Lavender Cottage Wargrave Road, Wargrave Wokingham, RG10 8PJ Data via plota.co.uk
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APPLICATION FOR WORKS TO PROTECTED TREE(S) TPO 2/1951, WOODLAND 2 T1, Elm - Form into multi-knuckle pollard by forming a pollard knuckle at approx. 4m from road level, 50-100mm stubs to be left to aid regrowth. G2, 5 x Elm – Form 4 no. Elm into multi-knuckle pollard by forming a pollard knuckle at approx. 4m from road level, 50-100mm stubs to be left to aid regrowth; smallest 1 no. Elm fell to ground level. T3, Sycamore - Crown lift to create 5.5m of clearance above the road by reducing the lowest limb over the road by 2m. G4, 5 x Elm - Form into multi-knuckle pollard by forming a pollard knuckle at approx. 4m from road level, 50-100mm stubs to be left to aid regrowth. G6, 2 x Elm - Fell to as close to ground level as possible. G7, 4 x Elms - Form into multi-knuckle pollard by forming a pollard knuckle at approx. 4m from road level, 50-100mm stubs to be left to aid regrowth. T8, Sycamore - Fell to as close to ground level as possible. G9, Mixed Species – Fell 2 x Elm and 1 x Maple leaning over road as close to ground level as possible; form 7 x Elms into multi-knuckle pollard by forming a pollard knuckle at approx. 4m from road level, 50-100mm stubs to be left to aid regrowth; crown lift 1 x Sycamore to achieve 5.5m of clearance above the road by reducing the lowest limb over the road by 2m. T16, Common Horse Chestnut - Remove branch growing over the road back to main stem. T17, Ash - Fell to as close to ground level as possible. T18, Sycamore - Remove 2 no. squirrel damaged limbs growing over the road back to main stem. T19, Elm - Remove dead branch over the road. T20, Elm - Fell to as near ground level as possible. Data via plota.co.uk
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