P25/S0785/TCA

Description

A) - There is a large maple tree which is to be reduced by up to 1.5 metres out of the top and up to 2.5 metres outbid the lateral spread to create a more globular shape, the tree is to be thinned out as well and any crossing branches are to be selectively removed to promote a healthier canopy. B) - There is a small Birch tree which is declining. Many of the branches have fruiting bracket fungus (polypore - oxyporus) This is to be removed down to ground level C) - There is a large holly tree which is to be reduced in height by approximately 4 metres in height and shaped to meet your desired specification. D) - A large mature silver Birch tree. There is a large wound about a metre from the ground which has not healed correctly, as a result there is a large rot pocket forming there. As you continue up the stem there is an included union baring a significant amount of weight which overhangs 2 houses and has a power line mast underneath. This is to be removed down to ground level using a rigging method when appropriate to ensure no damage occurs. E) - Large silver Birch with co-dominant stems at the base with a visible vertical fracture. This is to be removed down to ground level, the tree has grown too large for the area and is overhanging both houses. This is to be removed down to ground level. This tree is also causing access issues to the rear of the property. F) - A small alder tree with visible bracket fungus on the main stem. Remove down to ground level G) - There is another large ivy clad ash tree which is to be removed down to ground level H) - There is a medium sized apple tree with a heavy lean and a large cavity with visible rot at the base, this is to be be removed down to ground level I) - There is another apple tree next to it which is to be removed down to ground level. All waste is to be removed down to ground level and the area is to be left clean and tidy.

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Address

Lower Manor Farm, 10 Blewbury Road, East Hagbourne, OX11 9LF

Postcode

OX11 9LF

Coordinates

51.592325545919771, -1.233689941959316

Source: Application Form