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1x Mature Oak - Request to crown lift to 5m to give clearance from property (lower branches now resting on roof). Crown thin/clean by 15% and crown reduce by up to 2m to maintain healthy shape and reduce chance of failure.
Various works to various trees including felling as detailed in the tree reports.
3x Maple trees - Request to crown reduce by 0.5m to previous points to maintain healthy shape
Lime Tree - Crown reduce top by 2.5m and side laterals by 1.5m
T42 Oak - Crown reduce 1.5m and crown thin 10%
Sycamore (T1) - Remove. Horse Chestnut (T2) - Reduce the eastern stem by up to 3.0-3.5 metres in height and lateral spread, pruning back to suitable growth points, with the remaining crown balanced where appropriate, in order to reduce the loadings on the affected stem and mitigate the risk presented by the target. Minor deadwood noted throughout the crown presents a negligible risk and does not require intervention at this time. Western Red Cedar (T5), in group with Yew (T3) and Walnut (T4) - Remove Cedar, and reshape Yew and Walnut. Holly (T6) - Remove.
Oak (T1) - Reduce garden/patio overhang by approximately 1m. Sycamore (T2) - Remove poor previously reduced stems overhanging rear garden. Self set Ash (T3) - Fell to low stump.
Oak (T1) - Sever ivy, remove major deadwood, review condition in 12 months. Oak (T2) - Weight reduce 1 heavier limb over road by approximately 2m and crown lift over road to approximately 6m. Oak (T3) - Reduce 1 large limb over driveway by approximately 2m to help prevent risk of failure. Oak (T4) - Reduce crown by approximately 1-2m and remove any major deadwood.
Oak (T1) - Reduce by approximately 1m and remove major deadwood
Two storey rear extension, alterations to the existing garage and associated patio and front boundary treatment works
Single storey rear extension
2x Oak trees growing on boundary hedgeline - Cut back lateral encroachment towards Dalton Grove by approximately 2m to suitable unions/grown points.
To crown reduce beech tree back to previous points roughly 1.5m off the crown
After consultation with a qualified arborist (Alex Davies from AJD Tree Care, Sandbach) regarding several trees on our property, he recommended the following actions (please refer to sketch map for the location of the affected trees T1, T2, T3 and T4) T1 Copper Beech TPO V/81/00175/ORD Tree No 9 Crown Lift to raise the lower small branches which overhang the pavement and are currently at head height in places T2 and T3 Sycamore Conservation Area owned by Church Crown Lift to remove the lower branches which overhang the garden of 2 Hadrian Way and are currently at head height in places T4 Sycamore Conservation Area joint owned by Church and 2 Hadrian Way Crown Lift to remove lower branches which overhang the garden of 2 Hadrian Way and are currently scraping the garage roof. The wind causes the branch to bang the roof which we believe will increase the likelihood of structural damage in bad weather. We have only been in this property for about 6 months but we recall that the previous owners suffered damage to the garage roof from a falling branch some years ago - presumably the same tree. We have spoken to the Church Warden (Ali Fletcher) about the proposed work, and on behalf of the church, she is happy for the work to proceed from her perspective.
Tree Species: Yew (Taxus baccata) Proposed Works: Fell the tree to ground level and remove the stump. Section 211 Notice of Intent (Trees in a Conservation Area) Tree Identifier: T1 (Yew) Approximate Dimensions: Height: 30 feet (approx. 9 meters) | Crown Spread: width 15 feet Location: Situated on the property boundary, leaning significantly over the shared driveway between 269B Chester Road, Hartford, Northwich Cheshire CW8 1LP and 269 & 269C. Current Condition & Justification: The tree is located within a Conservation Area but is not subject to an individual Tree Preservation Order (TPO). The tree exhibits a pronounced lean directly over a high-use, shared vehicle and pedestrian access route. This lean compromises the structural stability of the tree relative to its target zone, creating a safety hazard for residents and vehicles using the driveway. Felling is proposed to eliminate the risk of failure over this shared infrastructure. Detailed Specification of Works: Sectional Felling: Dismantle the tree section-by-section to ground level using controlled rigging techniques to protect the shared driveway surface, adjacent boundary walls, and properties. Stump Removal: Grind out the stump to approximately 300mm below ground level to prevent regrowth and allow the ground to be safely reinstated. Site Clearance: Remove all timber, woodchips, and arisings from the site, leaving the area safe and clear.