FLAT 2, YORK HOUSE, LAWRIE PARK ROAD, LONDON, SE26 6DN
REAR SIDE: TWO Lime (TG2)(T10,T11 in TPO)(ht.19m)(r.11m) FELL. Reason: previously crown reduced, clay shrinkage subsidence damage at the rear left (south) of the property, BRE crack category 4 (severe). Owner to physically remove any regrowth (no chemical treatment due to translocation risk), to be replanted with 1x hawthorn or crab apple. SIDE: ONE Holly with Laurel/Lime (G1)(T8,T9 in TPO)(ht.7m)(r.4m) CROWN REDUCE HEIGHT by 3m from 7m to ht.4m. Reason: clay shrinkage subsidence damage at the rear left (south) of subject property, prune annually to maintain at broadly reduced dimensions. The London Borough of Lewisham (York House, Lawrie Park Road, SE26) Tree Preservation Order 1990.Informative A: the proposed replacement tree for TG2 with hawthorn (or crab apple) as indicated in MWA email 6 October 2023 is greatly appreciated to maintain the treed surroundings and landscape amenity of York House.Informative B: a number of trees on the righthand (north) side of York House are protected by the York House TPO 2009. As reported structural damage in limited to the rear left (south) of the building, the retention of trees to the north and rear (west) of York House is supported to retain the treed setting and landscape amenity of York House and urban forest environmental, wellbeing and wildlife benefits.