Dorset
Dorset/P/TRT/2025/02671
Meadowside Common Lane East Stour SP8 5NB
- Reference
- Dorset/P/TRT/2025/02671
- Authority
- Dorset
- Application type
- Tree Works- TPO
- Address
- Meadowside Common Lane East Stour SP8 5NB
- Postcode
- SP8 5NB
- Status
- Application Approved
- Decision
- Tree Works - TPO - Consent
- Received
- 8 May 2025
- Started
- 8 May 2025
- Decided
- 30 May 2025
- Source council
- Dorset
- Council source record
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- Public data licence
- Open Government Licence v3.0
- Record updated
- 14 Jul 2026
- SEO index generated
- 24 Jul 2026
Location
Approximate location
Proposal
402 - Lime - Fell. 407 - Whitebeam - Reduce the crown by 1.5-2.0m in all directions to reduce the wind-loading on the cracked union. 408 - Hornbeam - Fell and re-plant with a small or medium native species close-by (field maple, crab apple, silver birch or whitebeam). 409 - Hornbeam - Crown lift by removing lateral branches below 2.5m. 410 - Hornbeam - Crown lift by removing secondary/tertiary branches from the outer canopy below 3.5 (to match the height of 408). 411 - Hornbeam - Crown lift by removing the lowest lateral branch at 3m and the smaller secondary/tertiary branches from the outer canopy below 3.5m (to match the height of 409). 414 - Whitebeam - Fell and re-plant with a small or medium native species at least 3m to the south (field maple, crab apple, silver birch or whitebeam). 415 - Whitebeam - Fell and re-plant with a small or medium native species at least 3m to the south (field maple, crab apple, silver birch or whitebeam). 417 - Hornbeam - Crown lift by removing secondary/tertiary branches from the outer canopy below 3.0m. 420 - Cappadocian maple - Fell. 424 - Ash - Fell down to 2m and retain as a deadwood monolith. Re-plant with a large native species close-by (Scots pine, English oak or beech). 425 - Ash - Fell. Re-plant with a large native species close-by (Scots pine, English oak or beech). 426 - Beech - Remove the dead and live stubs to tidy its appearance. 431 - Monterey cypress - Remove the two lowest branches on the north-western side which extend into the canopy of the hornbeam. 433 - Hornbeam - Fell and re-plant with a small native species close-by (field maple or crab apple) 1-2m to the north. G7 - Hornbeam, beech, maple, lime and Scots pine - Thin the group by removing the 8 dead/suppressed trees which have been marked with a pink dot. G8 - Lime and hornbeam - Thin the group by removing the 14 suppressed trees which have been marked with a pink dot.
Key dates
- Received 8 May 2025
- Started 8 May 2025
- Decided 30 May 2025
Planning history / related applications
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