Tree no. 1 (Ash) Lift crown to a height not exceeding 7m from ground level remove dead wood and ivy Tree no. 2 (Hawthorn) The tree be felled and the stump either be ground out or treated with roundup biactive herbicide Tree no. 3 (Ash) Lift crown to a height not exceeding 7m from ground level remove dead wood and ivy Tree no. 4 (Ash) Lift crown to a height not exceeding 5m from ground level and thin the crown by approximately 20% remove dead wood and ivy Trees within G2 (Ash) All trees be crown lifted to height not exceeding 4m above ground level remove dead wood and ivy
Panteg Church The Highway New Inn Pontypool Gwent
DecidedReference: 94/P/19503Torfaen County Borough Council
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Tree no. 1 (Ash) Lift crown to a height not exceeding 7m from ground level remove dead wood and ivy Tree no. 2 (Hawthorn) The tree be felled and the stump either be ground out or treated with roundup biactive herbicide Tree no. 3 (Ash) Lift crown to a height not exceeding 7m from ground level remove dead wood and ivy Tree no. 4 (Ash) Lift crown to a height not exceeding 5m from ground level and thin the crown by approximately 20% remove dead wood and ivy Trees within G2 (Ash) All trees be crown lifted to height not exceeding 4m above ground level remove dead wood and ivy
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