13 Randolph Crescent London W9 1DP Data via plota.co.uk
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Rear of Property: T1 - Bay ? Reduce the crown by 1.5?2m, trim the sides to shape and balance, and cut back ivy on the main stem. T2 - Robinia ? Reduce the crown by 1.5?2m, lightly trim the sides, and remove any deadwood whilst retaining furnishing growth. This is to allow more light through the canopy and maintain the crown at a manageable size. T3 - Gleditsia ? Reduce the crown by 1?1.5m, crown thin by 20%, and remove any deadwood whilst retaining furnishing growth. This is to allow more light through the canopy and maintain the crown at a manageable size. T4 - Fig ? Cut back by 0.5m from the balcony and remove all epicormic growth. This is due to the tree encroaching on the building and to maintain the crown at a manageable size. Front of Property: T5 - Cherry ? Fell, stump grind, and replant with a more suitable species for the available space. Data via plota.co.uk
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27 previous applications on record - archival context, not part of the live application.
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