T1 - maple - Reduce the height back to the previous pruning points. Reduce lateral spread to create a naturalistic crown form commensurate with the reduced height of the tree. Prune back any remaining branch growth extending towards the front elevation of the house to provide a minimum of 2metres between the outer extent of the canopy and the building. T2 - sycamore (rear garden - 15metres height) - Reduce the height back to the previous pruning points at approximately 10metres. Reduce lateral spread to create a naturalistic crown form commensurate with the height of the tree. Selectively thin tertiary branch growth by 15% throughout the remaining canopy.
2 Gate House Norton Grange Little Kineton Warwick CV35 0DP
Tree Consent with ConditionsReference: 26/01658/TREEStratford-on-Avon District Council
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T1 - maple - Reduce the height back to the previous pruning points. Reduce lateral spread to create a naturalistic crown form commensurate with the reduced height of the tree. Prune back any remaining branch growth extending towards the front elevation of the house to provide a minimum of 2metres between the outer extent of the canopy and the building. T2 - sycamore (rear garden - 15metres height) - Reduce the height back to the previous pruning points at approximately 10metres. Reduce lateral spread to create a naturalistic crown form commensurate with the height of the tree. Selectively thin tertiary branch growth by 15% throughout the remaining canopy.
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Reference
26/01658/TREE
Ward
Gaydon, Kineton & Upper Lighthorne
Parish
Kineton
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