66 High Street Hungerford RG17 0NA Data via plota.co.uk
Description
There are a number of trees along the east side of the property boundary which require pruning: 1. A copper beach requires reduction (circa 30 %) to prevent it damaging the neighbouring properties (Morley Place) as reported by the management company thereof and additionally a crown lift to circa 8 meters clearance . As per photo provided. 2. Removal of the remains of a Willow which has been eaten by pest of some description 3. Removal of the remains of a tree (not sure of species) that has a wasting disease and is over hanging the footpath which adjoins the boundary… Data via plota.co.uk
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