353 Heyford Park Camp Road Upper Heyford
G1 – Predominately sycamore growing along, through and adjacent a boundary chain link fence - Remove all vegetation and trees along the fence line. G6 – Mixed species including cherry, sycamore and bramble growing along, through and adjacent a chain link fence and brick wall – Remove G10 – Mixed species including self set ash, sycamore, elder and bramble – Remove G11 – Mixed species including birch, goat willow and buddleia growing out of concrete structures – Remove G12 – mixed species including self set ash and sycamore - Remove T13 – multi stem Sycamore growing by and through chainlike fence - Remove T14 – multi stem Sycamore growing by and through chainlike fence – Remove G15 – Mixed species including sycamore and goat willow growing along and through boundary fencing – Remove G16 – mixed species including ash, Rowen and sycamore growing along and through boundary fence – Remove G17 – self set scrub including ash, rose, sycamore and buddleia – Remove T18 – multi stem Sycamore growing through chain link fence – Remove G19 – Mixed including self-set ash and sycamore growing along, through and adjacent chain link fence – Remove T22 – Larch - Remove G23 – Sycamore growing through and by chain link fence - Remove G24 – mixed – Already removed under App 24/03181/TCA G26 – Sycamore growing through and by chain link fence - Remove G27 – Mixed species including self-set sycamore, rose, cherry and buddleia growing along, through and adjacent boundary chain link fence – Remove G38 – Multi stemmed Sycamore growing through chain link fence - Remove G39 – Multi stemmed Sycamore growing through chain link fence – Remove G40 – Cypress stems adjacent, touching and swamping a building – Remove G41 – bramble, elder – Remove T42 – Sycamore -Remove G43 – self set sycamore and bramble - Remove T48 – Self set sycamore growing by/through fence and building - Remove G60 – Mixed including sycamore, hawthorn, ash, elder growing in concrete drums and along and though chain link fence - Remove