T1 Turkey Oak Tree (Quercus cerris)Carefully raise the crown to 7mts from ground level by removing the lowest three large lateral branches.Carefully reduce in length by 2.5mts the remainder of the crown on the south west aspect of the tree (foliage growing towards the house). The estimated current south westward crown spread of T1 is 11mts. The estimated maximum crown spread post reduction will be 9.5mts. T2 Dying Back Beech Tree (Fagus sylvatica)Carefully remove the dead top and all other major dead branches from the crown.Carefully reduce in length by 4mts one vulnerable looking limb that extends to the east of the crown. The estimated length of the vulnerable limb is 8mts. The estimated maximum length of the limb post reduction will be 4mts
3 Cornwall Close Camberley Surrey GU15 3UA
DecidedReference: TWA/26/0187Surrey Heath Borough Council
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T1 Turkey Oak Tree (Quercus cerris)Carefully raise the crown to 7mts from ground level by removing the lowest three large lateral branches.Carefully reduce in length by 2.5mts the remainder of the crown on the south west aspect of the tree (foliage growing towards the house). The estimated current south westward crown spread of T1 is 11mts. The estimated maximum crown spread post reduction will be 9.5mts. T2 Dying Back Beech Tree (Fagus sylvatica)Carefully remove the dead top and all other major dead branches from the crown.Carefully reduce in length by 4mts one vulnerable looking limb that extends to the east of the crown. The estimated length of the vulnerable limb is 8mts. The estimated maximum length of the limb post reduction will be 4mts
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Reference
TWA/26/0187
Alternative references
PP-15131964
Ward
Old Dean
Agent
Branch Management
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