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To remove the large horse chestnut adjacent to the main reception entrance. To remove approximately 11 semi-mature silver birch opposite Raven Lodge. Remove one tall diying cedar/spruce adjacent to silver birch. Remove poor horse chestnut and one lime adjacent to Impney Court. Lime avenue bordering parkland to the north - selective crown reduction to a maximum 10% and clean out as necessary. Area adjacent to barns - Remove all defective trees leaving three larger sycamore. Remove four defective/dead beech trees from throughout tree groups in lower paddock. Large hollow oak on side of drive - reduce roadside canopy by approximately one third and reshape the tree removing deadwood. Silver birch adjacent to stream in lower paddock - remove large, heavy leaning stem. Large poplar in corner of lower paddock - reduce by 50% or remove completely. Possibly remove two smaller yew trees growing on kerb edge adjacent to large Sequoia. Remove smaller multi-stemmed lime opposite Mill Cottage.

Chateau Impney Hotel, Impney, Droitwich Spa, WR9 0BN

ApprovalReference: TPOA/14/035Wychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Tree preservation order application (works to)
Received
1 May 2014
Validated
1 May 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

To remove the large horse chestnut adjacent to the main reception entrance. To remove approximately 11 semi-mature silver birch opposite Raven Lodge. Remove one tall diying cedar/spruce adjacent to silver birch. Remove poor horse chestnut and one lime adjacent to Impney Court. Lime avenue bordering parkland to the north - selective crown reduction to a maximum 10% and clean out as necessary. Area adjacent to barns - Remove all defective trees leaving three larger sycamore. Remove four defective/dead beech trees from throughout tree groups in lower paddock. Large hollow oak on side of drive - reduce roadside canopy by approximately one third and reshape the tree removing deadwood. Silver birch adjacent to stream in lower paddock - remove large, heavy leaning stem. Large poplar in corner of lower paddock - reduce by 50% or remove completely. Possibly remove two smaller yew trees growing on kerb edge adjacent to large Sequoia. Remove smaller multi-stemmed lime opposite Mill Cottage.

Proposal details

Reference
TPOA/14/035
Agent
Mr C Knight, Parkview Trees

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Chateau Impney Hotel, Impney, Droitwich Spa, WR9 0BN

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