25/0163/TC

Description

All trees to be removed within this application will be replaced with semi-mature specimens on a one-to-one basis. T1 Acer - fell and grind out stump - badly pruned in the past T2 Acer - fell and grind out stump - severely mismanaged and a much healthier feature tree will take its place. T3 Cypress - fell and grind out stump. This large conifer on the boundary with 26 Morden Road Mews - branch break outs - too large for its location. To be replaced with more suitable screening to provide privacy for the owners and the neighbour. T4 Prunus - fell and grind out stump - mismanaged in the past and will be replaced as part of the garden redesign by the new owners of the property. T5 Robinia - fell and grind out stump - severely mismanaged poor specimen. To be replaced. T6 Magnolia - fell and grind out stump - very close the the front wall of the property. In order to improve the energy efficiency of the house, the new owners will be installing external insulation around the entire property and this tree will have to go to enable the improvements. G1 Conifers - fell and grind out stumps - in poor health and do not provide any screening or privacy. To be replaced with much more suitable semi-mature specimens to provide the necessary privacy for the owners and neighbour. G2 Eucalyptus, Laurel & Holly - fell and grind out stumps -They have not been managed and the Eucalyptus and Holly are self-seeded. They will all be replaced with more suitable specimens for screening. G3 Conifers - fell and grind out stumps - in poor condition and have not been managed. Pruning them will not result in a desired screen from the property (26 Morden Road) that shares the boundary against which they grow. They will be replaced on a one-to-one basis with semi-mature specimens that will form a new hedge to provide privacy for the owners and neighbours alike.

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Address

83 BLACKHEATH PARK, BLACKHEATH, LONDON, SE3 0EU

Postcode

SE3 0EU

UPRN

100020941329

Coordinates

51.466969900000000, 0.017976600000000

Source: Application UPRN