-T1 yew: lift crown to 2.5metres above ground level, pruning secondary growth. Undertake a crown reduction, reducing the crown by approximately 0.5-1.5metres, achieved by reducing the north eastern roadside crown by approximately 0.5metres to shape. Reducing the south eastern crown over neighbouring driveway by approximately 1.5metres. Reducing the southwestern crown by approximately 1.5metres. Reducing the north western crown by approximately 1.0metre. Reduce the height by approximately 1.0metre. Prune to growth points and leave tree with a balance crown. (You are advised to sever the ivy).
10 Church Street Wellesbourne CV35 9LS
Tree Consent with ConditionsReference: 18/03034/TREEStratford-on-Avon District Council
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-T1 yew: lift crown to 2.5metres above ground level, pruning secondary growth. Undertake a crown reduction, reducing the crown by approximately 0.5-1.5metres, achieved by reducing the north eastern roadside crown by approximately 0.5metres to shape. Reducing the south eastern crown over neighbouring driveway by approximately 1.5metres. Reducing the southwestern crown by approximately 1.5metres. Reducing the north western crown by approximately 1.0metre. Reduce the height by approximately 1.0metre. Prune to growth points and leave tree with a balance crown. (You are advised to sever the ivy).
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Reference
18/03034/TREE
Ward
Wellesbourne East
Parish
Wellesbourne & Walton
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