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REAR: ONE twin-stemmed Ash (T1)(ht.18m) FELL. Reason: Fell due to presence of Inonotus hispidus present in high canopy, included bark fork, next to boundary wall and the advancement of Ash die-back (not evidenced). Ash dieback renders trees unsafe to manage in the future and economically unviable as it will have to be managed with a Mobile Elevated Work Platform (MEWP). Replanting proposal: Replace with planting Caucasian Lime REAR: ONE multi-stemmed Ash (T2)(ht.22m) FELL. Reason: Fell due to this being a lapsed high pollard tree that has ash dieback (not evidenced), also unsafe to manage in the future and economically unviable as this will require the use of a MEWP. Replanting proposal: Replace with planting Caucasian Lime. (please see informative B below encouraging retention with T2 with crown reduction management).Informative A: the proposed replacement trees for T1 and T2 with 2x Caucasian limes, together with the proposed replacement for previously felled sycamore T3 (ref DC/24/134370) is hugely appreciated and welcomed to maintain tree canopy cover in the long-term. Agent asked to remind the applicant of the importance of frequent watering during growing seasons for 5yrs to ensure successful establishment. Informative B: the retention of ash T2 is encouraged to retain tree canopy cover for rear outlook amenity with Pagoda Gardens, wildlife and environmental benefits, and linear green infrastructure between treed railsides and Blackheath SINCs. Informative C: please create habitat log piles for wildlife and biodiversity with arisings .

15 GRANVILLE PARK, LONDON, SE13 7DY

UnknownReference: DC/25/140493London Borough of Lewisham

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15 GRANVILLE PARK, LONDON, SE13 7DY

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Application summary

Status
Unknown
Application type
Trees in Conservation Areas
Received
18 Jun 2025
Validated
2 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Lewisham

Application overview

REAR: ONE twin-stemmed Ash (T1)(ht.18m) FELL. Reason: Fell due to presence of Inonotus hispidus present in high canopy, included bark fork, next to boundary wall and the advancement of Ash die-back (not evidenced). Ash dieback renders trees unsafe to manage in the future and economically unviable as it will have to be managed with a Mobile Elevated Work Platform (MEWP). Replanting proposal: Replace with planting Caucasian Lime REAR: ONE multi-stemmed Ash (T2)(ht.22m) FELL. Reason: Fell due to this being a lapsed high pollard tree that has ash dieback (not evidenced), also unsafe to manage in the future and economically unviable as this will require the use of a MEWP. Replanting proposal: Replace with planting Caucasian Lime. (please see informative B below encouraging retention with T2 with crown reduction management).Informative A: the proposed replacement trees for T1 and T2 with 2x Caucasian limes, together with the proposed replacement for previously felled sycamore T3 (ref DC/24/134370) is hugely appreciated and welcomed to maintain tree canopy cover in the long-term. Agent asked to remind the applicant of the importance of frequent watering during growing seasons for 5yrs to ensure successful establishment. Informative B: the retention of ash T2 is encouraged to retain tree canopy cover for rear outlook amenity with Pagoda Gardens, wildlife and environmental benefits, and linear green infrastructure between treed railsides and Blackheath SINCs. Informative C: please create habitat log piles for wildlife and biodiversity with arisings .

Proposal details

Reference
DC/25/140493
Alternative references
PP-14108160
Ward
Blackheath
Agent
All For Trees

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Decision noticeDecision · PDF13 Aug 2025View
Tree image 1Photographs29 Jul 2025View
Tree image 2Photographs29 Jul 2025View
Tree image 3Photographs29 Jul 2025View
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Tree image 5Photographs29 Jul 2025View
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T1, t2 photosPhotographs · PDF26 Jul 2025View
Site location planSite Location Plan2 Jul 2025View
T1 imagePhotographs18 Jun 2025View
Statement of worksCase Copy Documents · PDF18 Jun 2025View
T2 & t3 imagePhotographs18 Jun 2025View
T1 imagePhotographs18 Jun 2025View
T1 imagePhotographs18 Jun 2025View
Application formApplication Form · PDF18 Jun 2025View

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