T2 - Sweet Chestnut-Remove deadwood (advisory)-Reduce very long, overextended branch on northeast side of crown over neighbouring garden by up to 5m back in line with surrounding branches to reduce exposure in high winds and risk of breakage. Branch should be left as a short stump to prevent decay spreading back into the tree's trunk.T3 - Scots pineRemove Deadwood (advisory)T4 - Scots pine-Reduce tips of two elongated branches on Northeast and Southwest side of canopy back to within surrounding canopy to reduce exposure and associated risk of branch breakage.Works as detailed in arboricultural report and subject to TPO/7/68
8 Deep Well Drive Camberley Surrey GU15 2HF
DecidedReference: TWA/25/0266Surrey Heath Borough Council
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T2 - Sweet Chestnut-Remove deadwood (advisory)-Reduce very long, overextended branch on northeast side of crown over neighbouring garden by up to 5m back in line with surrounding branches to reduce exposure in high winds and risk of breakage. Branch should be left as a short stump to prevent decay spreading back into the tree's trunk.T3 - Scots pineRemove Deadwood (advisory)T4 - Scots pine-Reduce tips of two elongated branches on Northeast and Southwest side of canopy back to within surrounding canopy to reduce exposure and associated risk of branch breakage.Works as detailed in arboricultural report and subject to TPO/7/68
Proposal details
Reference
TWA/25/0266
Alternative references
PP-14355717
Ward
St Pauls
Agent
Duckworths Arboriculture Ltd.
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