P26/S3014/TCAPlanning Application P26/S3014/TCA

T1&T2-Cedar- Fell to ground-outgrown their location and the client is increasing worried with the proximity to the dwelling,several cavities present on the main stems,with evidence of a historic lightening strike to T1. Client intends to replant similar species in a more suitable location. T3-Horse chestnut-situated on the eastern boundary. 1-2m reduction to reduce lateral growth over Blackstone house, due to a historic failure of the main stem the remaining canopy has a unbalanced bias towards the neighbouring property T4-Lime- situated on the eastern boundary. Deadwood removal and installation of non invasive bracing system due to low down bifurcation. T5-Horse chestnut situated on the eastern boundary. Deadwood removal and ivy sever. A historic failure on a low scaffold branch on the western tidying up to a significant growth point approximately 2-3m. T6-Yew-Fell to ground. Self set yew situated underneath the canopy of T3. T7-Yew-Reduce by 1m and deadwood removal situated underneath T1&T2 on driveway edge. T8-Bay-Reduce by 2m to give clearance from telephone lines. T9-Box-Fell to ground-poor form due to box moth caterpillar infestation. TG1- Laurels reduce height by 3m.situated left hand side of entrance gateway. Reduce down to gutter height of neighbours building & trim in sides. TG2-Yew-1-2m Reduction to re establish a more manageable height and clearance over pennygreen lane. TG3-Laurel/holly- Reduce lateral growth to re establish driveway width.

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