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Received 17 July 2026
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To reduce the 9 yew trees to an approximate height of 4m and reduce the width of side branches to half length (varies tree to tree). The dry inner thick matting of branches (the original topiary from the historical photos) would also be removed in sections around live side branches, to expose the trunk to sunlight to also stimulate new growth. These are situated in the garden leading from the house to the fountain.
Approved with conditions0 m