2/TPO/00171 -The tree is classed as a T1 oak. Reduce the crown by 2.5m due to excessive growth towards property to manage this tree due to its proximity this tree will always require management to appease living spaces and gardens issues which commonly arise from shading caused by trees themselves. Mature oak covered by TPO with close proximity to building. A crown reduction will be beneficial to mitigate shading and future overhanging issues. Limbs towards the property and stems have been historically pollarded which have recovered from this and have now formed the current crown shape.
41 Mannington Place South Wootton King's Lynn Norfolk PE30 3UD
UnknownReference: 24/00214/TPOBorough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk
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2/TPO/00171 -The tree is classed as a T1 oak. Reduce the crown by 2.5m due to excessive growth towards property to manage this tree due to its proximity this tree will always require management to appease living spaces and gardens issues which commonly arise from shading caused by trees themselves. Mature oak covered by TPO with close proximity to building. A crown reduction will be beneficial to mitigate shading and future overhanging issues. Limbs towards the property and stems have been historically pollarded which have recovered from this and have now formed the current crown shape.
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Reference
24/00214/TPO
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PP-13509162
Ward
Gaywood North Bank
Parish
King's Lynn
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