Pruning of three Beech trees to maintain clearances adjacent to the property, over the highway, streetlight, and also neighbours property. - Removal of any visible deadwood, broken branches, pruning stubs. Crown lifting low, pendulous branches to increase ground clearance all round for example up to 5-6m. This will include pruning of selected small diameter branches only (soft growth) eg 75mm diameter, not structural branches over this size. Minor crown reduction to reduce branches overhanging /close to the roof of the house. pruning reduction of soft growth only, eg 75mm to maintain 2-3m clearance as appropriate. Total pruning will equate to less than 10% crown volume per tree. - TPO-PN1-317
5 Woodland Close Bearpark Durham DH7 7EB
DecidedReference: DM/25/01559/TPODurham County Council
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Pruning of three Beech trees to maintain clearances adjacent to the property, over the highway, streetlight, and also neighbours property. - Removal of any visible deadwood, broken branches, pruning stubs. Crown lifting low, pendulous branches to increase ground clearance all round for example up to 5-6m. This will include pruning of selected small diameter branches only (soft growth) eg 75mm diameter, not structural branches over this size. Minor crown reduction to reduce branches overhanging /close to the roof of the house. pruning reduction of soft growth only, eg 75mm to maintain 2-3m clearance as appropriate. Total pruning will equate to less than 10% crown volume per tree. - TPO-PN1-317
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DM/25/01559/TPO
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PP-14085422
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Deerness
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Bearpark
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