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G1 Ash & Maple - carefully section fell both trees (only Maple closest to Ash) to ground level and treat stumps. T2 Ash - carefully section fell Ash to ground level and treat stumps. T3 Bird Cherry - we will meticulously reduce the height by 3-4m and shape the tree, ensuring that all pruning work is executed to the highest professional standard. T4 Beech - remove lowest limb growing over lawn - general maintenance. T5 Maple - carefully section fell to ground level - previous storm damaged tree with severe decay at large pruning points.

Stoneycroft House Red House Lane Shirenewton NP16 6RQ

DecidedReference: DM/2024/00616Monmouthshire County Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to trees in a Con Area
Received
10 May 2024
Validated
29 May 2024
Determination deadline
10 Jul 2024
Local authority
Monmouthshire County Council

Application overview

G1 Ash & Maple - carefully section fell both trees (only Maple closest to Ash) to ground level and treat stumps. T2 Ash - carefully section fell Ash to ground level and treat stumps. T3 Bird Cherry - we will meticulously reduce the height by 3-4m and shape the tree, ensuring that all pruning work is executed to the highest professional standard. T4 Beech - remove lowest limb growing over lawn - general maintenance. T5 Maple - carefully section fell to ground level - previous storm damaged tree with severe decay at large pruning points.

Proposal details

Reference
DM/2024/00616
Alternative references
PP-13054397
Ward
Shirenewton
Parish
Shirenewton Community Council

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Stoneycroft House Red House Lane Shirenewton NP16 6RQ

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DocumentPublishedAction
TREE IN CON AREA APPROVE DECISION NOTICEDecision · PDF29 May 2024View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF10 May 2024View
JOB SHEETOther · PDF10 May 2024View
PHOTO 1Drawing · PDF10 May 2024View
PHOTO 2Drawing · PDF10 May 2024View
PHOTO 3Drawing · PDF10 May 2024View
PHOTO 4Drawing · PDF10 May 2024View
PHOTO 5OS Extract · PDF10 May 2024View

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