Stocks, Dog Kennel Lane, Chorleywood, Rickmansworth, WD3 5EL

Planning history at Stocks is exclusively tree-management applications — typical for a property with mature trees on or near the plot.

1. Jul 2022
   Tree WorksTrees

   In report

   T1 Lime - Reduce by 3-4 metres vertically, and 2-3 metres laterally, to previous points, to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location. All cuts to suitable growth / pruning points - to reduce weight and sail effect on unions at old pruning pointsT2 Lime - Reduce by 3.5-4.5 metres vertically, and 2-3 metres laterally, to previous points, to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location. All cuts to suitable growth / pruning points - to reduce weight and sail effect on unions at old pruning pointsT3 Sycamore - Reduce by 1-2 metres vertically, and 1-2 metres laterally, to previous points, to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location. All cuts to suitable growth / pruning points - to reduce weight and sail effect on unions at old pruning pointsT4 Yew - Reduce by 1-2 metres vertically, and 1-1.5 metres laterally, to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location. All cuts to suitable growth / pruning points T5 Yew - Reduce by 1-2 metres vertically, and 1-1.5 metres laterally, to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location. All cuts to suitable growth / pruning points T6 Hornbeam - Reduce by 3-4 metres vertically, and 2-3 metres laterally, to rebalance and reshape canopy, to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location. All cuts to suitable growth / pruning pointsT7 Lime - Reduce by 3-4 metres vertically, and 2-3 metres laterally, to previous points, to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location. All cuts to suitable growth / pruning points - to reduce weight and sail effect on unions at old pruning pointsT8 Lime - Reduce by 3-4 metres vertically, and 2-3 metres laterally, to previous points, to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location. All cuts to suitable growth / pruning points - to reduce weight and sail effect on unions at old pruning pointsT9 Chestnut - Reduce by 2-3 metres vertically, and 1-2 metres laterally, to previous points, to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location. All cuts to suitable growth / pruning po...

   Documents

   26 docs on file

   Reference

   22/1079/TPO

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2. May 2020
   Tree WorksTrees

   In report

   Pine (T1) - fell due to recent failure of large limb into the garden (this now has made a hole in the canopy, opening up the surrounding limbs to the wind and increasing chances of failure - it also suppresses one side of the neighbouring protected Beech tree, and is directly above a smaller Pine tree that currently has perfect form, and will make an ideal replacement - however if left above this, the younger tree will become unbalanced as it competes for light and space, spoiling its future form

   Documents

   4 docs on file

   Reference

   20/0784/TCA

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