What is planning application P/TRT/2026/04158?

P/TRT/2026/04158 is a planning application at 208 New Road West Parley BH22 8EN, submitted to Dorset Council. Current status: Undecided. Received on 12 August 2026.

How can I comment on planning application P/TRT/2026/04158?

You can submit comments on P/TRT/2026/04158 through the Dorset Council planning portal. Visit the council portal to submit your views before the deadline.

P/TRT/2026/04158Undecided

208 New Road West Parley BH22 8EN

Undecided

This application is awaiting a decision from the council.

Proposal

T1 Monterey Pine - Remove all dead, dying and dangerous branches throughout the crown. - Remove all branches exhibiting structural defects, including those with significant splits, cracks, partial failures or other defects likely to compromise their structural integrity. - Prior to removal, photograph and record all significant defects identified within the canopy to provide evidence of their condition. - Reduce approximately six prominent overextended scaffold limbs by up to 1–2 metres (back to suitable secondary growth where possible). The limbs proposed for reduction comprise: * Three extending towards the neighbouring property. * Two extending over the public highway. * One extending over the driveway.

Received

12 August 2026

First tracked

15 August 2026

Last checked

19 August 2026

Location

BH22 8EN

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