The Rectory, Gwern Y Steeple, Peterston Super Ely

G1- A group of 3 Hybrid black poplars, located in the rear garden (as shown on the plan in the attached report)- Proposed work- 2 to 3m crown reduction. G2 and T3- 1x weeping willow, 1x lawson cypress, 1x Common ash in the rear garden. Proposed work- Fell to ground level. G3- 2x Common ash in the front garden (as shown on the plan in the attached report.) Proposed work- Sever and remove 1m ivy bands and remove epicormic shoots from the base of the trees. T1- A goat willow in the rear garden (as shown on the plan in the attached report) Proposed work- Coppice to 30cm. T4- Common beech in the rear garden. Proposed work- reduce south eastern crown by 2-3m

Status: Approved
Reference: 2023/00645/TCA
Type: Work to protected trees
Size: Small
Ward: Peterston-super-Ely
Received: 15 June 2023
Decided: 26 July 2023
Decision: Approved

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A decision has been made, so the council is no longer taking comments. Approved, 26 July 2023.

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