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  "url": "https://openlegislation.uk/southampton-to-london-pipeline-development-consent-order-2020/schedule-8",
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  "legislation": "uksi/2020/1099",
  "legislation_title": "The Southampton to London Pipeline Development Consent Order 2020",
  "legislation_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/southampton-to-london-pipeline-development-consent-order-2020",
  "path": "schedule/8",
  "kind": "schedule",
  "number": "8",
  "heading": "TREES SUBJECT TO TREE PRESERVATION ORDERS",
  "text": "(1)\nType of tree\n(2)\nLocation\n(3)\nIndicative works to be carried out\n(4)\nTPO reference\nIn the County of Hampshire\nGroup\nTrees forming field boundary along southern side of Petersfield Road, opposite Woodcote Manor Cottages – as marked TPO001 on Sheet No.11 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (eastern section of TPO group) to prevent damage from plant movements along the proposed access track.\n00057-2003-TPO\n0131A7\nGroup\nTrees forming field boundary along northern side of Petersfield Road, between Woodcote Manor Cottages and Tithelands Lane – as marked TPO002 on Sheet No.12 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (western and eastern end of TPO group) to prevent damage from plant movements.\n00057-2003-TPO\n0131A1\nGroup – Species: beech and larch\nWoodland copse, east of Gosport Road, north of Woodside Lane, north of Lower Farringdon – as marked TPO003 on Sheet No.19 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches to prevent damage during plant movements along proposed access track located around eastern extent of TPO area.\n(EH94)81 A1\nGroup (2 No. overlapping)\nTPO covers various sections of woodland copses and linear belts forming Lawn Copse, located to the south of Heath Lane, within Oak Park Golf Club (Woodland Course) – as marked TPO004 and TPO005 on Sheet Nos. 28 and 29 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works to part of TPO groups; through western section of TPO area 737, and southern end of TPO area 88.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches of adjacent retained trees to prevent damage during plant movements through the area.\n93/00450/HDC 737\n49/0007/TP 88\nGroup – Species: oak, ash, hazel\nTPO covers linear belt of woodland located along the southern side of Heath Lane, within Oak Park Golf Club (Woodland Course) and extending eastwards into the woodland block next to the residential properties known as ‘The Tileries’ – as marked TPO006 on Sheet No.29 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works through central section of TPO.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches to prevent damage during plant movements through central section.\n49/00007/TP 87\nIndividual (32 No.) – Species: oak, beech, ash, birch\nIndividual TPOs cover trees along northern boundary of the A287 adjacent to Peacocks Garden World; two avenue lines through the carpark; and the linear belt of trees running parallel to the A287 at the northern edge of the garden centre – as marked TPO007 to TPO038 on Sheet No.29 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches to prevent damage from plant movements through the area.\n02/01128/HDC 60285, 60286, 60287, 60288, 60335C, 60336C, 60337C, 60338C, 60339C, 60342C, 60343C, 60351C, 60352C, 60353C, 60354C, 60355C, 60362C, 60363C, 60364C, 60365C, 60366C, 60367C, 60368C, 60369C, 60370C, 60371C, 60373C, 60374C, 60375C, 60376C, 60377C, 60378C\nGroup – Species: oak, scots pine, beech, ash\nTPO covers large woodland area to the north-eastern side of the A287 (Ewshot Hill) surrounding Combe Wood Cottage and spreading eastwards towards the properties along Church Lane – as marked TPO039 on Sheet No.29 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches to prevent damage during plant movements along existing access track at western end of TPO area.\n90/00380/HDC 689\nGroup\nGroup TPO covers large area encompassing trees and woodland blocks between Ewshot Lane, Tadpole Lane and Beacon Hill Road around the Queen Elizabeth Barracks – as marked TPO040 on Sheet No.30 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works through central section of TPO.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches to prevent damage during plant movements through central section, and along street edges.\n05/01198/HDC A60925\nGroup\nTPO covers two areas of woodland blocks located to the west and northern sides of Hartland Park – as marked TPO041 on Sheet No.56 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (eastern side of the TPO block to the west of Hartland Park) to prevent damage during construction and use of proposed compound area.\n08/01267/TPO 1\nGroup\nTPO covers an area of woodland located to the eastern side of Hartland Park – as marked TPO042 on Sheet Nos. 32 and 56 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works throughout north-western quadrant of TPO area to accommodate proposed compound.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches to prevent damage during construction and use of proposed compound area.\n08/01267/TPO 1\nGroup – Species: oak\nTrees along western side of Ively Road (A327), to the rear of properties within the adjacent Tarn Close (Nos. 16–20) – as marked TPO043 on Sheet No.33 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (southern end of TPO area) to prevent damage during adjacent plant movements.\n06/00415A/ORDER G2\nIndividual – Species: oak\nTPO located immediately outside the Order limits (northern side) at the end of the private residential property known as No.58 West Heath Road – as marked TPO044 on Sheet No.34 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches to prevent damage if plant/materials require access past the tree.\n07/00438/ORDER 438\nIndividual – Species: ash\nTPO identified as being located in the driveway to the front of the private property known as No.74 West Heath Road – as marked TPO045 on Sheet No.34 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches to prevent damage during plant movements past the tree along the adjacent existing access track.\n94/00209/ORDER 209\nIndividual (2 No.) – Species: oak\nTPO trees located to the rear of properties along Stuart Close (No.9 and No.10) – as marked TPO046 and TPO047 on Sheet No.34 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches to prevent damage if plant/materials requires access past trees.\n07/00437/ORDER 437 T1 and T2\nIn the County of Surrey\nGroup\nTPO covers an area surrounding Balmoral Drive, the Sandringham Way ‘loop’ at the southern extent to Lakeside School at the northern extent (St Catherines Road sits along its eastern extent) – as marked TPO048 on Sheet No.36 of the General Arrangement Plans\nBalmoral Drive: Crown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (through centre of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements through area.\nSt Catherines Road: Felling works at eastern edge of TPO area to provide works access between Balmoral Drive and St Catherines Road.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches to prevent damage during plant movements through area.\nTPO 6/75 A1\nGroup\nTPO incorporates a strong tree belt running through the garden spaces to the east of Pevensey Way, between Tenby Road (cul-de-sac) and St Catherines Road – as marked TPO049 on Sheet No.36 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works (northern end of TPO area) to provide space for construction.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (northern end of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements through area.\nTPO 7/76 A1\nGroup – Species: scots pine, sweet chestnut, birch\nTPO area located to the eastern side of St Catherines Road, stretching north-eastward into the woodland between two residential properties – as marked TPO050 on Sheet No.36 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (western edge of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements along St Catherines Road.\nTPO 12/90 W1\nGroup\nLinear TPO group to rear boundary line of properties along Regent Way, east of Frimley – as marked TPO051 on Sheet No.36 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (along southern extent of TPO) to prevent damage during adjacent plant movements.\nTPO 10/74 A3\nGroup – Species: scots pine, birch\nLarge TPO area covering Pine Ridge Golf Course, south of Old Bisley Road, on the eastern edge of Frimley – as marked TPO052 on Sheet Nos.37 and 38 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling of trees through south-eastern quadrant of TPO area.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (south-eastern quadrant) to prevent damage to adjacent retained trees during plant movements through the area.\nTPO 27/90 W1\nGroup –Species: scots pine, birch, oak, cypress\nThe TPO covers the street trees within, and linear belts of trees around, the residential area surrounding Cheylesmore Drive – as marked TPO053 on Sheet No.38 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches at southern end of TPO group to prevent damage during plant movements past the area.\nTPO 2/84 W1\nGroup\nTPO area extends along the western side of The Maultway between the residential properties at Redwood Drive and Cumberland Road (excluding properties around Buttermere Drive and Brackenwood) – as marked TPO054 on Sheet Nos.38 and 39 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (eastern edge of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements along road.\nTPO 31/68 A1\nGroup –Species: ash, beech, birch, catalpa, sweet chestnut, cherry, cypress, holly, mountain ash, oak, pine, poplar\nTPO Group covers residential area around Buttermere Drive. Includes street trees, trees within private gardens, and linear belt immediately adjacent to the Order limits running along The Maultway – as marked TPO055 on Sheet No.39 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (eastern edge of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements along The Maultway.\nTPO 11/87 W1\nGroup – Species: birch, beech, scots pine, aspen\nTPO group located on the southern side of Red Road, opposite the junction with Briar Avenue – as marked TPO056 on Sheet No.40 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (northern edge of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements along Red Road.\nTPO 31/89 W1\nGroup – Species: birch, alder, oak\nTPO area covers trees on the north side of Red Road and within the gardens of the private residential properties at the southern end of the adjacent close off Blackthorn Drive – as marked TPO057 on Sheet No.40 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (southern edge of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements along Red Road.\nTPO 12/85 G3\nGroup – Species: beech, oak, birch, poplar\nTPO area covers trees on the north side of Red Road and within the gardens of private residential properties at the south-eastern end of the adjacent close off Blackthorn Drive – as marked TPO058 on Sheet No.40 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (southern edge of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements along Red Road.\nTPO 12/85 G2\nGroup – Species: alder\nTPO area covers trees to the western side of the junction between Briar Avenue and Red Road – as marked TPO059 on Sheet No.40 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (southern edge of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements along Red Road.\nTPO 12/85 G1\nIndividual (3 No.) – Species: oak\nThree TPO trees along southern edge of Red Road, east of the large TPO group (TPO 31/89 W1) and west of the junction with Lightwater Road – as marked TPO060, TPO061 and TPO062 on Sheet No.40 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (northern edge of TPO trees) to prevent damage during plant movements along Red Road.\nTPO 31/89 T1, T2 and T3\nGroup\nLarge TPO group covering residential area around Colville Gardens – as marked TPO063 on Sheet No.40 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (southern edge of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements along public footpath.\nTPO 8/76 A1\nGroup\nLarge TPO group covering residential area around Heronscourt – as marked TPO064 on Sheet No.40 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (southern edge of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements along public footpath.\nTPO 1/75 A1\nGroup – Species: scots pine, oak, birch\nTPO group covering residential area around Sundew Close – as marked TPO065 on Sheet No.41 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (south-western edge of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements along road.\nTPO 18/86 W1\nGroup – Species: oak, horse chestnut, field maple\nLinear belt of trees forming field boundary along Halebourne Lane, running immediately north of public bridleway (shown as PRoW No.41 on the Access & Rights of Way Plans) – as marked TPO066 on Sheet No.42 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (southern end of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements through tree belt.\nTPO 58/89 G10\nGroup – Species: horse chestnut, ash\nLinear belt of trees forming field boundary along Halebourne Lane, running immediately south of public bridleway (shown as PRoW No.41 on the Access & Rights of Way Plan) – as marked TPO067 on Sheet No.42 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (northern end of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements through tree belt.\nTPO 58/89 G11\nGroup – Species: alder\nLinear belt of trees along watercourse, forming field boundary between two arable fields, east of Halebourne Lane – as marked TPO068 on Sheet No.42 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (southern end of TPO area) to prevent damage during plant movements through tree belt.\nTPO 58/89 G2\nGroup\nTPO covers parallel linear belts of trees running around Foxhills Country Club – as marked TPO069 on Sheet Nos. 45, 46 and 47 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (where the Order limits cross through or immediately adjacent to TPO tree belts) to prevent damage during plant movements and to provide proposed ecological mitigation area.\nTPO 6\nGroup\nTPO covers linear belt of trees running along the western side of Hardwick Lane, starting immediately north of the existing access way into Hardwick Park Farm – as marked TPO070 on Sheet No.58 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (southern end of TPO area) to prevent damage from plant movements at proposed access point.\nTPO 410\nGroup\nTPO covers various small groups, linear belts and individual trees within the area between Hardwick Lane, Guildford Road and the M25 Motorway – as marked TPO071 on Sheet No.47 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches to prevent damage from plant movements.\nTPO 433\nGroup (2 No. overlapping)\nTPOs cover area to the east of the M25 Motorway, south of Guildford Road and surrounding Sandgates residential complex. TPOs cover dense woodland blocks and scattered trees – as marked TPO072 and TPO073 on Sheet No.47 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (southern end of TPO groups) to prevent damage from plant movements.\nTPOs 403 and 174\nGroup\nTPO covers northern edge of woodland block, south of residential properties around Canford Drive – as marked TPO074 on Sheet No.48 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (western end of TPO group) to prevent damage from plant movements.\nTPO 42\nGroup\nLinear belt of TPO trees located on the eastern side of Ashford Road extending northwards between the Queen Mary Reservoir Intake Channel and Staines Reservoirs Aqueduct – as marked TPO075 on Sheet No.51 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works to allow construction of valve unit (northern end of TPO Group).\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (western edge of TPO group) to prevent damage during plant movements past the trees.\nTPO001STA 001STAA001\nGroup\nSmall group of trees located to the western side of Ashford Road between two residential properties (151 The Priory and 165) – as marked TPO076 on Sheet No.51 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (eastern edge of TPO group) to prevent damage during plant movements past the trees.\nTPO040STA 040STAG001\nGroup\nSmall group of trees located to the western side of Ashford Road, between a residential property and Greenway Drive – as marked TPO077 on Sheet No.51 of the General Arrangement Plans\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches to prevent damage during plant movements past the trees (eastern edge of TPO group).\nTPO040STA 040STAG005\nGroup –Species: lime, poplar\nTPO group covers linear section of trees within wider tree belt adjacent to railway line (northern side), east of Church Road and Ashford Station within the grounds of St James Senior Boys School – as marked TPO078 on Sheet No.52 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (western end of TPO group) to prevent damage from plant movements.\nTPO030STA 030STAG003\nGroup – Species: sycamore, scots pine, yew, elm, holly\nTPO covers tree belt along edge of St James Senior Boys School sports field, adjacent to Church Road (eastern side) – as marked TPO079 on Sheet No.52 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (south-east, eastern and northern edges of TPO group) to prevent damage during plant movements.\nTPO030STA 030STAG002\nGroup – Species: lime\nLine of individual (avenue) trees running between the edge of the driveway and sports field within St James Senior Boys School – as marked TPO080 on Sheet No.52 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (southern end of TPO group) to prevent damage during plant movements through the tree line.\nTPO030STA 030STAG0001\nGroup – Species: elm, acacia, lime, sycamore, hornbeam, horse chestnut\nTPO covers block of trees located at northern end of St James Senior Boys School driveway, running from the tennis courts (to the east) across the northern end of the school buildings – as marked TPO081 on Sheet No.52 of the General Arrangement Plans\nFelling works.\nCrown lifting/pruning of overhanging branches (through central section of TPO group) to prevent damage during plant movements through the trees.\nTPO030STA 030STAG008",
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