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Works to tree protected by a TPO. T1 (in TPO schedule) - Ash. Tree ref 1985 in tree location plan. Works: Repollard to 5-6m to original pollard location. Reason: Tree is currently highly dysfunctional. Significant dieback is evident in mid and upper canopy. Degraded large diameter deadwood is evident on extremities. Has recently shed large diameter deadwood into shrub bed. Numerous bark lesions exist up and down primary branches. Pollard knuckle appears sound. 50%+ bark loss at base with exposed wood having white rot evident - some areas having significantly altered/degraded exposed wood. Very poor associated callusing. Screwdriver pushed in 50mm+ to exposed altered wood - stem diameter is approx 800mm. Rationale for pollard is to control risk to garden occupants and adjacent garages while allowing for retention of tree stem to either regenerate or die and provide local deadwood resource.

Roden Court, 115, Hornsey Lane, London, N6 5EF

Decision MadeReference: HGY/2022/2285London Borough of Haringey

Application location

Roden Court, 115, Hornsey Lane, London, N6 5EF

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Consent under Tree Preservation Orders
Received
Not published
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Haringey

Application overview

Works to tree protected by a TPO. T1 (in TPO schedule) - Ash. Tree ref 1985 in tree location plan. Works: Repollard to 5-6m to original pollard location. Reason: Tree is currently highly dysfunctional. Significant dieback is evident in mid and upper canopy. Degraded large diameter deadwood is evident on extremities. Has recently shed large diameter deadwood into shrub bed. Numerous bark lesions exist up and down primary branches. Pollard knuckle appears sound. 50%+ bark loss at base with exposed wood having white rot evident - some areas having significantly altered/degraded exposed wood. Very poor associated callusing. Screwdriver pushed in 50mm+ to exposed altered wood - stem diameter is approx 800mm. Rationale for pollard is to control risk to garden occupants and adjacent garages while allowing for retention of tree stem to either regenerate or die and provide local deadwood resource.

Proposal details

Reference
HGY/2022/2285
Ward
Crouch End
Agent
Mr Mark Clews

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
PXL_20220811_1547361942 Nov 2022View
PXL_20220811_1547207522 Nov 2022View
PXL_20220811_1541572002 Nov 2022View
DM Final Officer Report.pdf · PDF18 Aug 2023View
PXL_20220811_1542119162 Nov 2022View
ApplicationFormRedactedDocument · PDF8 Sept 2022View
PXL_20220811_1536159232 Nov 2022View
DM Decision.pdf · PDF18 Aug 2023View
QTRA2022-OH-N6-5EF-TLPDocument · PDF8 Sept 2022View
PXL_20220811_1542107642 Nov 2022View
PXL_20220811_1542078192 Nov 2022View

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