Street Record,Fitz-george Avenue,London,Hammersmith And Fulham,W14 0SN Data via plota.co.uk
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## North Service Rd: x 2 medium cherry trees in raised bed - Cut back lowest branches by 1.52m for light levels, to keep branches clear around building and to keep trees in check. ## South Service Rd: Large lime - cut back to original cutting points, 1m-1.5m length to be removed around the crown ## Blocks 1-2 - Cut back branches of x 3 plum trees away from building; shape crown by 1m; Branches close to building and need to keep clearance. ## Block 5 - Cut back branches of x 1 plum away from building. Block 8/6 x 1 large cherry - cut back crown by 1-1.5m x1 loquat cut back from building - 1m , to increase light into the flats and to ensure that the branches are clear from the building. ## Flats 36 & 42 Additional light trim of loquat tree to include reducing the top and left hand side only as detailed on the attached photo, to allow light into the flats and to ensure we have clearance around the building. Data via plota.co.uk
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