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Ash tree - monolith to retain a safe standing structure while reducing the weight and associated mechanical loading on the compromised stem.
fell conifer hedge and maple
T2 - Crack Willow - Raise low canopy to 3.0m T4 - Crack Willow - Raise low canopy to 3.0m T5 - Crack Willow - Raise low canopy to 3.0m T6 - Crack Willow - Raise low canopy to 3.0m T7 - Crack Willow - Raise low canopy to 3.0m T10 - Crack Willow - Raise low canopy to 3.0m T11 - Crack Willow - Raise low canopy to 3.0m T14 - Crack Willow - Raise low canopy to 3.0m T16 - Common Hornbeam - Crown reduce southern side of included union to reduce loading. Reduce approx 2 metres where canopy growth allows to provide adequate growth points. T39A - English Elm - Fell to ground level T78 - Broad-Leafed Lime - Remove faulted branch/limbs. Crossing limb at 14m on south west side with signs of abrasion approx 6. Included union on Western side at 6 metres. Limb is sheltered within canopy. T81 - Fastigiate Oak - Remove minor dead wood T85A - Common Oak - Tree is feathered standard with low down branches not ideal for location (mostly damaged) Consider phased pruning of lower limbs to encourage more standard form. Apply mulch within planting cage to suppress grass and weed growth. T145a - English Elm - Fell to ground level T170A - English Elm - Fell to ground level T176 - English Elm - Fell to ground level
T1 Holly sp- Reduce height as shown below due to proximity to adjacent buildings
T1 - Horse-chestnut (conker) tree ? Lift crown on eastern side of tree to balance crown to reduce weight on over-extended limb T2 - Apple (cooking) tree ? Reduce crown (by 3m) over boundary and road-way, prune to balance tree. T3 - Hazel (cob-nut) tree ? Lift/raise crown over lawn to about 3 metres T4 - Leylandii (conifer) ? 4 m tree, Fell / remove
T1 Cherry Tree - removal. T2 & T3 Ash Trees - reduce the canopy by around 2-3m and reshape them in order to help with their longer term survival.
T1 - Horse Chestnut Tree - Remove lowest limb towards house, reduce overall size by 25% T2 - Eucalyptus - Rear garden - Fell and replace
H1 Beech ? Proposal to reduce outgrown hedge to approximately 2.4 metres in height
t1. reduce silver birch by up to 2m
1 - Sycamore - fell
T1 - Birch - Reduce by 1.5 metres all-round, crown raise to 2 metres drive side T2 - Gingko - Crown raise to 3 metres. T3 - Copper Beech - Crown raise to 3 metres. T4 - Holm oak - Reduce by 2.5 metres crown raise to 3 metres. G1 - Holm oak - Reduce/Trim to shape.
Compliance with condition 9 (arboricultural method statement) of permission 25/03514/FUL - Proposed annexe
Remove Large Conifer to approx ground level with assistance of MEWP for dismantle over outbuilding
Non-Material Amendment (design) of permission 24/01749/FUL - Single storey extension to the rear elevation
T1 Silver Birch- Remove due to size and maturity within garden setting, allowing understory Birch to grow T2- Silver Birch- Remove Burch as trunk deformed to leave nice group of Birch to develop
G1 - Plum x2 - fell
Internal and external alterations and repairs to the cottage, including window, dormer and mullion repairs/replacements, strengthening of existing timber lintels, replacement of leadwork, re-rendering of dormers, installation of replacement steel-framed double-glazed windows, replacement of defective timber with hardwood where required, installation of a limestone window cill and mullion repair, and installation of an electric vehicle charging point