Mote End Nan Clarks Lane London NW7 4HH
Group of Oak, Beech, Lime,Hornbeam, Horse Chestnut, Holly (applicants ref. G1) - Cut back specific over extended lateral branches by 2-3 meters. Remove major deadwood over 30 mm in dimeter within falling distance of the road. Fell x 2 dead stumps to a height of 1 meter. Standing in Area A2 of Tree Preservation Order.1 x Beech (applicants ref. T1) - Remove deadwood, leave 1-2 meter deadwood stumps where possible. Reduce remaining canopy by approximately 6-8 meters to decrease the overall sail area, which in turn will lessen the risk of future failure, whilst retaining an amazing woodland wildlife habitat. Standing in Area A2 of Tree Preservation Order.Woodland Group of Oak, Beech, Horse Chestnut, Lime, Holly, Ash and Cherry (applicants ref. W1) - Remove poorer specimens and stack on site. Cut back any vegetation growing outside woodland canopy towards the road. Standing in Area A2 of Tree Preservation Order.Group of Beech, Oak, Hornbeam (applicants ref. G3) - Remove deadwood exceeding 30mm in dimeter. Remove deadwood over the access road. Fell dead Beech remove smaller burnt vegetation. Reduce lateral branches of burnt trees by 2 metres. Fell young dead oak, adjacent to the burnt Hornbeam. Standing in Area A2 of Tree Preservation Order.Group of Oak, Beech (applicants ref. G4) - Reduce by 50% , this will retain a good habitat, but also lessen the risk of them failing and going into the road. Standing in Area A2 of Tree Preservation Order.x 1 Beech (ref T2) Wound and cavity at approx. 7 ms, reduce by 4-5 meters to alleviate the weight and lessen the risk of future , remove deadwood exceeding 30 mm in diameter. Standing within A2 of orderx 1 Beech (ref T3) Reduce tips by 2-3 meters to alleviate the weight and lessen the risk of future failure, remove dead wood. Standing within A2 of order