East Staffordshire

East Staffordshire/P/2023/00531

Winter House, Hall Grounds, Rolleston On Dove, Staffordshire, DE13 9BS

Determined | Conditional Approval - Delegated
Reference
East Staffordshire/P/2023/00531
Authority
East Staffordshire
Application type
Works to a Protected Tree
Address
Winter House, Hall Grounds, Rolleston On Dove, Staffordshire, DE13 9BS
Postcode
DE13 9BS
Status
Determined
Decision
Conditional Approval - Delegated
Received
4 May 2023
Started
4 May 2023
Decided
29 Jun 2023
Source council
East Staffordshire
Council source record
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Public data licence
Open Government Licence v3.0
Record updated
18 Jul 2026
SEO index generated
24 Jul 2026
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Location

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Proposal

Felling of one Laurel tree (Tag 583), felling of one Holly tree (Tag 586), felling of one Sycamore tree (Tag 587), felling of one Sycamore tree (Tag 590), selectively prune back low level growth to around 3 metres above ground level to give clearance to shrubbery beneath of one Laurel tree (Tag 579), remove larger deadwood only of one Sycamore tree (Tag 580), central stem to be reduce to a post pruning height of approximately 6-7 metres to limit leggy growth and consolidate of one Holly tree (Tag 582), crown lift low section of crown over the drive so that post pruning there is around 3 metres clearance above drive surface of one English Yew tree and clear Laurel an Aucuba shrub within a radius of 1 metre from trunk base (Tag 584), removal of central clump around Sycamore with tag 587, the clump closest to holly tree with tag 586 reduce stems to around 4 metres above ground level, cutting back to near points of current regeneration and allow to regrown and clump closet to Laurel with tag 589 remove of one Laurel tree (Tag G588), removal of dead and dying back branches within the crown of one Laurel tree (Tag 589), target prune to remove entirely the lowest whorl or branches, leaving the largest wound of around 90mm in diameter at a point that the adjacent trunk diameter is around 320mm and subordinate the leading section of the secondary stem on the south eastern side reducing the height of the leading stem by around 1 metre resulting in pruning wounds of around 30mm in diameter and remaining secondary growth extending roughly due south towards the drive should be reduced by around 1 metre of one English Oak tree (Tag 591) and cut back small diameter basal sycamore suckers and selectively removing and cutting back holly saplings and laurel regeneration and sever ivy of one Sycamore tree (Tag 592)

Key dates

  1. Received 4 May 2023
  2. Started 4 May 2023
  3. Decided 29 Jun 2023

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