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1.It is recommended that these trees, T1 to T5 and group G1 on the plan of Havering's TPO 4/15 can be pruned as follows; T1 (T10) Lime - Crown raise 5m, overall crown reduce by 1.5m and by up to 2m, towards the south and the new development, to help facilitate the erection of scaffolding. Excavation of post holes for erection of hording within the RPA. T2 (T12) Oak - Crown raise 5m, crown reduce by 2m, from the branch tip to an inter-nodal branch break to leave the tree balanced, towards the south and the new development, to facilitate the erection of scaffolding. Excavation of post holes for erection of hording within the RPA. T3 (T14) Oak - Excavation of post holes for erection of hording within the RPA. G1 (T2) Lime - Crown Raise 5m, and remove basal epicormic growth. Excavation of post holes for erection of hording within the RPA. G1 (T3) Lime - Crown Raise 5m, cut back overhang by 2m, to the south, towards the new development, from the tip to an inter-nodal branch break to leave the tree balanced. Excavation of post holes for erection of hording within the RPA. G1 (T6) Beech - Removal of two lowest ascending branches, crown raise 5m, cut back overhang by 2m, to the south, towards the new development, from the tip to an inter-nodal branch break to leave the tree balanced. Excavation of post holes for erection of hording within the RPA. T4 (T18) Red Oak - Crown Raise 5m, cut back overhang by 1.5m, from the branch tip to an inter-nodal branch break to leave the tree balanced to the North, towards the new development. T5 (T23) Blue Atlas Cedar - Crown raise 5m, cut back overhang by 1.5m, to the North, towards the new development, from the branch tip to an inter-nodal branch break to leave the tree balanced. Excavation of post holes for erection of hording within the RPA.
2.The work for which consent is granted shall be carried out to the standards detailed in British Standard Document BS 3998:2010. Reason: To ensure that the work is carried out in accordance with good arboricultural practice.
3.The work for which consent is granted shall be carried out as an overall reduction, so that the tree's crown remains balanced. Reason: To ensure that the tree's stability is maintained and in the interests of public amenity.
4.The work for which consent is granted shall be carried out within 2 years from the date of this consent. Reason: To prevent the accumulation of consents.