Tree number 1: - Tree thinning: to ensure the optimal health and growth of the tree. Through selective removal of branches and stems from the inner side (garden), we improve sunlight penetration and air circulation, reducing the risk of disease and enhancing the overall vitality of the tree.- reducing the top of the crown to the similar height as the tree next to it. Reducing the crown can mitigate any dangers that can result from an oversized tree.Tree number 2:- removing lower branches to increase the clearance between the ground and the crown. - reducing the top of the crown to the similar height as the tree next to it. Reducing the crown can mitigate any dangers that can result from an oversized tree.
1 Park House Gates Nottingham NG3 5LX
Pending ConsiderationReference: 24/01920/PWCNottingham City Council
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Tree number 1: - Tree thinning: to ensure the optimal health and growth of the tree. Through selective removal of branches and stems from the inner side (garden), we improve sunlight penetration and air circulation, reducing the risk of disease and enhancing the overall vitality of the tree.- reducing the top of the crown to the similar height as the tree next to it. Reducing the crown can mitigate any dangers that can result from an oversized tree.Tree number 2:- removing lower branches to increase the clearance between the ground and the crown. - reducing the top of the crown to the similar height as the tree next to it. Reducing the crown can mitigate any dangers that can result from an oversized tree.
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Reference
24/01920/PWC
Ward
Mapperley (May 2019)
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