T1 is a mature Holm Oak standing to the South-east corner of the property and partially overhanging neighbouring property to south. Applicant would like to crown lift 2 limbs growing towards Lucy Court to south where they overhang. Remove 1 limb and cut back the second, also remove upright growth associated with these two limbs. This is to allow more light to adjacent property and to prevent the tree becoming a nuisance to neighbours. T2 is a Yew growing in the same area as T1, this overhangs neighbours car parking area. Applicant proposes removing lowest two limbs where they overhang.
The Old Rectory Ross Road English Bicknor Gloucestershire GL16 7PQ
ConsentReference: P1486/23/TCAForest of Dean District Council
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T1 is a mature Holm Oak standing to the South-east corner of the property and partially overhanging neighbouring property to south. Applicant would like to crown lift 2 limbs growing towards Lucy Court to south where they overhang. Remove 1 limb and cut back the second, also remove upright growth associated with these two limbs. This is to allow more light to adjacent property and to prevent the tree becoming a nuisance to neighbours. T2 is a Yew growing in the same area as T1, this overhangs neighbours car parking area. Applicant proposes removing lowest two limbs where they overhang.
Proposal details
Reference
P1486/23/TCA
Ward
Berry Hill
Parish
English Bicknor
Agent
Ecotech Tree Care
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