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Within 0.62 miles of HR1 1NRApplication dates: 18 Sep 2025 to 18 Sep 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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G54: Leyland Cypress - Crown lift 3 Trees to 5m, to allow access through existing gate as part of power up grade, to prevent damage to limbs and tearing. T28: Sycamore - Crown lift to 3m from ground level and prune to achieve 2m ground clearance. Prune to growth points. T61:Alder - Crown list to 3m from ground level. Prune to achieve 2m clearance from building. Prune to growth points.
1 Tree (Red cedar :Thuja plicata) to be taken down as has lost all colour in its leaves. The owner of the property is worried it may fallonto a parked car or even the footpath running below it. There is alsoa smaller Red Cedar growing next it the tree to be taken down. By taking down the proposed tree will allow more light and room for the smaller tree.
Pruning of trees on north west border of house. Trees 1-4 on this border have all overgrown. T1: Magnolia - To be pruned so no branches are directly above the house. T2: Beech - To be pruned so no branches are directly above the house. T3: Beech - To be pruned so no branches are directly above the house. T4: Apple - To be pruned so no branches are directly above the house.
T1: Cypress (Large) - fell to as near ground level as possible. T2: Leylandii (behind T1) - Hedge trim to make tidy. T3: Eucalyptus - dismantle down to leave as near ground level as possible, T4: Cypress (by pond) - dismantle the overall tree down to leave as near ground level as possible
T1. Western Red Cedar. To reduce the overhanging canopy that is causing stress and concern to the family next door (particularly the daughter who resides in the room next to the tree) by approximately 2 meters (additionally reduce the tips on the opposite side of the canopy in order to retain a balanced and attractive habit and also to raise the canopy up to around 5 meters to allow more light in to the ground beneath.
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