Fields and hedge line to the west of Green Lane, Redditch B97 5PJ ///showrooms.highways.sharpen See Map for reference.
Description
T44 - Remove failed limb which is in the field. Remove lower limb overhanging the road on North side which has cavity/wounds on both sides of union from failed branches. Remove deadwood, hanging and split branches from over road. T45 - Fell Ash tree in hedge which has had a previous failure. Appears to have ash dieback too. A stem split out landing on the road, we wish to fell the remaining tree. T81 - Ash with severe Ash dieback disease. Dense ivy up the stem. Fell to ground level. G13 (Just one ash) - Ash with decay in main stem and primary branches that are within falling distance of 11kv power line. Ash dieback, lots of deadwood in the upper crown, woodpecker holes, and fungi. Monolith at 4-5m.
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Historical activity at this location
14 nearby applications on record - archival context, not part of the live application.
Nearby activity
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