1 Spruce and 2 Silver Birch Trees: Crown lift the tree(s) to achieve a maximum clearance over the public footpath of 2.7metres and the public highway of 5.2metres between the branch tips and the footpath and highway surfaces. No pruning wounds greater than 25mm in diameter to be generated as a result of the works. Crown reduce the tree canopy to achieve a maximum clearance of 1metre between the branch tips and an adjacent BT service. No pruning wounds greater than 25mm in diameter to be generated as a result of the works. All works to be undertaken in accordance with British Standards BS 3998:2010.
7 Hall Lane Chapelthorpe Wakefield WF4 3JE
DecidedReference: 26/00364/TPOWakefield Metropolitan District Council
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1 Spruce and 2 Silver Birch Trees: Crown lift the tree(s) to achieve a maximum clearance over the public footpath of 2.7metres and the public highway of 5.2metres between the branch tips and the footpath and highway surfaces. No pruning wounds greater than 25mm in diameter to be generated as a result of the works. Crown reduce the tree canopy to achieve a maximum clearance of 1metre between the branch tips and an adjacent BT service. No pruning wounds greater than 25mm in diameter to be generated as a result of the works. All works to be undertaken in accordance with British Standards BS 3998:2010.
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Reference
26/00364/TPO
Ward
Wakefield Rural
Parish
Crigglestone
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