Sir Abraham Dawes Cottages 311 Putney Bridge Road SW15 2PR Data via plota.co.uk

Proposal

T1: Large Cherry (Prunus spp.) x 2 - Carry out a crown reduction of the two large Cherry trees, reducing the overall canopy by approximately 1.5 metres back to suitable secondary growth points throughout each crown. Works shall also include a light selective crown thin, removing a limited proportion of secondary branchwork to improve light penetration and air circulation whilst retaining the natural form, structure and healthy furnishing growth of each tree. Thinning shall be sympathetic in nature and shall not alter the overall shape or amenity value of the trees. T2: Cherry (Prunus sp.) - Carry out a crown reduction of the Cherry tree, reducing the overall canopy by approximately 1.0 metre back to suitable secondary growth points. Works shall also include a light selective crown thin to improve crown density and air movement whilst maintaining the tree's natural form, balance and healthy furnishing growth. No excessive internal thinning shall be undertaken. T3: Holly (Ilex aquifolium) - Carry out a crown reduction of the Holly, reducing the overall height by approximately 2.0 metres, before reshaping the canopy to create a balanced, symmetrical and well-proportioned specimen. Works shall be undertaken selectively to suitable growth points, maintaining healthy foliage cover and the natural character of the tree. T4: Yew (Taxus baccata) - Carry out a crown reduction of the Yew, reducing the overall height by approximately 2.5 metres, followed by a full reshape to create a neat, balanced and uniform specimen. Works shall be undertaken selectively, pruning back to suitable growth points whilst retaining healthy furnishing growth and the natural form of the tree. All works shall be carried out in accordance with BS39982010 - Tree Work Recommendations. All timber, brash and associated arisings shall be removed from site and disposed of responsibly, leaving the site clean, tidy and free from debris upon completion. Reason for works: General tree maintenance Data via plota.co.uk