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Plan to fell three trees: a Holm Oak, a Sycamore, and a Scots Pine, due to decay, damage, and growth issues. Replacement trees will be planted in adjacent locations.
Proposal as recorded
T1 Holm Oak (Tag No.1735) labelled as T45 - Proposed work is to fell the tree and have the stump ground out. This work is deemed urgent due to advanced decay and poses an unacceptable level of risk. A Holm Oak will be replanted in an adjacent location. T2 Sycamore (Tag No.1646) labelled as T1 - This tree is to be felled and have the stump ground out. The tree is directly adjacent to the main vehicular/pedestrian entrance to the estate and a single-story neighbouring property. It has extensive dieback and squirrel damage to the crown. It has previously had crown cleaning and retrenchment work undertaken to allow us to monitor the decline and manage the risks. It regularly loses branches. This work is pre-emptive against growing risk. A Quercus x bimundorum 'Crimson Oak' will be replanted in an adjacent location. T3 Scots Pine (Tag No. 1852) labelled as T182 - Proposed work is to fell the tree. This struggling, leaning and misshapen tree compromises the growth of an adjacent Pine. A Ginkgo Biloba 'Fastigiata Blagon' is to be planted in an adjacent, more open position.