COURTYARD AREA: 1 x Apple Tree (Malus) (T1) - Remedial prune of broken branches back to suitable growth points. Reduce crown by approx. 30%. 1 x Yew (T2) - Remove climbing plant. Reduce crown by 20% to tidy and balance shape. 1 x Ginkgo (T3) - Remove all climbing plants from the tree. 1 x Bay (T4) - Reduce crown height by approx. 30%. Reduce lateral and sub lateral crown spread by 30 - 40% in order to form a more compact crown structure. 1 x Sycamore (T5) - Prune torn out stubs back to main stem.
Courtyard Area r/o 40 - 44 Cholmley Gardens London NW6 1AH
Final DecisionReference: 2021/0734/TLondon Borough of Camden
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Notification of Intended Works to Tree(s) in a Conservation Area
Received
18 Feb 2021
Validated
17 Feb 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Camden
Application overview
COURTYARD AREA: 1 x Apple Tree (Malus) (T1) - Remedial prune of broken branches back to suitable growth points. Reduce crown by approx. 30%. 1 x Yew (T2) - Remove climbing plant. Reduce crown by 20% to tidy and balance shape. 1 x Ginkgo (T3) - Remove all climbing plants from the tree. 1 x Bay (T4) - Reduce crown height by approx. 30%. Reduce lateral and sub lateral crown spread by 30 - 40% in order to form a more compact crown structure. 1 x Sycamore (T5) - Prune torn out stubs back to main stem.
Proposal details
Reference
2021/0734/T
Ward
Fortune Green (Pre May 2022)
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