3 Waltham Close Droxford Hampshire SO32 3NZ
Note: each tree number below refers to the position indicated in the Sketch Plan in the supporting document. The images referred to below are included within the supporting document.1. Sycamorea. Crown lift to 3 meters to remove young growth sprouting from main trunk to promote main canopy growth ? image 1.a2. Beecha. Crown raise to 4m to remove growth sprouting from main trunk to promote main canopy growth ? image 2.ab. Crown reduce by up to 4 meters on lower north side of crown (maximum 75mm prune wound diameter) to assist developing mulberry tree #7 on the sketch plan ? image 2.b. Please also find attached a tree risk assessment report, TRA-KC/3WALTHAM/001, from Kevin Cloud of Technical Arboriculture who makes this recommendation.c. Crown lift secondary branch on the north side to 3 meters above ground to promote light to support the mulberry tree (#7) ? image 2.c3. Copper beech ? no work required4. Beecha. Crown lift to 4 meters above the ground by shortening low hanging secondary branches on the west side to increase light to under canopy and provide safe walking along pathway ? image 4.ab. Crown lift to 3 meters above ground level to the west side to promote light and reduce risk of wind damage5. Beecha. Crown reduce by up to 5 meters on lower south side of crown (maximum 75mm prune wound diameter) to enable safe walking route underneath and reduce risk of wind damage ? image 5.a6. Limea. Crown lift to 3 meters to reduce young growth from base of main trunk ? image 6.a7. Mulberry ? no work required8. Hazela. Bi-annually coppice larger trunks to promote new growth ? image 8.a9. Sycamore ? no work required10. Sycamorea. Crown lift to 4 meters to remove new trunk growth to promote main canopy health ? image 10.a