10ft, cherry tree to thin and crown reduce by 1m and reshape, Crab apple and Acer to lightly crown reduce by 1m, and sycamore tree at the side of property to remove all green leaf to encourage varigated form Reason for works - Target pruning to maintain large species in confined space, prune back from building and for good tree management
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Robinia (T1&T2) - Crown lift to 6m. Prune to clear building by 2m (T1 only).
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G1 ? Birch: Removal of three trees within a group of five. Trees to be removed on an alternating basis to improve growing conditions and allow the retained trees to develop more effectively.
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T1 Holly - Remove left hand stem T2 & T3 Cypress - Crown Reduction (localised) - reduction of limbs overhanging the boundary from the neighbours property
Granted Trees 3 docs
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