Application Details

Council BCC
Reference 21/00391/VP
Address 66 Coombe Lane Bristol BS9 2AY  
Street View
Ward Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze
Proposal T1 - Manna Ash - Fell TPO 240.
Validated 2021-01-26
Type Tree Preservation Order
Status Decided
Neighbour Consultation Expiry 2021-03-03
Determination Deadline 2021-03-23
Decision GRANTED subject to condition(s)
Decision Issued 2021-03-18
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Public Comments Supporters: 0 Objectors: 0  Unstated: 1  Total: 1
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Comment analysis   Date of Submission
Nearby Trees Within 200m

BTF response: NEUTRAL

 

This Ash tree is in the forefront of the front garden not far from the rear edge of the public pavement.
If it has ADB then it could become a danger to the public and would merit felling.
We rely on the expertise of the Tree Officer to confirm that it does have ADB as no supporting Arboricultural support was submitted with the Application.
If it does not have ADB then it should remain. In such circumstances it could be resistant to the disease.
If it is lost then could the community ask the Applicant, in their new landscaping, to include a tree in their planting? We are losing far too many of all our trees - and will lose 20% of all UK trees due to ADB.
It takes years for a replacement tree to grow to a size to replace the environmental benefit the lost tree provided at the moment of its felling, so there should be no delay. Anticipatory succession planting would be ideal.

Public Comments

on 2021-02-16  

This Ash tree is in the forefront of the front garden not far from the rear edge of thepublic pavement.If it has ADB then it could become a danger to the public and would merit felling.We rely on the expertise of the Tree Officer to confirm that it does have ADB as no supportingArboricultural support was submitted with the Application.If it does not have ADB then it should remain. In such circumstances it could be resistant to thedisease.If it is lost then could the community ask the Applicant, in their new landscaping, to include a treein their planting? We are losing far too many of all our trees - and will lose 20% of all UK trees dueto ADB.It takes years for a replacement tree to grow to a size to replace the environmental benefit the losttree provided at the moment of its felling, so there should be no delay. Anticipatory successionplanting would be ideal.