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T6 Apple (Malus domestica) at No. 8 Nether End, Great Dalby. Prune selected low-hanging branches overhanging the driveway of No. 10 Nether End to provide adequate clearance for vehicles, including emergency vehicles, and pedestrians. No work to the trunk and no crown reduction or reshaping.
T1 - Cherry Plum (Prunus cerasifera) - Remove and grind out the stump. T2 - Elder (Sambucus nigra) - Remove and grind out the stump. T3 - Dead Ivy clad stem - Remove and grind out the stump. T4 - Variegated Portuguese Laurel (Prunus lusitanica Variegata')- Remove and…
Approval of details pursuant to Conditions 5 (Surface Water and Foul Sewage Disposal) and 6 (Biodiversity Gain Plan) of planning permission 26/00298/VAC relating to the dwelling approved under 24/00832/FUL at Land Adjacent to 5 Main Street, Great Dalby.
T1 - chestnut - Reduce weigh from lower crown of chestnut by removing up to 2m into a balanced crown, remove epicormic internal growth.
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