G1 (mixed species): Cut overhanging vegetation along northern boundary back to boundary T2 (walnut): Prune neighbour's overhanging walnut to give 2-3m clearance to garage roof and remove overhang above driveway (see photo) T3 (fruit tree): Reshape tree immediately south of driveway (see photo 2) T4 (Walnut): Remove majority of walnut crown to encourage the formation of pollard knuckles T5 (holly) Reshape holly (see photo) G6 (2x birch): reduce 2x birch trees to ensure 2-3m clearance to the house and crown raise by removing epicormic growth on the main stems
10 MAITLAND ROAD, READING, RG1 6NL
Decision MadeReference: PL/25/1123Reading Borough Council
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G1 (mixed species): Cut overhanging vegetation along northern boundary back to boundary T2 (walnut): Prune neighbour's overhanging walnut to give 2-3m clearance to garage roof and remove overhang above driveway (see photo) T3 (fruit tree): Reshape tree immediately south of driveway (see photo 2) T4 (Walnut): Remove majority of walnut crown to encourage the formation of pollard knuckles T5 (holly) Reshape holly (see photo) G6 (2x birch): reduce 2x birch trees to ensure 2-3m clearance to the house and crown raise by removing epicormic growth on the main stems
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Reference
PL/25/1123
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PP-14211726
Ward
Coley Ward
Agent
Mr David White
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