T1 - Beech - Reduce back lower/middle canopy by 2m to leave appox 4.2m from trunk.T2 to T5 - Oak & Beech - remove low branches to leave a clear trunk of 5m & prune higher canopies leaving 4.20m from the property & 4.2m from the trunk.T6 - Oak - Reduce crown height by 4.5m to leave a 13.5m.Reduce large limb over neighbours to leave 4m from main stem.T7 - Chesnut - Crown Lift to leave a clear trunk to 5/6m. Crown reduce by 4.5m to leave at 13.5m.T8 - Hornbeam - Prune Canopy by 2m.T9 - Hornbeam - Reduce Crown by 3m to leave at 12m.
6 Martin Court Hempstead Gillingham ME7 3SD
Not publishedReference: TPA/16/0650Medway Council
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T1 - Beech - Reduce back lower/middle canopy by 2m to leave appox 4.2m from trunk.T2 to T5 - Oak & Beech - remove low branches to leave a clear trunk of 5m & prune higher canopies leaving 4.20m from the property & 4.2m from the trunk.T6 - Oak - Reduce crown height by 4.5m to leave a 13.5m.Reduce large limb over neighbours to leave 4m from main stem.T7 - Chesnut - Crown Lift to leave a clear trunk to 5/6m. Crown reduce by 4.5m to leave at 13.5m.T8 - Hornbeam - Prune Canopy by 2m.T9 - Hornbeam - Reduce Crown by 3m to leave at 12m.
Proposal details
Reference
TPA/16/0650
Alternative references
PP-04627621
Ward
Hempstead And Wigmore Ward
Agent
Quality Tree Care Limited
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