1. New Zealand Holly, marked on site plan. This tree is suffering significant die-back on the NE side (facing into garden). Pls see photo NZ Holly 2. Most branches have new shoots at approx. 1.5m above ground level, including some pointing into the area where there is now a void. We propose cutting the remaining branches off above this height in order to provide a uniform height as the new shoots develop. 2. Silver Birch, marked on site plan. This tree has spread much more on the east side than the other sides. See photo SB1. As a result it is smothering an Amelanchier. See photos SB2 & SB3. We propose to remove the small branches smothering the Amelanchier and to lift the crown to approx. 2.2m
Garden House 37 Victoria Road Clevedon BS21 7SB
DecidedReference: 26/P/1548/TRCANorth Somerset Council
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1. New Zealand Holly, marked on site plan. This tree is suffering significant die-back on the NE side (facing into garden). Pls see photo NZ Holly 2. Most branches have new shoots at approx. 1.5m above ground level, including some pointing into the area where there is now a void. We propose cutting the remaining branches off above this height in order to provide a uniform height as the new shoots develop. 2. Silver Birch, marked on site plan. This tree has spread much more on the east side than the other sides. See photo SB1. As a result it is smothering an Amelanchier. See photos SB2 & SB3. We propose to remove the small branches smothering the Amelanchier and to lift the crown to approx. 2.2m
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26/P/1548/TRCA
Ward
Clevedon West
Parish
Clevedon
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