T2 Sycamore with poor visiblity, due to lower than expected extension growth in upper crown and leaf size. large, top- heavy tree in elevated position within small rear garden. fell to ground level via aerial dismatling utilising aerial rigging to safely control the process of removal. T3 Horse Chestnut which has been previouslly pollarded, with a complct crown for its age. tree displays good vitality through extension growth, leaf density and lack of significant deadwood- later stage 'leaf miner' damage to leaves present during inspection. reduce overall corwn by 1.5m-2.0m in height and up to 2.0m in lateral spread. lift crown to apprixmately 4.0m targenting sub branches only.
Shearbarn Cottage, Pound Lane, Upton, Didcot
Decision MadeReference: P18/V3478/TPOVale of White Horse District Council
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T2 Sycamore with poor visiblity, due to lower than expected extension growth in upper crown and leaf size. large, top- heavy tree in elevated position within small rear garden. fell to ground level via aerial dismatling utilising aerial rigging to safely control the process of removal. T3 Horse Chestnut which has been previouslly pollarded, with a complct crown for its age. tree displays good vitality through extension growth, leaf density and lack of significant deadwood- later stage 'leaf miner' damage to leaves present during inspection. reduce overall corwn by 1.5m-2.0m in height and up to 2.0m in lateral spread. lift crown to apprixmately 4.0m targenting sub branches only.
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Reference
P18/V3478/TPO
Agent
Mr M Wastle
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