23/01529/TPCPlanning Application 23/01529/TPC

T1. Liquidambar - Remove to as low as possible ? poor form, weighted towards property T2. Cotoneaster - Remove to as low as possible ? crowded, poor form T3. Rowan - Remove to as low as possible ? crowded poor form T4. Catalpa - Selective reduction of longer limbs by up to 2m to suitable growth points to balance the crown, lessen chance of failure T5. Crab Apple - Selective reduction and tidy to balance crown, supressed tree T6. Laburnum - Remove to as low as possible ? crowded, poor form T7. Crab Apple - Remove to as low as possible ? crowded, poor for T8. Cherry - Crown raise by removing one or two major limbs over the drive, facilitate access T9. Walnut - Minor crown raise up to 7ft, to allow for more head room / access T10. Chestnut - Minor crown raise up to 7ft, to allow for more head room / access T11. Field Maple - Remove to as low as possible. ? supressed, poor form T12. Hawthorn - Remove, leaving stem at 6-7ft to form part of the hedgerow. T13. Holly x3 - All very small, remove to as low as possible, supressed, not likely to reach maturity T14. Cotoneaster - By the greenhouse, remove to as low as possible ? too big for the space T15. Shrubs ? N/A T16. Hedge ? N/A T17. Beech - Minor nip back to give 2m clearance from the property. T18. Ash - Remove to as low as possible. T19. Beech - Crown raise up to approximately 8? to allow for access T20. Hawthorn - Hard trim all round and shape ? routine maintenance T21. Acacia - Remove to as low as possible ? this one is in decline T22. Hornbeam - Crown raise to improve access

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