T1- Cypress Leylandii - Fell in order to open up some space around it for the other trees. T2- Purple Plum - fell because it's deadT3- beech - Remove lowest limb heading over the garage to give a 1.5 meter clearance | Validated: 12/01/2022
Creation of 8 flats and staff accommodation for ground floor shop on first and second floors together with bin and cycle storage. | Validated: 12/01/2022
Proposed demolition of existing buildings; construction of residential dwelling and detached garage; installation of solar photovoltaic array; landscaping; and associated works. | Validated: 12/01/2022
MayburyBendarroch RoadWest HillOttery St MaryEX11 1UW
Sycamore (T1) - Remove to give Yew behind more space to grow.Maple (T2) - Remove, squirrel damaged tops. replant with smaller ornamental tree. Douglas Fir (T3) - Remove smaller tree to give more space to the bigger one. Pittosporum (T4) - Reduce by 3-4m in height to let more light into the gardenOak (T5) - Remove lower limb over the garden with significant decay and scarring, remove end 1-2m on closest branch to the house to give more clearance.Beech (T6) - Reduce crown all round by 2m to finished crown dimensions of 26m in height by 15m in spread, making cuts around 50mm in diameter (all measurements approximate.) Ash (T7) - Remove due to dieback diseaseOak (T8) - Remove 1-2m from the end of branches closest to the house to give more clearance Ash (T9) - Remove due to dieback diseaseSycamore (T10) - Remove to give Beech and oak more space.Copper Beech (T11) - Crown lift over drive, making cuts as small as possibleCherry & Holly Group (T12) - Cut 1-2m off height to prevent damage to phone linesOak (T13) - Reduce height by 2m and spread by 1m to finished crown dimensions of 24m in height by 10m in spread, making cuts around 50mm in diameter (all measurements approximate.)Sycamore (T14) - Remove, leaning into neighbouring property, low amenity value.See submitted email for further details | Validated: 12/01/2022
T1, T2, T3 Lime trees need pollarding and reduction to reduce height by approx 5m.Crown lift rear of tree away from buildings.Works to be carried out as this work was last completed in 2014/15 and regrowth is beginning to snap out.Trees causing excessive shading. | Validated: 12/01/2022
Internal alterations to ground floor to create additional customer seating area including closure of existing openings and insertion of new double doors with steps up and lintel over. | Validated: 11/01/2022
T1 - Cherry Crown reduction by 1-2 metres in height and crown spread. The final dimensions of the tree after the crown reduction has been carried out are approximately 10 metres in height, with a crown spread of 6 metres - To prevent potential damage to neighbouring properties and to retain tree at a more manageable size | Validated: 11/01/2022
T1, Ash DBH 30 inches plus, located on north side of swimming pool, has ADB, fellT2, Ash DBH 30 inches plus, located on SW corner of property by 2 x yew trees, has ADB fell T3, Ash DBH 40inches plus, located on SSW side of property in corner by road,1st order lateral branch on SE Aspect reduce back to first significant union,due to hazard beam crack and decay at base of tree, concerns over safety of public highwayT4, Sycamore DBH 18inches plus,located on fenceline above T7,crown raise to 3m and thin crown by up to 10%leaf area, maximum of 50mm prunning cuts to allow more light to garden and swimming poolG1, 3 x Sycamores DBH 10inches located next to T4, coppice to allow more light to pool and gardenT5, Ash DBH less than 6inches, located on westerly side of pool, has been prevoiusly coppiced, re-coppiceT6, Holly DBH 15inches, located on westerly side of swimming pool, coppice due to lean and sparse leaf area caused by ivyT7, Laurel DBH 6inches or less, coppice at customers requestT8, Beech DBH 30 inches plus, located next to T6, thin crown by up to10% leaf area no more than 75mm prunning cuts to allow more light to understory and garden | Validated: 11/01/2022
T1, Mature Acer : Fell and replant. The tree is suffering from a number of defects and is in terminal decline - several large limbs have failed in the past leaving extensive wounds and significant decay, evidence of pruning this has resulted in epicormic growth occurring on what are now decaying stumps. A significant amount of bark necrosis is evident, particularly to the main stem and there is a fungal bracket identified at the base identified as ganoderma. T2, Small Acer (Sycamore) : fell and replant a tree in a more suitable location. A young tree with a marked asymmetrical growth habit, this tree's growth has been influenced by adjacent trees and is unlikely to fully recover, it has also suffered damage to the base of the stem and more significantly squirrel damage to two of the three limbs at the main union with the stem. T3, Semi-mature chestnut : a twin stemmed specimen, the northern stem leans out over the river and would benefit from a light reduction in length of the longer lateralsT4, Laurel : a 'gangly' arched specimen whose stem diameter just makes it TPO applicable, probably a left over from a previous clearance its form is not conductive to survival without mutual support, thus a request to fell and allow regrowth | Validated: 11/01/2022
To coppice at 1 metre above ground level 1 x multi-stemmed Willow tree. This tree is causing concerns as it is growing very close to the neighbour's fencing amid worries it will cause damage to the fencing. | Validated: 11/01/2022
Proposed conversion of redundant agricultural building to form 1 no. dwellinghouse; demolition of adjacent metal shed; provision of associated parking area and planting of new native hedgerow. | Validated: 10/01/2022
Crown reduce Beech by 3/4 metres and shape maximum cut 3.5cm diameter. Clear all BT cables by 1.5 metres. Clear branches growing into neighbouring Monkey Puzzle to give at approx 2 metre clearance. To control the future growth of a large mature Beech tree. To prevent major reduction work in the future. | Validated: 07/01/2022
T1, Oak : Crown reduce Oak by approx 1.5m to suitable growth points. No cuts to be more than 65mm in diameter. Remove any hung up/storm damaged limbs within crown. | Validated: 07/01/2022
