Yew tree (T1) adjacent to drive, fell to as near ground level as possible. Copper Beech (T2), reduce large lateral extending towards garage through Yews by 4 metres to a suitable live point to reduce leverage and risk of collapse. Lightly raise crown overhanging garden to 5 metres above ground level. Canopy overhanging neighbouring property to the east, reduce lateral branches by approximately 2 metres to 6 metres to prevent encroachment, removing end sections encroaching on neighbouring property.
Stoneberrow House The Village Dymock Gloucestershire GL18 2AJ
DecidedReference: P0689/25/TCAForest of Dean District Council
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Yew tree (T1) adjacent to drive, fell to as near ground level as possible. Copper Beech (T2), reduce large lateral extending towards garage through Yews by 4 metres to a suitable live point to reduce leverage and risk of collapse. Lightly raise crown overhanging garden to 5 metres above ground level. Canopy overhanging neighbouring property to the east, reduce lateral branches by approximately 2 metres to 6 metres to prevent encroachment, removing end sections encroaching on neighbouring property.
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Reference
P0689/25/TCA
Ward
Dymock
Parish
Dymock
Agent
Adrian Hope Tree Services
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