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45 applications found.
1. Cut down to ground level of twin-stemmed ash 2. Reduction of 40% and reshape of Cypress 3. Reduction of 40% and reshape of Cypress 4. Reduction of 30% and reshape of Liburnum Reduction of trees to a manageable level and to enable the fixing of a fence at the bottom of garden ajoining a neighbours porperty and to reduce / remove potential future damage.
1 x Sycamore to reduce upper section of canopy improving symmetry, reduce overhanging branches over garden of No.1 by 2.5m 2 x Hazels to remove in sections to ground level
T1 Copper Beech - Crown thin by 25% The upper canopy has become very dense, affecting light to surrounding gardens Also the tree is a 'stand alone' specimen in one of the highest parts of London and is subject to eddying winds The clients (through our services)have kept the tree sensitively managed for many years The prospect of stronger storms with the Super El Nino effect has caused concern with many tree owners.
The large tree in the front garden is to be removed and replaced with a suitable replacement tree to maintain the local environment we will get the work carried out by an arborists
T1 Lime reduce back to previous points approximately 2M - Tree is within close proximity of the property casting shade to owner and neighbouring living space
Five Day Notice. Formal notification to remove a large dead Beech tree at the rear of the property.
Large Cedar - Remove 3 small pendulous overextended branches growing to the South Remove 2 small pendulous overextended branches growing to the East Remove major dead wood Cypress - Reduce height by approx 1.8m Maintenance works in line with good arboricultural practice
CG1 Mixed species climbers - Remove T1 Apple- Remove TG1 Cypress- Remove The tree works are proposed to stop the influence of the tree(s) on the soil below building foundation level and provide long term stability to 29 Orchard Road, London, N6 5TR
Listed Building Consent for repair and decoration works to Highpoint II facades - areas of rendered façade, steel windows and areas of tiled cladding.
Maple - Cut back overhanging branches back to the boundary line (approx. 1.5m) 2 x Pear - Crown reduce the height and spread back to the previous reduction points (approx. 1.5m height and 1.2m spread) leaving soft furnishing growth where possible Willow - Remove large broken stem that has failed Crown reduce the remaining height and spread by approx 30% (approx. 3.0m height and 4.0m spread) Maintenance works in line with good arboricultural practice
T1 Silver Birch - heavy lean with crack through trunk - remove to ground level.
Right Hand Boundary: Several small trees overhanging from the batts property are now overly encroaching on this side of the garden. Mixed species hedge line: Including Maclara Pomifera: Approximately 4.50m: Reduce lateral and sub lateral growth by up to approximately 1.40m to tidy and control encroachment. T1: Elder: Approximately 6.00m. The Mature Elder tree growing closest to the house continues to be extremely vigorous. Branches are again touching the roof. Reduce crown by approximately 1.30m to clear roof. Control encroachment.
T1) Plane adjacent to Parkland Walk: • Reduce height over property (south facing side) only by up to 3 metres to provide light and clearance; reduce any lateral regrowth over gardens (south facing side) by up to 2.5 metres, within previous most recent reduction framework; retain natural and even flowing canopy outline; remove any dead and defective branchwood including Massaria.
T1 Ailanthus remove to ground level and poison stump. Invasive and growing shoots all over the garden and inside the house through the floor boards
Erectionof a single storey rear extension, replacement of existing side return extension roof with glazed roof and alteration to front boundary wall to accommodate bin storage.
(T1) Oak Reduce the height and overall crown spread by approximately 2–3 metres, with selective crown rebalancing to restore a more even and balanced structure. A large limb has previously failed from the tree, causing significant damage to the garages below and leaving the remaining crown noticeably unbalanced. The proposed reduction will help to restore balance, reduce excessive end weight and assist in maintaining the tree’s long-term health and structural stability. There is also a large limb extending over the new garages which contains a significant cavity. Due to its position directly above the garage roofs, it is recommended that this limb is removed back to the main trunk to eliminate the immediate risk of further limb failure and potential damage to the buildings below. Remove major deadwood throughout the crown where appropriate to reduce the risk of falling branches and improve overall safety.
Demolition of the existing rear glazed sunroom and erection of a replacement single-storey lower-ground-floor rear infill extension; replacement and enlargement of the existing rear dormer; installation of three conservation-style rooflights to the front roof slope, a rooflight to the rear roof slope and four photovoltaic panels to the south-facing rear roof slope; together with associated external alterations.
Works to trees protected by TPOs T1) Lime: reduce approx 3m to previous pollard cuts T2) Plane: reduce approx 3m to previous pollard cuts T3) Lime: reduce approx 3m to previous pollard cuts T4: Plane: reduce approx 3m to previous pollard cuts all of above for maintenance and light, and as branches now touching building
Replacement of the existing stone tile cladding to the rear dormer with zinc cladding.
Erection of a single-storey rear extension to ground floor flat; alterations to rear bay with new lower ground rear doors to sunken patio area.
T1 Sycamore rear boundary. Reduce crown height by up to 4 meters back to previous reduction points due to a subsidence claim in neighbours property. BS 3998 T2 Oak rear boundary. Reduce crown height by up to 4 meters due to subsidence claim in neighbours property BS3998
T1 Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) Notes: Self seeded growing close to public footpath Recommendation: Reduce height by up to 3m to contain crown and root activity
Rear garden: Norway maple (T1) - repollard back to previous pollard points (1.5m off) Reason: to allow more light into the garden.
Works to trees protected by a TPO. T1: Sycamore (14m): Reduce height to previous pollard points removing 2m of growth to keep tree at a size suitable for Its location and as part of regular maintenance T2: Sycamore (14m): Reduce height to previous pollard points removing 2m of growth to keep tree at a size suitable for Its location and as part of regular maintenance T3: Lime (14m): Reduce height to previous pollard points removing 2m of growth to keep tree at a size suitable for Its location and as part of regular maintenance
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