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Received 5 June 2026
TPO/000492/26
Copper Beech Undertake a 2.5m canopy reduction on the side of Number 3 Coed Bach. Reduce the height by 2m and shape the remainder of the tree to suite once the large pine has been removed. Growth is minimal at the rear due to being suppressed by the large pine tree. Large Pine Section dismantle the tree to ground level using a crane. The tree stump is to be cut as low as possible so it can be ground out. Smaller pine Carry out a selective branch reduction and crown clean removing any large deadwood and snapped branches.
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