T1-Cherry Plum (Prunus cerasifera) -reduce crown by 30% (1.8m) to suitable growth points, crown lift over garden and street side to give crown shape and form T2-Bay (Laurus nobilis) - reduce crown by 30% (2.75m) to suitable growth points -trim all sides to shape and tidy -lift over pavement sides by 0.5m T3-Yew (Taxus baccata) - reduce crown to match T2 -reduce lateral branches to match and lift over pavement by 0.75m T4-T5-2x Evergreen Privet Trees (Ligustrum lucidum) -both multi-stemmed -reduce all stems to RETAIN 2.5m above ground level with cuts to ensure rounded canopy line regrowth
32A-D Exeter Road, London, NW2 4SB
DecidedReference: 25/1850London Borough of Brent
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T1-Cherry Plum (Prunus cerasifera) -reduce crown by 30% (1.8m) to suitable growth points, crown lift over garden and street side to give crown shape and form T2-Bay (Laurus nobilis) - reduce crown by 30% (2.75m) to suitable growth points -trim all sides to shape and tidy -lift over pavement sides by 0.5m T3-Yew (Taxus baccata) - reduce crown to match T2 -reduce lateral branches to match and lift over pavement by 0.75m T4-T5-2x Evergreen Privet Trees (Ligustrum lucidum) -both multi-stemmed -reduce all stems to RETAIN 2.5m above ground level with cuts to ensure rounded canopy line regrowth
Proposal details
Reference
25/1850
Alternative references
PP-14106113
Ward
Cricklewood & Mapesbury
Agent
Red Squirrel Tree Surgery
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