Proposal
APPLICATION FOR WORKS TO PROTECTED TREE(S) TPO-0781-1996 T1, Oak - Crown lift to create 4m canopy clearance above ground level. Reduce branches on west side of crown to create 2m canopy clearance to dwelling. Remove deadwood. T2, Oak - Crown clean removing dead branches and cutting declining branches back to viable growth. Remove lower whorl of 3 epicormic shoots to create reasonable clearance to property. Selectively reduce elongated branches on east side of roof by 2-3m to reduce overhang and risk of breakage. T3, Scots pine - Reduce soil raised around base as far as possible. Reduce low pendulous branches on south and east side of crown by 1- 1.5m to create reasonable clearance over roof. Reduce elongated branch in lower crown over roof by 1.5m back to within regular canopy profile to reduce exposure and associated risk of failure and to create reasonable clearance to chimney stack. T4, Scots pine - Remove deadwood. Reduce pendulous slender low branch on north side of crown by 1.5m. Thin and reduce end growth of multi- stem low branch on southwest side of crown by around 20% & 1.5m in length by pruning out weaker slender pendulous shoots beyond previous reduction points.
As published by the council, reference 261075
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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1 May 2026
Received by Wokingham
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26 Jun 2026
Decision issued: Tree Consent
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25 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
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212119 Granted
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260302 Granted
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260515 Split decision
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