Lordship Lane, 380

Proposal:

Species and Location of Trees

Tree ID T1           A Beech tree approximately 9m in height.

Tree ID T3           A Lime tree.

Tree ID T4           An Elm tree.

Tree ID T5           A Lime tree.

Tree ID T10         A Lime tree approximately 15m in height.

Tree ID G2           A Lime tree approximately 7m in height.

Tree ID G4           A Holly & Bay Laurel approximately 3m in height.

Tree ID T11         A Pear tree approximately 11m in height.

Tree ID G5           An Elder and Plum tree approximately 5m in height.

Tree ID T13         An Ash tree approximately 20m in height.  Ash die back present with recent limb failure on large lateral limb with heavy end loading.

Tree ID T14         A Turkey Oak tree.

Tree ID T15         A Eucalyptus tree approximately 14m in height.

Tree ID T12         An Ash tree approximately 18m in height.

Tree ID G3           A Cypress tree approximately 2m in height.  The tree is in terminal decline.

Tree ID G1           A Lime tree approximately 5m in height.  2 x dead stems.

Tree ID T9           A Lime tree approximately 14m in height.

Tree ID T7           A Lime tree approximately 14m in height.

Description of Approved Works

Tree ID T1           Clear stem to 2.4m above ground level. Laterally reduce to 1m away from garage.

Tree ID T3           Reduce back to previous pollard points as pollarding is now lapsed.

Tree ID T4           Fell and treat with systemic herbicide (Eco-Plug).

Tree ID T5           Pollard to previous pollard points to reduce pressure on decay point.

Tree ID T10         Re-pollard at 4m due to decay and reduce adjacent tree T2 {possibly T8?} by 2m to compensate for loss of companion shelter.

Tree ID G2           Re-pollard stem.

Tree ID G4           Remove Bay Laurel.

Tree ID T11         Fell to ground level and remove stump – replant with same species in planting season following removal.

Tree ID G5           Reduce Elder stem closest to the wall back to ground level.

Tree ID T13         Create pollard structure.  Reduce by 8m back to closest growth points.

Tree ID T14         Remove deadwood over 50mm in diameter.

Tree ID T15         Deadwood removal.

Tree ID T12         Re-pollard.

Tree ID G3           Remove.

Tree ID G1           Remove 2 x dead stems.

Tree ID T9           Re-pollard.

Tree ID T7           Re-pollard.

Details of Replacement Required

T4.         As a condition of the removal of the above, a replacement tree is to be planted in a convenient location and below are the three alternative species for consideration:

Acer griseum                                    (Paperbark maple)

Acer palmatum “fireglow”           (Japanese maple)

Acer campestre “Nanum”             (Nanum field maple)

The new tree should be planted by March 2027.

 Tree to be procured in line with BS3936 [1992] – ‘standard’ (8-10cm stem circumference).

G4.         As a condition of the removal of the above, a replacement tree is to be planted in a convenient location and below are the three alternative species for consideration:

Ilex x altaclerensis “Golden King”           (Golden King variegated holly)

Ilex aquifolium “Alaska”                               (Alaskan Holly)

Ilex castaneifolia                                            (Sweet chestnut-leaved Holly)

The new tree should be planted by March 2027.

 Tree to be procured in line with BS3936 [1992] – ‘standard’ (8-10cm stem circumference).

 T11.       As a condition of the removal of the above, a replacement tree is to be planted in a convenient location and below are the three alternative species for consideration:

Liquidambar styraciflua “Manon variegata”      (Variegated sweetgum)

Gleditsia triacanthos “Ruby Lace”                           (Ruby Lace honey locust)

Parrotia persica “Vanessa”                                       (Persian Ironwood Vanessa”)

The new tree should be planted by March 2027.

 Tree to be procured in line with BS3936 [1992] – ‘standard’ (8-10cm stem circumference).

G3.         As a condition of the removal of the above, a replacement tree is to be planted in a convenient location and below are the three alternative species for consideration:

Picea pungens “Hoopsii”                           (Colorado blue spruce)

Pinus mugo Mops                                              (Swiss Mountain Pines)

Ilex aquifolium “Pyramidalis”                          (Pyramidal holly)

 The new tree should be planted by March 2027.

 Tree to be procured in line with BS3936 [1992] – ‘standard’ (8-10cm stem circumference).

G1.         As a condition of the removal of the above, a replacement tree is to be planted in a convenient location and below are the three alternative species for consideration:

Tilia henryana                                          (Henry’s Lime)

Tilia mongolica                                                   (Mongolian Lime)

Ulmus carpinifolia “wredei Aurea”                (Golden Horbeam leaved Elm)

 The new tree should be planted by March 2027.

 Tree to be procured in line with BS3936 [1992] – ‘standard’ (8-10cm stem circumference).

Status:

Approved

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