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G1 Laburnam (Laburnum anagyroides) 30% Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the tree by approximately 2-3m to tidy and contain and retain furnishing growth. Final heights 5m and final spreads 4m. Ensure no overhang to neighbouring property.
T1 Silver Birch, Remove x2 lowest branches to improve balance (Northern aspect) reduce remainder by 1-2m to maintain at current dimensions. Raise canopy to 3m Justification: Routine maintenance
T1 Robinia: Reduce by approx 2-3m from the height and width back to previous points of reduction???? Justification: Routine maintenance
Fell and stump removal of Cotoneaster.
Details of materials, landscaping, construction environmental management plan, delivery and servicing plan and refuse pursuant to condition 3, 6, 7, 10 and 11 planning permission dated 22/07/2026 ref 2026/1599 (Demolition of detached garage and erection of a 2 storey two bedroom house with associated car parking and landscaping.)
An overhanging tree branches directly above my house entrance has become a roosting spot for birds, resulting in a significant accumulation of droppings, particularly from pigeons. I would like to cut back that overhanging branches.
T3, T4 - Ash - reduce crowns to points of previous reduction - 4m approx branch length removal
T1 - Birch - Crown lift by 1-1.5m, thin crown by 20-25%
T1 - Sorbus reduce canopy by approx 1-2m from tips. T2 - Box Elder reduce canopy by 2m from tips. T3 - Cherry reduce height by approx 1-2m from tips. T4 and T5 - Sycamore reduce canopy by 3m from tips and remove lower two limbs over drive. T6 - Ash die back present in upper crown. Fell.
T2 - Birch - crown lift by 1-1.5m, thin crown by 20-25%
Cedar T1 - reduce canopy over lawn area by approx 2m from tips and shape into sides and top. Magnolia T2 - reduce canopy by approx 1m from tips and thin by 15%.
T1- London plane prune back overhanging growth on eastern corner by approx 2-3m from tips. T2 - Olive prune back by approx 1m from tips. T3 - Cedar compressed unions, damaging wall and close proximity to house. Fell and replant with species tbc. T4 - Fig shape canopy approx .5m from tips. T5 - Robinia reduce back to previous pruning points approx 1m from tips. T6 - Birch reduce canopy back by 1.5m from tips. T7 - Whitebeam reduce canopy by approx 1.5m from tips.
Removal of Magnolia Grandifiola.
T1 Fig tree - fell to combat subsidence damage to 48 Hazlewell Road SW15 6LR
Removal of Pyracantha.
Front Garden G1 - Lime x3 Re-pollard by removal up to 2 metres of branch length Works will encourage well balanced crown for future years Crown lifting/removing low growth to maintain the statutory heights over footpaths and highways To allow retention of the trees within the available space for growth Rear Garden H1 - Bay Reduce height to top of fence and side up to fence line by removal of up to 2 metres in branch length
T1 Prunus Pisardii: Reduce by 1.5m from the height and width, Justification: Routine maintenance, to prevent conflict with property and maintain balance and shape
Alteration including installation of replacement UPVC windows and doors to all elevations and installation of new roof.
SIDE T003- REMOVE ONE CHERRY TREE AS CLOSE TO GROUND LEVEL AS POSSIBLE AND TREAT STUMP FRONT T005- REPOLLARD ONE LONDON PLANE TO PREVIOUS POINTS
Alterations including erection of a mansard extension (with French doors and safety railings) to the main rear roof, including raising the ridge by 100mm, installation of two rooflights to front roofslope, installation of a new pitched roof and patio doors to the existing single storey rear extension. Revisions to planning permission 2026/1990, to include reduction of rear extension rooflights from three to two; addition of one conservation rooflight to the front roof slope above the stairwell; and improvements to the front garden and boundary treatment, including a new brick boundary wall, planting, path and paving, cycle store, and external redecoration.
T1 Apple - Very poor condition. Base has rotten and disconnected from some roots. Very little crown, predominantly taken over by Wisteria from neighbouring property. Suspect a root rot such as Honey Fungus. Turkey tail and Hairy Curtain crust are both on tree, mainly on dead or dysfunctional wood. Remove. T2 Common Beech - The tree is located on adjacent to the boundary fence of no.8 and no.9. The tree has been dying from the tips since 2023 which can be seen in one of the attached photos. Approximately half of the crown has died. I suspect a root rot fungi such as Honey Fungus though I do not suspect Kretz as the crown would likely be in better condition due to the way the two fungi act on the roots. No Armillaria fruiting bodies have been seen due to the time of year the survey took place and likely due to the recent heatwaves. The recent heatwaves will not have helped the tree in defending itself due to the lack of water, but this could also be considered in terms of the Armillaria, as it ideally needs a wet substrate to act on. I suggest removing the tree and replanting as there are a number of high risk targets close to the tree. Both families use their gardens with no.9 having a number of structures within striking distance. Open to suggestion for what to replant, ideally from the RHS list of resistant trees to Honey Fungus (PDF attached). Tree of around 3m to be planted on the property.
Erection of 4.No timber clad bin stores for use by the residents of 8-14 Cambalt Road and alterations to the front landscaping.
Alterations to existing double garage including installation of windows and french doors to front elevation and installation of two sky lights to roof in connection with its use as habitable annexe space.
T1 Black Cherry: Crown Reduction Carry out a crown reduction to the Black Cherry tree, reducing the overall height and spread of the crown by approximately 2???3 metres. Prune selectively back to suitable and appropriate pruning points to maintain a balanced, natural and proportionate crown structure. Remove any dead, damaged or unwanted branches identified during the works, whilst retaining sufficient healthy growth to maintain the tree's overall health and appearance.
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