T1 (English Oak) - Crown lift to approximately 6 metres. Remove epicormic growth. Reduce the limb between the two houses back to a suitable growth point away from the carport. Remove deadwood. T2 (Common Ash) - Remove deadwood. Remove epicormic growth where present and appropriate. T3 (Common Beech) - Remove deadwood. Remove epicormic growth where present and appropriate.T4 (English Oak) - Prune back the lower limb growing towards the property. Remove deadwood. T5 (Copper Beech) - Crown lift to approximately 4 metres. T6 (English Oak) - Remove deadwood. Remove epicormic growth where present and appropriate.
14 Queen Marys Close Upper Saxondale Nottinghamshire NG12 2NR
Not publishedReference: 26/01620/TPORushcliffe Borough Council
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T1 (English Oak) - Crown lift to approximately 6 metres. Remove epicormic growth. Reduce the limb between the two houses back to a suitable growth point away from the carport. Remove deadwood. T2 (Common Ash) - Remove deadwood. Remove epicormic growth where present and appropriate. T3 (Common Beech) - Remove deadwood. Remove epicormic growth where present and appropriate.T4 (English Oak) - Prune back the lower limb growing towards the property. Remove deadwood. T5 (Copper Beech) - Crown lift to approximately 4 metres. T6 (English Oak) - Remove deadwood. Remove epicormic growth where present and appropriate.
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Reference
26/01620/TPO
Ward
Newton
Parish
Upper Saxondale
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