LLOYD VILLAS, LEWISHAM WAY, LONDON, SE4 1US
FRONT: ONE Cherry (T3)(ht.7m) HEIGHT REDUCE by 1-2m from 7m to ht.5m providing healthy growing points, removal of torn limb back to source. Reason: general maintenance, twin leading stems.FRONT: ONE Robina (T4)(ht.12m) HEIGHT REDUCE by 2-3m from 12m to ht.9-10m providing healthy growth points, remove suckers.FRONT: ONE Robina (T5)(ht.15m) HEIGHT REDUCE by 2-3m from 15m to ht.12-13m to previous reduction points, attend stem scar from ripped branch (storm Isha 21 Jan 2024), remove sucker growth.REAR: ONE Robina (T6)(ht.10m ht.12m) HEIGHT REDUCE by 1-2m from 10m to ht.8m, cut back overhanging branches on rear property line.REAR: ONE Silver Birch (T7)(ht.11m) CROWN THIN by 20%.REAR: ONE Silver Birch (T8)(ht.11m) FELL, due to decline, to benefit adjacent birch T7.REAR: ONE Hornbeam (T9)(ht.11m) HEIGHT REDUCE by 1-2m from 11m to ht.9m, CROWN LIFT to 2.5m (In-line with poorly pruned branches removing back to healthy growth or source).REAR: ONE Robina (T10)(ht.11m) HEIGHT REDUCE by 1-2m from 11m to ht.9m.REAR: ONE Maple (T11)(ht.11m) HEIGHT REDUCE by 1-2m from 11m to ht.9m, CROWN THINNING by 20%.REAR: ONE Robina (T12)(ht.7m) removal deadwood back to live growth (exempt works).REAR: ONE Hornbeam (T13)(ht.10m) HEIGHT REDUCE by 1-2m from 10m to ht.8m, CROWN THIN by 20%. REAR: ONE Robina (T14)(ht.11m) HEIGHT REDUCE by 1-2m from 11m to ht.9m, remove overhanging limb (rear neighbour).REAR: ONE Hornbeam (T15)(ht.8m) FELL. Reasons: the tree has deadwood, a slight lean & "leggy" canopy, pollarding would leave larger pruning wounds which could be detrimental, to benefit growth of adjacent trees.REAR: ONE Robina (T16)(ht.13m) HEIGHT REDUCE by 2-3m from 13m to 10m, remove deadwood. Reason: multi-stemmed, REAR: ONE Robina (T17)(ht.13m) HEIGHT REDUCE by 2-3m from 13m to 10m, remove deadwood. Reason: multi-stemmed.Reason: General maintenance, all reduction meterage dependant on healthy growth points to ensure work completed in line with best working practices (BS3998).Informative A: the sensitive tree management to retain the treed setting to Lloyd Villas is greatly appreciated. Informative B: agent approaching the management company to progress the possibility of new tree planting at the visually prominent Wickham Road corner is hugely welcomed.Informative C: the creation of habitat log piles wth arisings for wildlife and biodiversity is encouraged.