A group of trees (TPO refs - T9, T10 and G3), including sycamore, willow and poplar growing along the southern border of 24 well Park. These have been historically managed as pollards at 2.5m and now have regrowth between 10 and 15m. 2) A group of 3 willows (TPO ref - G2) to the rear of 24 Well Park includes a tree that is twin stemmed from base with a heavy lean towards the garden to the east. Tree to be pollarded to 7-8m and then managed as a pollard on a cyclical basis. 3) A smaller tree in this group (TPO ref G2) is directly impacting a wooden structure within the neighbour's garden. To be coppiced to ground level and managed as such to ensure no future structural issues.
Land At Well Park Congresbury
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A group of trees (TPO refs - T9, T10 and G3), including sycamore, willow and poplar growing along the southern border of 24 well Park. These have been historically managed as pollards at 2.5m and now have regrowth between 10 and 15m. 2) A group of 3 willows (TPO ref - G2) to the rear of 24 Well Park includes a tree that is twin stemmed from base with a heavy lean towards the garden to the east. Tree to be pollarded to 7-8m and then managed as a pollard on a cyclical basis. 3) A smaller tree in this group (TPO ref G2) is directly impacting a wooden structure within the neighbour's garden. To be coppiced to ground level and managed as such to ensure no future structural issues.
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Reference
24/P/2164/TPO
Ward
Congresbury And Puxton
Parish
Congresbury
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