Newport Gardens, Exeter Road, Topsham (EX2 7DT)

HM Land Registry title DN66714 · Freehold · EX2 7DT

EXETER, DEVON, SOUTH WEST

Who owns it

• Newport Park Limited (07864896)

Proprietorship: Limited Company or Public Limited Company.

Planning at this postcode

• T1 Holm Oak, shorten side limbs to restore a safe clear cordon around the substation while maintaining screen from the road T9 Acer, remove epicormic growth to maintain the health and appearance of the tree T13 Holm Oak, reduce new growth back to old cuts and remove epicormic growth T14 Oak, Dead wood T17,18, 19, 20,21 and 22 Sycamore, remove epicormic growth to maintain the health of the trees and keep them from competing with the shrubs underneath T31,32,33,34 Sycamore, remove epicormic growth to maintain the appearance of the trees T40 ,T41 Lime, remove dead wood and epicormic growth to maintain the health of the trees T61 Ash, reduce length of two branches over steps by 3m to ensure the safety of pedestrians T70 Turkey Oak remove epicormic growth to stop a thick bushy growth at the base of the tree T88 Holm Oak lift crown to 4m above lawn to previous cuts. Since it was trimmed last it put on thick low hanging growth that is shading the lawn and flowerbed T89 Lime, remove epicormic growth to maintain a high crown T90 Oak, lift to 5m above carpark and garden. The lowest branches are often hit by high vehicles so lifting to 5m will ensure safety of vehicles and reduce the risk of property damage by a falling branch. by matching the garden side to 5m it will maintain the balanced look of the tree T112 Sycamore, reduce branches overhanging the main road and remove dying top to encourage new growth further in to ensure public safety T107 Ash, remove lowest secondary branch over the main road. diameter approximately 50mm to avoid risk of being hit by high sided vehicles
  Permitted, 2026-02-25 · Exeter City Council · 25/1815/TPO
• 09T7 Luccombe oak. lift low branches to 5m above ground and remove epicormic growth T9 Holm oak , reduce lateral branches growing towards cottages by 1.5m T17,18,19,20,21,22, Sycamore, remove epicormic growth T26, Swamp Cypress remove dead wood T29, Scots pine, remove dead wood T40 Lime, remove dead wood T47 Sycamore, remove epicormic growth T56 Oak, remove dead wood and low branch over street light T71,72, Holm oak remove epicormic growth and one small branch over street light 50mm diameter and a smaller branch over footpath 30mm diameter T75 Alder , shorten branch away from CCTV camera T86 Holm oak , lift low branches to 5m above Aldi carpark T87 Lime , lift to 5m to clear phone lines T90 Turkey oak , remove low hanging secondary branches to 5m T116 Oak , remove epicormic growth and shorten low branches over the phone lines and the roof of home No 5
  Permitted, 2025-01-17 · Exeter City Council · 24/1459/TPO
• T4 Oak , remove dead wood and epicormic growth T19,20,21,22 Sycamore , remove epicormic growth and ivy growing up the tree T40, 42 , Lime remove deadwood and epicormic growth T56, Turkey Oak, prune back excessively long low branch that extends over to new roof by 25% to reduce the leverage and remove the risk of failure T62 Ash, Remove dead wood T70, Turkey Oak, remove epicormic growth T79, Lime, Remove dead wood and epicormic growth T80, Eucalyptus, Re-pollard back to previous cuts T85,Lime, remove epicormic growth T86, Holm Oak, remove new growth from previous cuts to 2m away from roof T87,89, Lime, remove epicormic growth T90, Turkey Oak, remove epicormic growth and dead wood T114, Sycamore, remove dead limbs T115, Holm Oak. reduce top of crown down to remove large split . upon inspection a large crack was found see photo I propose to remove all growth down to healthy wood and re-shape the crown to preserve the integrity of the tree See annotated photo
  Permitted, 2024-01-23 · Exeter City Council · 23/1506/TPO

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