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Request to Trim Potentially Hazardous Tree This request is to address a potentially hazardous tree located entirely within my property boundaries at RM13FG. The tree current condition is overgrown with dead branches. The branches are notably uncontrolled and spreading, making contact with and rubbing against the adjacent shed. This contact is causing concern for potential damage to both the shed and potentially the tree itself due to friction. I am the property owner of 2 Lita Mews and applicant and have a direct interest in ensuring the safety of property and mitigating any potential damage caused by the tree. The neighbouring property owner may also have an interest in ensuring the tree does not pose a risk to their property, though the tree is fully contained within my boundaries. The reason for these works is primarily safety and property protection. The current contact between the branches and the shed presents a risk of: 1. Damage to the shed structure (e.g., scratching, abrasion, eventual structural compromise). 2. Damage to the tree from constant rubbing. 3. Potential for falling branches due to an unbalanced or overgrown canopy, especially during adverse weather conditions and dead branches. 4. These works aim to alleviate these concerns and ensure the tree remains safe and well-maintained. At present, no replacement trees are intended to be planted, as the aim is to trim and reduce the existing tree, not to remove it. If, however, it is determined that the tree is under a TPO and the required works necessitate its removal, I am open to discussing suitable replacement tree options in line with any TPO conditions.

2 Lita Mews Romford RM1 3FG

Tree Work Refused Conditions/ReasonsReference: T0086.25London Borough of Havering

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Status
Tree Work Refused Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
2 Jul 2025
Validated
2 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
9 Jun 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Havering

Application overview

Request to Trim Potentially Hazardous Tree This request is to address a potentially hazardous tree located entirely within my property boundaries at RM13FG. The tree current condition is overgrown with dead branches. The branches are notably uncontrolled and spreading, making contact with and rubbing against the adjacent shed. This contact is causing concern for potential damage to both the shed and potentially the tree itself due to friction. I am the property owner of 2 Lita Mews and applicant and have a direct interest in ensuring the safety of property and mitigating any potential damage caused by the tree. The neighbouring property owner may also have an interest in ensuring the tree does not pose a risk to their property, though the tree is fully contained within my boundaries. The reason for these works is primarily safety and property protection. The current contact between the branches and the shed presents a risk of: 1. Damage to the shed structure (e.g., scratching, abrasion, eventual structural compromise). 2. Damage to the tree from constant rubbing. 3. Potential for falling branches due to an unbalanced or overgrown canopy, especially during adverse weather conditions and dead branches. 4. These works aim to alleviate these concerns and ensure the tree remains safe and well-maintained. At present, no replacement trees are intended to be planted, as the aim is to trim and reduce the existing tree, not to remove it. If, however, it is determined that the tree is under a TPO and the required works necessitate its removal, I am open to discussing suitable replacement tree options in line with any TPO conditions.

Proposal details

Reference
T0086.25
Ward
St Edwards
Agent
Mr Phani Ravindra Kaligotla 2 Lita Mews Romford RM1 3FG

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Officer ReportOfficer Report10 Jul 2026View
Officer Report for Decision under Delegated AuthorityOfficer Report for Decision under Delegated Authority20 May 2026View
Decision Notice Trees - DN_TREESDecision Notice Trees - DN_TREES20 May 2026View
Application FormApplication Form7 Jul 2025View

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Tree Work Refused Conditions/Reasons
Officer Report for Decision under Delegated Authority Decision Notice Trees - DN_TREES
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