PlotbeaconAdur District Council • AWDM/1065/26
Protected trees to be trimmed at Chatsmore Crescent
STREET RECORD Chatsmore Crescent Worthing West Sussex
Several protected trees would be trimmed at Chatsmore Crescent in Worthing.
Tree sizes would reduce, changing views and shade for people living nearby.
Written automatically by Plotbeacon.
- Status
- In progress
- Type
- tree
- Received
- 10 Sep 2026
Summary
The applicant wants to trim several protected trees at Chatsmore Crescent in Worthing.
The work includes a purple leaved plum, Norway maple, horse chestnut and Corsican pine. Some branches would be cut back, and one tree would be trimmed to earlier points. The Norway maple would have its lower branches raised.
The council will decide after its comment period. The trees are already growing at the site, and this request concerns their care.
About this summary
What the council wrote is the official record. This summary was made automatically by Plotbeacon from the council's notice.
What the council wrote
Application for consent under Worthing Tree Preservation Order number TPO 42 of 2002 - T16 - Purple Leaved Plum - reduce the crown by the following; Height by 2m Radial crown spread to East by 1.5m, West by 1m, North by 1m and South by 1m. T12 - Norway Maple - reduce the crown by the following; Height by 2.5m Radial crown spread to East by 2m, North by 2m, West by 1.5m and South by 2m To lift crown to 3m from ground level. Group G1 - Horse Chestnut - re-pollard to a height of 5m back to previous pruning points . T15 - Corsican Pine - reduce radial crown spread to West and back from property by 1.5m.