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T1; Quercus robur (Oak) - a 20% reduction to the canopy and 10% crown thin. Reason: appropriate management response to reduce mechanical loading and support ongoing retention.
T1; Multi stem Bay tree (Laurus nobilis) is to have the stems nearest the neighbouring wall removed to as low as possible; Remaining stems are to be reduced down to a 6 ft pole. Reason Due to growth of the stems causing damage to the nearby wall and to allow it to re-grow and allowing easier future maintenance.
** 5 DAY NOTICE ** T1; Dead pine tree - Remove. Reason: Failed at the roots. Fallen into neighbouring oak. Upon impact the top of T1 has snapped and is hanging in the canopy of the Oak T2; Oak - Dismantle. Reason: Dead and the canopy is failing which could result in the pine becoming dislodged and falling and or the Oak limbs falling onto the woodland path beneath. To prevent any failures on the path that is used to access a wedding venue.
Proposed side dormer window extension for loft conversion
T1; Beech - Take out 5 tall stems leaving lower canopy; Reduce lower canopy by around half a metre to improve shape. Reason: Due to proximity to house and stonewall.
Eucalyptus - Removal. Reason: Tree is dying. The tree is very large for the small area and there is a healthy Bay tree which will thrive after removal of the Eucalyptus.
T1; Oak - Remove. Reason: Extensive basal decay is present. T2; Oak - Remove. Reason: Dead standing. T3; Beech - Remove. Reason: Dead standing. T4; Oak - Reduce tree overall size by 50% with retrenchment pruning. Reason: Root dieback and delamination, especially to the north. Crown dieback, epicormic growth in the lower portion of the tree. Striking distance from the property and septic tank. T5; Oak - Reduce tree overall size by 50% with retrenchment pruning. Reason: Root dieback and delamination, especially to the north. Crown dieback, epicormic growth in the lower portion of the tree. Striking distance from the property and septic tank. T6; Beech - Remove. Reason: Leaning tree was knocked over by a failed oak and is hung up in the conifer trees. T7; Oak - Remove stag's head. Reason Dead standing tree; retain the rest of the trunk as standing dead habitat.
Demolition of 2 buildings; Proposed new warehouse with associated rearrangement of yard layout including external storage arrangement, servicing arrangement and associated works
Proposed single storey rear/side extension; loft conversion with rear dormer extension and skylights in front elevation
T1; Mimosa - Removal at ground level. Reason: The tree has declined and now has a mainly dead crown and bark delamination near the base. Tree is in an elevated location in a raised bed and stands above the SW corner of the dwelling. Tree removal is preferred before further decline could pose a risk of breakage and failure.
Proposed replacement of timber sash windows to flats 3 and 4 on front elevation
T1; Pendunculate Oak (Quercus robur) - Dismantle to standing monolithic. Deadwood at approximately 2.5M. Reason: Tree is dead,diseased with evidence of Pinhole borer (Platypus cylindrus) to the base and in immediate proximity to property. T2; Pendunculate Oak (Quercus robur) - Prune overhang to car park side approximately 20%. Reason: Tree has movement at the base and in the event of failure tree needs to be weighted to the copse side to reduce the leverage over the car park.
Removal of raised decking; Proposed extension to create raised patio including pergola
T1; Cherry - Remove. Reason: Too close to house and walls.
Proposed single storey side extension
T1; Pair of magnolias either side of front door, reduce canopy by around half a metre. Reason: As good arboriculture management.
T1; Oak - Reduce to good growth where possible overextending healthy limbs. Crown clean to remove minor deadwood. Reason: In an attempt to balance and maintain a well loved tree.
T4; Declining ash - Remove tree Reason: it is becoming dangerous. T2; Declining oak with large cavity at base. Remove Reason: it is over the house and becoming dangerous.