1. Willow tree TPO: T0045.26 2. At 67 Parkstone Avenue : Back garden : middle of the garden 3. To completely remove the tree from the root upwards and plant another willow tree or similar mature trees 3. Reason: the tree is completely dead and the it can fall anytime as a whole or its heavy branches with injury or threat to the life to humans and other wild animals ( foxes etc) . One large branch has already fallen and is pre stipulated balanced stuck on the tree and can already fall at any time. 4. The tree sounds hollow on tapping its trunk : amenities hit is dead from inside and the bark is chipping away and is stone dry .
67 Parkstone Avenue Hornchurch RM11 3LT
UndecidedReference: T0130.26London Borough of Havering
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1. Willow tree TPO: T0045.26 2. At 67 Parkstone Avenue : Back garden : middle of the garden 3. To completely remove the tree from the root upwards and plant another willow tree or similar mature trees 3. Reason: the tree is completely dead and the it can fall anytime as a whole or its heavy branches with injury or threat to the life to humans and other wild animals ( foxes etc) . One large branch has already fallen and is pre stipulated balanced stuck on the tree and can already fall at any time. 4. The tree sounds hollow on tapping its trunk : amenities hit is dead from inside and the bark is chipping away and is stone dry .
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Reference
T0130.26
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Dr BAL SHARMA 67 Parkstone Avenue Hornchurch RM11 3LT
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