T1 Sycamore tree, Main canopy is heavily congested with ivy. Proposal to pollard the tree down to around 14-16 metres, the tree has shed large branches into garden below, main canopy unable to be assessed due to ivy. TPO 387E.T2 large sycamore tree. Proposal to remove deadwood from canopy, reduce back western canopy by reducing x1 limb by 2.5-3metres.T3 large sycamore with included bark at v-type union, poor union with included bark on the lower 2 metres of the stems. Leaning towards adjacent properties, proposal is to pollard the tree down to 16-18metres. Tree is likely to fail if not reduced.
1 Hall Lane Woodley Stockport SK6 1PP
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T1 Sycamore tree, Main canopy is heavily congested with ivy. Proposal to pollard the tree down to around 14-16 metres, the tree has shed large branches into garden below, main canopy unable to be assessed due to ivy. TPO 387E.T2 large sycamore tree. Proposal to remove deadwood from canopy, reduce back western canopy by reducing x1 limb by 2.5-3metres.T3 large sycamore with included bark at v-type union, poor union with included bark on the lower 2 metres of the stems. Leaning towards adjacent properties, proposal is to pollard the tree down to 16-18metres. Tree is likely to fail if not reduced.
Proposal details
Reference
DC/100348
Alternative references
PP-15096124
Ward
Bredbury & Woodley (Wern)
Agent
Mr Oliver Bancroft
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