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T1975 Tilia x europaea; Dense basal growth. Remove basal growth to a height of 4.0 metres. Works to be carried out in the interest of sound arboricultural practice. T1979 Tilia x europaea; Low hanging branches. Basal growth. Reactive growth throughout the entire crown. Crown lift to 3.5m. Remove basal growth and crown thin by 15%. Works to be carried out in the interest of sound arboricultural practice and for health and safety to provide sufficient clearance from buildings, footpaths and drying areas. The crown thin is proposed to reduce wind resistance and weight and to allow more light through the tree. T1982 Fraxinus excelsior; Low level branches. Crown lift to a height of approximately 3.0 metres. Works to be carried out for health and safety to provide sufficient clearance from buildings, footpaths and drying areas.

Iver Court, Canonbury Park South, London

SECOND STAGE REVIEWReference: P2026/2420/TRELondon Borough of Islington

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Application location

Iver Court, Canonbury Park South, London

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Application summary

Status
SECOND STAGE REVIEW
Application type
Works application to tree with Tree Preservation Order
Received
11 Sept 2026
Validated
16 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
10 Nov 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Islington

Application overview

T1975 Tilia x europaea; Dense basal growth. Remove basal growth to a height of 4.0 metres. Works to be carried out in the interest of sound arboricultural practice. T1979 Tilia x europaea; Low hanging branches. Basal growth. Reactive growth throughout the entire crown. Crown lift to 3.5m. Remove basal growth and crown thin by 15%. Works to be carried out in the interest of sound arboricultural practice and for health and safety to provide sufficient clearance from buildings, footpaths and drying areas. The crown thin is proposed to reduce wind resistance and weight and to allow more light through the tree. T1982 Fraxinus excelsior; Low level branches. Crown lift to a height of approximately 3.0 metres. Works to be carried out for health and safety to provide sufficient clearance from buildings, footpaths and drying areas.

Proposal details

Reference
P2026/2420/TRE
Alternative references
PP-15218319
Ward
Canonbury
Agent
Charlotte Baker
UPRN
5300015770

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