T1- Lime Tree - Rear of the property. Remove lowest left hand limb back to main stem to raise canopy and provide clearance.Remove branch growing towards property (lower canopy) to raise canopy and provide clearance.Reduce over extended branch over footpath (right hand side lower canopy) by 2-3m to balance and shape.Reduce over extended branch over garden (lower canopy) by 2-3m to balance and shape.Remove dead branches with a diameter between 2.5-6. Thin canopy by 15% to reduce sail effect and allow light and air penetration throughout the canopy.General maintenance of tree.
Collard House School Lane Hadlow Tonbridge Kent TN11 0EH
UnknownReference: 24/01975/TNCATonbridge and Malling Borough Council
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T1- Lime Tree - Rear of the property. Remove lowest left hand limb back to main stem to raise canopy and provide clearance.Remove branch growing towards property (lower canopy) to raise canopy and provide clearance.Reduce over extended branch over footpath (right hand side lower canopy) by 2-3m to balance and shape.Reduce over extended branch over garden (lower canopy) by 2-3m to balance and shape.Remove dead branches with a diameter between 2.5-6. Thin canopy by 15% to reduce sail effect and allow light and air penetration throughout the canopy.General maintenance of tree.
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Reference
24/01975/TNCA
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PP-13631377
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Bourne
Parish
Hadlow (Hadlow)
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