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Plan to address excessive water in gardens by performing irrigation works. This includes cutting down Scots Pine, Sycamore, and Ash trees and raising the crown of a Horse Chestnut tree.
Proposal as recorded
All of the gardens are suffering with excessive water; irrigation works are planned to remove the problem. G4 Scots Pine: Sectional fell close to ground level and grind stumps to allow irrigation works to be undertaken - REAR OF NO 19 G5 3x Scots Pine: Sectional fell close to ground level and grind stumps to allow irrigation works to be undertaken - REAR OF NO 25 G5 Sycamore : Sectional fell close to ground level and grind stumps to allow irrigation works to be undertaken - REAR OF NO 25 G4 Ash : Sectional fell close to ground level and grind stumps to allow irrigation works to be undertaken - REAR OF NO 21 T3 Horse Chestnut: Crown raise over the garden and remove branches overhanging towards the property where possible. Remove large scaffold limb to the left side of the tree to balance the crown and bias weight away from the property - REAR OF NO 21