Street Record Veysey Close Exeter Devon
T1 Indian Bean tree - Longitudinal split limbs on East side at 3m and 6m, storm damaged limb towards No 15 Veysey Close, some significant deadwood within canopy. Remove all significant deadwood and both split limbs back to branch collars for safety and tidinessT2 Silver Birch - Crown lift to 4m for tidiness and 2 2 Years to facilitate maintenance ofgrassT3 Gingko - Crown lift to 4m for tidiness and 2 to facilitate maintenance ofgrassT5 Silver Birch - Crown lift to 4m for tidiness and 2 to facilitate maintenance ofgrassT8 Zelkova - remove all significant deadwood for safety and tidinessT9 Zelkova - remove all significant deadwood for safety and tidinessT12 Tulip tree - remove all significant deadwood for safety and tidinessT13 and T15 - 2x Leylandii, 2 trees forming one canopy, large amounts of significant deadwood extending from canopy, numerous over extended branches at risk of failure under wind loading, causing negative impact on the shape of adjacent Sequoia. Both trees have most likely been negatively impacted by historical road repairs as well as ground works associated with adjacent sub station. Trees have shed significant branches onto sub station and pathway in recent years and now look quite unkempt.Reduce height by 6-8m, sides by 3-4m and remove all significant deadwood in order to tidy, make safe, and allow more light to adjacent SequoiaT16 Blue Atlas Cedar - Some deadwood over the path, over extended branches at risk of failure under wind or snow loading. Reduce over extended lateral branches to 6m radius from stem and remove deadwood for safety and tidinessT17 Beech - Tree has compression fork at main union and has lost a significant limb into the road since last surveyed in 2018. There is now a crack extending down the trunk from the compression fork suggesting that a combination of growth increment and high wind is beginning to push the fork apart. Large limb extending from this fork towards road and House no 34 at risk of failure unde...