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60 St Marks Road, Henley-on-Thames, RG9 1LW
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H1: Holly, Conifer and Laurel - Reduce heights by removing up to 2 meters. - Trim lateral face as firmly as possible retaining the screen. - Ensure adequate clearance of the garage. T1: Lime Bifurcation at 3m previously topped - Remove major & moderate deadwood. - Right hand side stem appears stressed with moderate dead wood within the crown & some tip die back. Unclear as to the cause. Partial selective reduction to more vigorous areas of growth, this may remove up to 2 meters of lateral growth from some of the branches of the right-hand side stem as viewed from the house. T2: Cypress - Trim side garden Frontage facing the house to as high as ladder & Long poll trimmers will safely reach. G1: Hazel - Prune out thicker stems to leave more slender stems with architectural interest. Selectively reduce remaining laterals to retain flowing sculptural forms. - Prune some lateral stems to contain G2: laurel - Reduce lateral growth back to form more upright & reduce tops to approximately 3m from ground level. T3: Beech - Reduce side profiles to form a more columnar shape - Top by up to 2m to form a flatter top. G3: Hazel - Prune out thicker stems to leave more slender stems with architectural interest. Selectively reduce remaining laterals to retain flowing sculptural forms. G4: Hazel & conifers in neighbouring garden - Prune back to boundary wall. G5: Hazel x2 - Prune to 1m stools - Dig out small adjacent hazel re growth near walnut T4: Thuja - Trim top & sides to contain G6: Laurel & Hazel - Prune tops to approximately 3m fgl. - Prune back side lateral to upright stems to clear neighbouring fence to the rear boundary T5: Apple - Prune top growth to by approximately 1.5m to bring into crown profile. T6: Plum - Prune top growth to by approximately 1.5m to bring into crown profile. T7: Apple - Prune top growth to by approximately 1.5m to bring into crown profile. T8: Apple - Prune top growth to by approximately 1.5m to bring into crown profile. G7: Large border shrub x4 from pittosporum (donÿ¿ÿ¿ÿ¿ÿ¢ÿ¿ÿ¿ÿ¿ÿ¿ÿ¿ÿ¿ÿ¿ÿ¿t prune pittosporum) down to birch - Prune top growth to contain H2: Viburnum by wall - Annual trim T9: Birch - Reduction in height by up to 2.5m - Prune laterals to contain T10: Apple - Reduce height by approximately 1m T11: Magnolia - Prune lower growth over rosemary for new low fence installation - Prune back from the property to maintain a clearance of approximately 2m T12: Plum next to wall & neighbour - Remove to ground level G8: Hazels - Reduce in height to approximately 3m - Prune back side lateral away from wall & garage
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| Document | Published | Action |
|---|---|---|
| P23S3366TCAApplication Form | Not published | View |
| 11102023 091745 No objection to CA worksApplication Form | Not published | View |
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