P26/V3460/TCAUndecided

Appleton Manor Eaton Road Appleton Abingdon OX13 5JR

Undecided

This application is awaiting a decision from the council.

Proposal

Maintenance Schedule - map ref Appleton Manor TLP maintenance SCH Boudary (south) laurel, yew, holm oak - 150 L/m approx. - Reduce height of hedge line down by 1/3 at its highest point and continue a straight line across the length of the boundary. Cut back garden (client) side by up to 1m. G1 lime - Prune group to create a square edge aesthetic. G2 Peri pear - Prune out longer shoots, retaining small-medium length shoots to leave the tree looking neater in appearance. TRA schedule of works - map ref J Stringer-NAC-5829.100-TLP-V1-20260723: G006 Mixed species Implement woodland management strategy as per section 9 of the TRA report. G007 Mixed species Crown lift/cut back to clear the driveway - clear the wall by 0.5m G009 Mixed species Maintenance: crown lift to 5.2m higheays regs and cut back all vegetation to give adequate clearance from road side to stone wall ensuring to retain the screen beyond the wall T056/NT Elm Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T065/pink spray Hawth

Received

10 August 2026

First tracked

18 August 2026

Last checked

03 September 2026

Location

OX13 5JR

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