T9 - Horse chestnut - Crown reduction to reduce height by 1.5m and reduce crown spread as required to maintain crown shape. These works are being undertaken as a result of the felling of a nearby maple and the need to reduce sail area from increased exposure. TPO155 ref T1.T11 - Horse chestnut - Fell to ground level, stump grind, tree pit renovation and tree planting. Felling is proposed due to an advanced column of decay through the main stem which presents a significant risk of failure.Trees protected under TPO155 ref T2.
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T9 - Horse chestnut - Crown reduction to reduce height by 1.5m and reduce crown spread as required to maintain crown shape. These works are being undertaken as a result of the felling of a nearby maple and the need to reduce sail area from increased exposure. TPO155 ref T1.T11 - Horse chestnut - Fell to ground level, stump grind, tree pit renovation and tree planting. Felling is proposed due to an advanced column of decay through the main stem which presents a significant risk of failure.Trees protected under TPO155 ref T2.
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Wollaton West (May 2019)
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