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Plan to remove three Holly trees and one Hawthorn tree that have grown out of a Privet boundary hedge, which is dead and possibly affected by honey fungus. The Hawthorn has caused heave to the driveway and has been pollarded in the past.
Proposal as recorded
T1 to T3 - Removal of 3 Holly Trees T4 - Removal of Hawthorn Tree There are 3 Holly trees - numbers 2,3 and 4 and 1 Hawthorn tree - number 1 that have grown out of our Privet boundary hedge. The Privet hedge is totally dead at one end and the leaves are turning black further along, (we are informed it may be honey fungus). There is a certain amount of heave to our drive which the hawthorn has created, this specimen has had its top removed at some point in the past and looks like a pollard. My neighbour at Avondale has also had problems with her sewer pipes, Yorkshire water having to remove tree roots to unblock. The Hawthorn is identified in pink and the Hollies in blue on the plan