8 SHOOTERS HILL ROAD, BLACKHEATH, LONDON, SE3 7BD
Tree works
What is being proposed?
Statement of work G1 Silver Birch - Rear boundary group of 5 trees: To remove major deadwood and lift lower canopy garden side only to 2 metres from ground level. T1 Indian Bean - Rear RHB neighbouring tree: Cut Backs - To reduce a selection of lower laterals extending over the garden by up to 1.5 metres cutting back to appropriate growth points where possible. T2 Portuguese Laurel - Rear RHB: Crown Reduction - To reduce overall height by approximately 2.5 metres (please see annotated photo) and trim remaining canopy into a tight compact form. T3 Indian Bean - Rear LHB: Crown Reduction - To reduce height by approximately 1.5 metres and lateral branches by up to 1 metre shaping accordingly. To remove 1 lower lateral extending over neighbouring garden. T4 Himalayan Birch - Rear garden patio area: To reduce 1 oversailing lateral limb extending towards the property by up to 1.5 metres. Crown Lift - To raise lower canopy to 2.5 metres from ground level. T5 Cherry - Front boundary: Crown lift to raise lower canopy to 2 metres from ground level over the pavement. Only removing secondary growth. Reason for work ? General Maintenance.
Description from the source record.- Application type
- Tree works
- Status in this record
- Awaiting decision
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The application so far
- Application date
10 September 2026
- Decision date
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Where is the proposal?
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