FLAT A, 5-6 ALBION VILLAS ROAD, LONDON, SE26 4DB
FRONT: ONE Hawthorn (T3, T29 in TPO)(ht.6m, spread 3m) FELL. Reason: Dead with ivy, replacement tree required.FRONT: ONE Ash (T8, T30 in TPO)(ht.12m, spread 6m) Remove dead Ivy from crown. Reason: to improve the appearance of the tree (exempt works).FRONT: ONE Lime (T10, T28 in TPO)(ht.10m, spread 5m) Remove four small basal epicormic stems, remove dead Ivy from crown. Reason: to improve the appearance of the tree.FRONT: ONE Lime (T11, T28 in TPO) (ht.10m, spread 5m) Remove dead main stem retaining three basal epicormic stems. Reason: health & safety, to regenerate the TPO lime from remaining basal epicormic stems.FRONT: ONE Hornbeam (T12, T27 in TPO)(ht.10m, spread 5m) Remove 2x sycamore stems and basal epicormic stem leaning on metal post. Reason: remove self-sown sycamores to benefit growth of TPO Hornbeam.FRONT: ONE Lime (T13, T28 in TPO)(ht.11m, spread 5m) Remove dead main stem and second largest basal epicormic crossing larger basal epicormic, retain 2x basal epicormics. Reason: health & safety and to regenerate the TPO lime from remaining basal epicormic stems.FRONT: ONE Lime (T14, T28 in TPO)(ht.10m, spread 5m) LATERAL REDUCE by 1m on S compass point by roadside lamp, remove dead epicormic stem and two basal epicormics closest to the road, CROWN THIN 10% removing crossing and rubbing branches only. Reason: health & safety and to regenerate TPO lime from remaining basal epicormics.The London Borough of Lewisham (Albion Villas Road and Redberry Grove) Tree Preservation Order 1974Informative A: the sensitive management of the front TPO trees including management of epicormic regrowth is greatly appreciated to retain and regenerate the TPO trees to maintain the treed character and amenity of Albion Villas and the setting of the property. Informative B: a replacement tree is required for (T3, T29 in TPO) see condition 2 below.Informative C: please retain safe standing dead timber or use on site to create habitat wood piles, and lay cut branches between stakes as a linear 'dead hedge' for wildlife and biodiversity.