Planning application
21/02143/TPC
Rose Cottage Duke Street Micheldever Winchester Hampshire SO21 3DF
Proposal
(In garden) - T1 Apple, T2 Apple, T3 Honey Locust, T4 Weeping Pear, T5 Magnolia - canopy reduction of 2-3meters, leaving cut no larger than 40mm. (In Northbrook Hall next door) - T6 Ash, T7 Birch - reduce overhanging branches into garden by 2-3 meters.
As published by the council, reference 21/02143/TPC
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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10 Aug 2021
Received by Winchester
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11 Aug 2021
Validated
Checked as complete and ready for consideration.
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28 Sep 2021
Decision issued: That no objection be raised
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28 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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25/02356/TPC Granted
Northbrook Hall Duke Street Micheldever Winchester Hampshire SO21 3DF
We have recently been granted Planning Permission to install solar panels on the south facing roof of Northbrook Hall, which stands in the conservation area of Micheldever. In order to gain the full benefits of the system we wish to prune back the crab apple tree which sits to the south of the building. I attach a photo of the tree in front of the building. The tree was one of a pair of trees that were planted, presumably for decorative purposes, on the strip of land between the Hall and Duke Street. The second tree, a cherry ( to the left of the crab apple in the picture) suffered a substantial break a few years ago and has so far failed to regenerate. I understand that it is now unlikely to do so. Pillar Apple - Reduce crown of Apple to previous reduction points. (Amended) It should be noted that this part of Duke Street has a large number of very tall mature hard wood trees which of course would not be affected at all. We would suggest that the environmental benefits of a more efficient solar panel installation would outweigh the very minor change to the tree population of the immediate area.
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26/00435/LDP Withdrawn
Sloe House Sloe Lane Micheldever Winchester Hampshire SO21 3DA
The construction of a steel framed workshop situated 2m's from the boundary with an eaves height of 2.5m and ridge height of 4m with a dual pitch roof. Size 10m x12m. Construction of hard standing for building 12m x 15m.
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21/02570/DIC Granted
Perrys Acre Duke Street Micheldever SO21 3DF
Discharge of conditions 3 and 5 of planning application 20/00776/LIS and conditions 3 and 4 of planning application 20/00775/HOU
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26/00144/LIS Granted
Fardels Duke Street Micheldever Winchester Hampshire SO21 3DF
Change of material used for roof
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26/00174/HCS Granted
Land Adj To Ramblers Hawthorn Close Micheldever Hampshire
Extinguishment of Highway Rights over the area shaded red on the plan below
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26/00372/DIC Awaiting decision
Elm Trees Hawthorn Close Micheldever Winchester Hampshire SO21 3DQ
25/00682/HOU - Discharge of conditions 6,3 and 5.
Other trees applications
In Winchester
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26/01203/TPO Granted
21 Shepherds Down Alresford Hampshire SO24 9PP
G1 Sycamore - Crown lift trees up to 4/5m on branch ends to lift over driveway & footpath. Remove epicormic growth
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26/01281/TPO Granted
Tall Trees Peach Hill Lane Crawley Winchester Hampshire SO21 2PZ
T6 - Yew tree Height 18m to reduce to no less than 15m, radial spread 11m to reduce to no less than 8m. Arboricultural Justification: To undertake a sympathetic crown reduction in accordance with BS3998:2010 to maintain the tree at a sustainable size relative to its growing environment and reducxe end-weight thoughout the crown. The works will lessen mechanical loading on extnded limbs, improve the tree's long-term structural integrity, and reduce the liklihood of branch failure during adverse weather conditions. The propsoed reduction will retain the tree's natural form and amenity value whilst establishing an appropriate management cycle for this mature specimen. T7 - Sycamore to take back to source the first 4no branches at 35mm stem diameter Arboricultural Justification: To remove four small lower branches by pruning bak to source. The works are minor in nature and intended to improve canopy structure and provide appropriate clearance beneath the crown. The proposed pruning involves the removal of small diameter branches only and will not adversely affect the health or stability of the tree. (Amended)
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26/01520/TPC Awaiting decision
73 Upper Brook Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 8DG
T1- Magnolia grandiflora - Fell to ground level. Alternative management options have been considered but are not suitable due to the tree's condition and/or the management objectives. Removal to ground level is considered the most appropriate course of action.
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26/01515/TPC Awaiting decision
The Garden House Haig Road Alresford Hampshire SO24 9LX
T1- Tulip Tree - Reduce the lateral canopy spread by up to 3 m (governed by suitable pruning points) to maintain an appropriate clearance from adjacent buildings while retaining the tree's natural form and balanced crown structure. These works form part of the ongoing arboricultural management of the tree and are intended to maintain its size, structure and long-term health within the garden setting.
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26/01513/TPO Awaiting decision
Currawong George Eyston Drive Winchester Hampshire SO22 4PE
T1-T5 Beech - All 5 trees have extensive squirrel damage in upper limbs and branches. These are now posing a safety hazard to the owners & neighbours. Suggestion is to shorten damaged limbs and branches as appropriate to their lengths and amount of damage to reduce the risk of failure. Estimated reduction is maximum 3m but less if safe to do so & leaving decent growth points. 1 limb recently broke & fell into owners garden & the climbing inspection was undertaken & the damage was highlighted.