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Application to reduce the western crown of a Sycamore tree by up to 1.5 metres, crown lift a Common Horse Chestnut to maintain 2.5 metres clearance over the footpath, and reduce the southern crown of another Common Horse Chestnut by 1.5-2 metres. Also, crown lift and reduce the western crowns of a group of Ash, Sycamore, Beech, Willow & Alder trees to maintain clearance from adjacent properties. TPO 256E.
Proposal as recorded
T411 - Sycamore: Carry out a reduction of the western crown to maintain suitable clearance from adjacent residential property by upto 1.5 metres. REASON ? To cyclically maintain side growth on the property side of the tree. T412 - Common Horse Chestnut: Crown lift to maintain suitable 2.5 metres clearance over the footpath. Carry out lateral reduction of the western crown by upto 1.5 metres to maintain suitable clearance from adjacent residential garden REASON ? To cyclically maintain side growth on the property side of the tree. T422 - Common Horse Chestnut: Lateral reduction of the southern crown to maintain suitable clearance from adjacent residential properties by 1.5-2 metres. REASON ? To cyclically maintain side growth on the property side of the tree. G3 - Group of 3 Ash, Sycamore, Beech, Willow & Alder: Carry out crown lift and lateral reduction of the western crowns to maintain suitable clearance from adjacent residential properties. Reduce secondary limbs by upto 1 metre. REASON ? To control lateral spread on the building side on the trees on selected limbs. TPO 256E.