- yew A: shorten back crown overhanging nursery car park by 1.5-2.0 metres to shape. Lift crown over footpath to provide clearance of 2.4metres. Ensure clearance of telephone line and crown clearance over highway of 5.2metres. - yew B: shorten back crown which extends over highway by 2metres. Ensure crown clearance over highway of 5.2metres. Tidy up branch hit by passing vehicle. Sever ivy. - yew C: prune back low limb which extends over the northern boundary wall, where wall displaced. - D: Unknown Species: fell. (Unable to locate on site). - 2no. oak: remove deadwood over 75mm in diameter.
St Peters Church Sambourne Lane Coughton
Tree Consent with ConditionsReference: 13/02832/TREEStratford-on-Avon District Council
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- yew A: shorten back crown overhanging nursery car park by 1.5-2.0 metres to shape. Lift crown over footpath to provide clearance of 2.4metres. Ensure clearance of telephone line and crown clearance over highway of 5.2metres. - yew B: shorten back crown which extends over highway by 2metres. Ensure crown clearance over highway of 5.2metres. Tidy up branch hit by passing vehicle. Sever ivy. - yew C: prune back low limb which extends over the northern boundary wall, where wall displaced. - D: Unknown Species: fell. (Unable to locate on site). - 2no. oak: remove deadwood over 75mm in diameter.
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Reference
13/02832/TREE
Ward
Sambourne Ward
Parish
Coughton
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