32 Tower Street Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 1EF

Description

T1, T2+T3 are located in the owner of No32's rear garden. T4+T5 are the neighbours trees with branches overhanging and encroaching into the rear garden of No32 T1- Western Red Cedar: Large tree located on the rear boundary, this tree is becoming too large for its location, causing excessive shading into the garden and is contributing to damp on the shed under the canopy. There are also a number of phone cables which the tree is now encroaching on. - Request permission to reduce height by approximately 1/3, Trim/prune sides as much as possible whilst maintaining green leaf and natural curvature to improve light levels into the garden and reduce encroachment onto the phone cables. Remove lower branches up to a height of 3m to allow more light under the canopy. T2+T3- Holly and Laburnum: Two small trees growing next to each other. - Request permission to reduce height on the Holly by approximately 1/3 and trim/prune sides to create a smaller formalised shape. Reduce height on Laburnum to match the Holly once pruned, trim/prune sides to create a formalised shape, in an effort to separate from each other and create more light onto the garden. T4 - Large Holly (neighbours): Large tree on boundary in neighbours garden with branches overhanging boundary line. - Request permission to cut back all overhanging branches back to boundary line to reduce encroachment into the garden. T5 - Lime (neighbours): Small tree on boundary in neighbours garden historically pollarded, with branches overhanging boundary line. - Request permission to cut back all overhanging branches back to boundary line to reduce encroachment into the garden.