Kingsley Road & Wood Street Norwich
Description
Ginkgo biloba (T1): Crown Clean to remove competing leaders and rubbing branches. Carry out sympathetic branch reduction in order to create a clear distance of 1.8m between the house and crown extremities. Ginkgo biloba (T2): Carry out sympathetic branch reduction in order to create a clear distance of 1.8m between the house and crown extremities. Sorbus pseudohupehensis (T3): Fell at 1.2m for stump grinding at a future date. Ginkgo biloba (T4): Remove southernmost competing leader Ginkgo biloba (T5): Carry out sympathetic branch reduction to create a clear distance of 1.8m between the house and crown extremities. Sorbus aucuparia (T6): Carry out sympathetic branch reduction to create a clear distance of 1.8m between the house and crown extremities. Sorbus aucuparia (T7): Crown clean by selective removal of deadwood, crossing and rubbing branches plus extensive epicormic and small branch growth on main branch scaffold. Ginkgo biloba (T8): Remove smallest 2 competing leaders. Carry out sympathetic branch reduction to create a clear distance of 1.8m between the house and crown extremities. Pyrus calleryana (T9): Carry out sympathetic branch reduction to create a clear distance of 1.8m between the house and crown extremities. Malus everest (T10): Crown clean by selective removal of deadwood, crossing and rubbing branches plus extensive epicormic and small branch growth on main branch scaffold. Malus everest (T11): Repollard back to previous pollard points Malus everest (T12): Crown clean by selective removal of deadwood, crossing and rubbing branches plus extensive epicormic and small branch growth on main branch scaffold. Other routine maintenance work taking place, exempt from conservation area.
Norwich is faster than most councils at deciding householder applications, ranking #78 out of 282. Only 18% of applications have the time limit extended, well below the 40% national average - the council usually decides on time. Householder applications are more likely to be approved here than most councils, with a 97% approval rate vs 90% nationally.