Planning Application Details

Tree No - Species - Observations - Recommendations 601 - White Willow - Weak fork at 8ft, dense crown - Remove one split branch toward the sign 610 - Ash - Between two trees, slight lean towards road - Remove sucker from trunk 615 - Beech - - Remove hanging branch in crown remove dead wood 622 - Lime - - Remove major dead wood from crown 623 - Lime - - Remove major dead wood from crown 626 - Lime - - Top dying back reduce tree by one third 628 - Lime - - Remove major dead wood from crown 629 - Lime - - Remove major dead wood from crown 630 - Lime - - Remove major dead wood from crown 640 - Lime - - Remove dead lower branch 642 - Lime - Dying - Fungal brackets at the base dying in upper crown fell 643 - Lime - - Remove dead wood over fence 644 - Cypress (line of approx 14trees) - - These have started to break up these I would recommend are reduced by 18 ft removing the broken top 666 - Lime - - Lift regrowth over wall to clear by 4 ft 668 - Line of 16 Yews - - Cut ivy at the base on end tree 670 - Line of Yews - - End tree has a branch dying over the road this is to be removed 672 - Line of 12 Yews - - Cut the ivy at the bases of these tree 705 - Sycamore - - Poor condition squirrel damage reduce the tree below its old pruning points remove dead wood 714 - Catalpa - - 20% thin. Clear from the building by 6 ft 715 - Catalpa - - 20% thin. Clear from the building by 6 ft 716 - Catalpa - - 20% thin. Clear from the building by 3 ft

George Reade
Telephone: 01235 422600
Email: planning@whitehorsedc.gov.uk

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on 1st February 2022

No appeal lodged.

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