King George's Field Pound Lane, Sonning, Data via plota.co.uk
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SECTION 211 NOTIFICATION FOR WORKS IN A CONSERVATION AREA T002, Lombardy poplar - Sever and remove ivy up to 2m clear trunk. T004, Sycamore x2 - Sever ivy. T005, Lime - Crown lift to 3.5m all around by removing small and secondary branches only. T011, English elm - Fell and remove. T017, Horse chestnut - Reduce the height and spread of the noted branch only. T019, Common beech - Tip-reduce the noted lateral branches on the north side by no more than 1.5m. Pruning canopy spread on the north side. T021, Pedunculate oak - Remove/ recover broken branch. T022, Hornbeam - Lift to 3m height clearance over the path (removing small and secondary branches only). T023, Mixed species - Lift small and secondary branches to 4.5m over the vehicular access. T013, Field maple - Prune height and reduce radial canopy. T018, Horse chestnut - Sever and remove ivy up to 2m clear trunk. Remove basal shoots up. T024, Silver maple - Remove basal epicormic shoots and ivy up to 2m clear trunk. T025, Sycamore - Section fell to ground level. Data via plota.co.uk
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