14/05488/TRPlanning Application 14/05488/TR

T1) Variegated Holly. Reduce height by maximum 5 feet as it's growing through the neighbouring canopy, trim to reshape.T2) Self seeded sapling Ash. Request to remove without replacement.T3) Variegated Holly. Reduce overall height by half and trim to reshape. T4) Beech. Customer would like to contain spread and density, request to reduce lower canopy radius by 2m max by removing foliage end loading only, not above 30mm. Which will effectively lift and let some light through. Nip off the one over extending limb sticking out of the top of the canopy like a sore thumb, the officer will see it quite clearly. Deadwood.G1) Consisting of 3x old Holly stems to be removed.G2) Corner mixture of various small trees. Reduce height by half to clear view of hills again, square off to create tidy hedge-type block. T5) Twin stem Holly by shed. Is a poor specimen, sparse and unkempt. Request to remove and replace in same location, like for like, or alternative as officer would prefer or deem beneficial to the area, as it will be visible roadside once grown beyond height of the wall. T6) Yew. Again a little wild. Reshape, lift and reduce canopy radius by 1.5m T7) Sycamore. Very poor Specimen in a prominent position roadside and on the estate entrance. Request to remove and replace in same location, like for like, or as officer would prefer. Client has suggested a Silver Birch might be nice.

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