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T1 Yew T2 Yew T3 Holm Oak T4 Yew T5 Yew T6 Western Red Cedar T1 Yew- tree has lost vigour and has large amounts of dead wood. reduce height by 15-20%, lighten the crown and cut back the branches to give better shape. T2 Yew- tree covered in Ivy. reduction in branch length, and remove dead wood. Shape the tree. Ivy would not be removed. Tree is vulnerable to wind and snow damage, hence the reduction in branch length. T3 Holm Oak- Historically this has had many broken branches. remove the ivy, remove dead wood and suspend broken branches. Reduce the weight in the crown to help rpevent further breakages. Cut clean old breakage stumps and scars. T4 Yew- Tree has lost its vigour with a yellowing of the foliage. Tre over hangs the property of Church Cottage. Have similar treatment to T2, reducing the crown and removing the dead wood. Remove the ivy and shape the tree. T5 Yew and T6 Western Red Cedar- shaded by large western red Cedar. The Western Red Cedar (T6) to be felled to ground level and stump grounded. the Yew (T5) to be trimmed back into shape, removing dead branches, reducing branch lengths where the treee has been searching for light. Remarks:

KLP Estate, Manor Farm House, Kingston Lisle, Nr Wantage, OX12 9QL

Decision MadeReference: P18/V3296/TCAVale of White Horse District Council

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17 Jul 2018
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Local authority
Vale of White Horse District Council

Application overview

T1 Yew T2 Yew T3 Holm Oak T4 Yew T5 Yew T6 Western Red Cedar T1 Yew- tree has lost vigour and has large amounts of dead wood. reduce height by 15-20%, lighten the crown and cut back the branches to give better shape. T2 Yew- tree covered in Ivy. reduction in branch length, and remove dead wood. Shape the tree. Ivy would not be removed. Tree is vulnerable to wind and snow damage, hence the reduction in branch length. T3 Holm Oak- Historically this has had many broken branches. remove the ivy, remove dead wood and suspend broken branches. Reduce the weight in the crown to help rpevent further breakages. Cut clean old breakage stumps and scars. T4 Yew- Tree has lost its vigour with a yellowing of the foliage. Tre over hangs the property of Church Cottage. Have similar treatment to T2, reducing the crown and removing the dead wood. Remove the ivy and shape the tree. T5 Yew and T6 Western Red Cedar- shaded by large western red Cedar. The Western Red Cedar (T6) to be felled to ground level and stump grounded. the Yew (T5) to be trimmed back into shape, removing dead branches, reducing branch lengths where the treee has been searching for light. Remarks:

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KLP Estate, Manor Farm House, Kingston Lisle, Nr Wantage, OX12 9QL

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