T1) 1x Salx babyloinca position the rear garden, age classes mature; Physiological condition/ good; Sutural condition: Fair/ Good.Proposed works: Crown reduction and crown reform, reduce the crown up to 4M and reshape. reduction to secondary grown points and formation of a new balanced crown framework. Retain the tree's natural weeping habit and form.All works to be carried out in accordance with BS3998Reason for works: Weeping Willow has become disproportionately large for the size of the garden resulting in excess shading of the garden and adjoining areas. Reduced usability and enjoyment of the amenity space TPO38/2004 TPO39/2004
29 Park Avenue Hutton Essex CM13 2QL
ApprovedReference: 26/00050/TPOBrentwood Borough Council
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T1) 1x Salx babyloinca position the rear garden, age classes mature; Physiological condition/ good; Sutural condition: Fair/ Good.Proposed works: Crown reduction and crown reform, reduce the crown up to 4M and reshape. reduction to secondary grown points and formation of a new balanced crown framework. Retain the tree's natural weeping habit and form.All works to be carried out in accordance with BS3998Reason for works: Weeping Willow has become disproportionately large for the size of the garden resulting in excess shading of the garden and adjoining areas. Reduced usability and enjoyment of the amenity space TPO38/2004 TPO39/2004
Proposal details
Reference
26/00050/TPO
Alternative references
PP-14631610
Ward
Hutton East
Agent
wychwood - Tree Surgeons
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