- T1, T2 walnut : repollard every 2 years. - T3, T4 horse chestnut : repollard every 2 years. - T5 silver birch : lift crown to give 2.40m clearance above ground level. - T7 silver birch : fell. - T8 lime : remove basal shoots and then trim these back every 2 years. - T9 holly : trim to maintain size every 5 years. - T10 cherry : tip back lower branches to above eye height. - T13 yew : prune to lift branches off wall. - T15 yew : trim every 2 years to maintain 1m clearance from building. - T17 holly : trim every 2 years to 2m in height. - T18 beech :fell. - T22 apple : remove top section of tree back to branch growing towards church. Reduce low limb to south by 50%.
St Marys Church Mill Lane Halford Warwickshire
Tree Consent with ConditionsReference: 10/00693/TREEStratford-on-Avon District Council
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- T1, T2 walnut : repollard every 2 years. - T3, T4 horse chestnut : repollard every 2 years. - T5 silver birch : lift crown to give 2.40m clearance above ground level. - T7 silver birch : fell. - T8 lime : remove basal shoots and then trim these back every 2 years. - T9 holly : trim to maintain size every 5 years. - T10 cherry : tip back lower branches to above eye height. - T13 yew : prune to lift branches off wall. - T15 yew : trim every 2 years to maintain 1m clearance from building. - T17 holly : trim every 2 years to 2m in height. - T18 beech :fell. - T22 apple : remove top section of tree back to branch growing towards church. Reduce low limb to south by 50%.
Proposal details
Reference
10/00693/TREE
Ward
Ettington Ward
Parish
Halford
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