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We are applying to remove two trees on our boundary. The first is marked 1 on the attached plan. It is an elder tree that has two main trunks which were being strangled by ivy which we removed a few years ago. One of the main trunks has become rotten and the whole tree is suckering extensively so we would like to remove it. The second tree is marked 2 on the plan. It is a wild plum tree. It is part of a small thicket which was also growing next door (62 Wolseley Road). That plot is being developed and their wild plum was removed. This has had the effect of causing the tree on our side to sucker extensively which has damaged our pond. It is adjacent to a paved area and the suckers are very vigorous. We are concerned that the nation is not damaged. We already need to re-build our pond. We plan to replant tree 1 with a styrax as soon as possible. This will be suitable for a garden. We plan to replace tree 2 most likely with an amelanchier once we are sure that we have removed all the suckers that are growing.

56 Wolseley Road, Hornsey, London, N8 8RP

Decision MadeReference: HGY/2024/0449London Borough of Haringey

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Status
Decision Made
Application type
Works to trees in Conservation Area
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Local authority
London Borough of Haringey

Application overview

We are applying to remove two trees on our boundary. The first is marked 1 on the attached plan. It is an elder tree that has two main trunks which were being strangled by ivy which we removed a few years ago. One of the main trunks has become rotten and the whole tree is suckering extensively so we would like to remove it. The second tree is marked 2 on the plan. It is a wild plum tree. It is part of a small thicket which was also growing next door (62 Wolseley Road). That plot is being developed and their wild plum was removed. This has had the effect of causing the tree on our side to sucker extensively which has damaged our pond. It is adjacent to a paved area and the suckers are very vigorous. We are concerned that the nation is not damaged. We already need to re-build our pond. We plan to replant tree 1 with a styrax as soon as possible. This will be suitable for a garden. We plan to replace tree 2 most likely with an amelanchier once we are sure that we have removed all the suckers that are growing.

Proposal details

Reference
HGY/2024/0449
Alternative references
PP-12804798
Ward
Crouch End

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Application location

56 Wolseley Road, Hornsey, London, N8 8RP

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
Garden plan 56 wolseley Road.pdf · PDF21 Feb 2024View
Tree photo3 Apr 2024View
Tree photo3 Apr 2024View
Additional tree photo4 Apr 2024View
Tree photo3 Apr 2024View
Additional tree photo4 Apr 2024View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF21 Feb 2024View
HGY 0449 Tree Work Report Template · PDF9 Apr 2024View
Additional tree photo4 Apr 2024View

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