(T1) Eucalyptus - section fell to ground level Height 12.5m Crown spread 8.0m The tree is in an inappropriate location overhanging the railway. CA permission was granted 2 years ago for a reduction, which was applied for when a previous resident lived at the property. This work was not carried out. We and the current resident think it prudent to remove this tree, taking into account the fact that the railway will have to be closed every time it needs to be worked on, at great expense to the resident. It will also pose a hazard to the railway lines if allowed to continue growing.
154A ALBYN ROAD, LONDON, SE8 4JQ
UnknownReference: DC/26/143240London Borough of Lewisham
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(T1) Eucalyptus - section fell to ground level Height 12.5m Crown spread 8.0m The tree is in an inappropriate location overhanging the railway. CA permission was granted 2 years ago for a reduction, which was applied for when a previous resident lived at the property. This work was not carried out. We and the current resident think it prudent to remove this tree, taking into account the fact that the railway will have to be closed every time it needs to be worked on, at great expense to the resident. It will also pose a hazard to the railway lines if allowed to continue growing.
Proposal details
Reference
DC/26/143240
Alternative references
PP-14760619
Ward
Brockley
Parish
Does NOT need to go to BCAP
Agent
Foxy Arboriculture Ltd
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