Beech tree - Reduce the canopy to the sides of the tree generally by 1.0 metre except by more, where required, to ensure it is within the boundary of the property whilst reinstating the conical shape of the tree and up to 1.5 metres from the top of the tree to suitable natural pruning points, whilst retaining a balanced, natural, conical shape. Crown thin by up to 15%, together with a crown clean to remove dead, twisted and contorted branches (Revised description)
6 The Avenue Whitley Bay Tyne And Wear NE26 3PH
DecidedReference: 26/01256/TREECANorth Tyneside Council
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Beech tree - Reduce the canopy to the sides of the tree generally by 1.0 metre except by more, where required, to ensure it is within the boundary of the property whilst reinstating the conical shape of the tree and up to 1.5 metres from the top of the tree to suitable natural pruning points, whilst retaining a balanced, natural, conical shape. Crown thin by up to 15%, together with a crown clean to remove dead, twisted and contorted branches (Revised description)
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26/01256/TREECA
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