41 Heaton Grove Bradford West Yorkshire BD9 4EB
The location of the intended works is a domestic dwelling that is surrounded by a mixture of juvenile and mature trees and shrubs that have been maintained well throughout the years. T1 is an Ash tree that has been subjected to a harsh pollard a number of years ago, it is located at an elevated position from the roadside near to a wall, the foundation of the wall is some 2 metres below the buttress of the ash tree. The growth sockets from the main stem have created a well and the union point which has an ingress of decay. The intention is to remove this tree prior to failure. T2 is a cherry plum, again located on the boundary wall. It has a growth pattern which is encroached upon a tree either side of it. The intention is to remove the encroaching branches and leave a central stem to encourage the growth of the neighbouring Yew tree and Holly tree. T3 is another ash tree located on the boundary to an unmade road, there are branches from this tree growing towards the dwelling that have afforded access to squirrels that have entered the loft space which the occupant has had to have removed. The intention is to remove branches that are growing towards the house. Of which there are 5 at approximately 70-90mm in diameter. T4 is a grey willow, again located on the boundary of the garden. This again has branches growing towards the dwelling, affording access to squirrels. The intention is to remove branches growing towards the house to prevent access to the squirrels. There?s are 9 branches that have been identified, again at 70-90mm in diameter.