To fell an Oak on neighbouring land

To remove 3 soft wood trees as they are getting too large for the area and are in decline and also leaning towards the property. Would replant.

T1 - White Beam - Fell. The tree has three predominant stems. One of the stems is growing over the garden fence, which is due to be replaced. This stem is causing damage to the fence and would interfere with a replacement fence. To remove to problem stem would leave a large wound in the tree, which may cause weakness, especially as the three stems have a low, heavily weighted union. Due to the much larger, mature surrounding trees, this tree is becoming 'leggy' and spreading far from a low union causing concern for the future where excessive weight will be supported by a low multi-stemmed union. The tree spreads over the corner of two gardens where both children and pets reside. The tree will later be replaced.

T1 (T10 on TPO document) Oak - Remove due to close proximity to house - approximately 4.5m from back door. Tree was pollarded at approximately 8m in 2022, subsequently it has very poor form and little amenity value, whilst offering little in terms of aesthetics. The mass of new epicormic growth also causes excessive shading.

Remove - Horse chestnut tree - (T12)

To remove a conifer and replace with native trees

T1 - Yew tree reduce by 5-6 Metres to allow more light

Remove - Oak tree

To remove a conifer tree to the right of the property, on the corner of Bernard Road. The tree is now dangerously overgrown and there are concerns over the safety of the tree. Further details within the application form.

Tree Removal