7B CRYSTAL PALACE PARK ROAD, SYDENHAM, LONDON, SE26 6EG
Description
T1 Horse Chestnut in front garden - Remove all epicormic growth to crown break. Crown clean, removing any deadwood or damaged branches. Reduce lowest limbs over car park. Aerial inspection while climbing to access any risk. T2 Bushes in front garden - Reduce all bushes by approximately 3m and cut back to boundary of car park. T3 Sycamore in front garden - 50% crown reduction, lift and removal of any deadwood. Cut back lowest limbs to reduce overhang and remove 2m section of ivy at base. T4 Yew at side of building - Cut back branches on both sides away from buildings to allow at least 2m clearance. T5 Cherry (neighbours’ tree in rear garden) - 30% reduction back to previous points. Remove any dead/damaged branches. T6 Multiple Beech trees at rear boundary - Remove any overhang back to boundary line. T7 Sycamore in rear garden - Lift all branches to 6m and reduce overhang. Remove any deadwood/damaged branches. T8 Buddleia at side of building - Cut back from building to allow at least 2m clearance.
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Historical activity at this location
16 nearby applications on record - archival context, not part of the live application.
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