N5 2DB.

T1 - Holly Tree - Crown reduce overall canopy by 30% (minimum) to achieve a crown volume reduction in line with BRE IP7/06. Maintain at reduced dimensions by re­pruning back to points of previous reduction on a 3 year (max) cycle.

Flat A, 22 Highbury New Park, London, N5 2DB · premises record

T2 Ash Remove The tree works are proposed to stop the influence of the tree(s) on the soil below building foundation level and provide long term stability.to 22 Highbury New Park London N5 2DB

22 Highbury New Park, London · premises record

Rear garden: Muberry (T1) - fell tree. Reason: The tree has caused the garden wall to collapse.

14, Highbury New Park, London · premises record

1 x mulberry tree reduced back to previous points 1 x bay tree fell The non-native shrub/tree having outgrown its current situation, long-term retention is no longer viable suggest replanting a Cercis siliquastrum 8-10 following guidance from BS8545 within the 6 weeks of removal, this will add diversity and actively ensure the long-term health and sustainability of the Highbury New Park conservation area. 1 x false acacia deadwood and reduce failed limb to the south back to a safe point 1 x Catalpa tree reduce by 2.5m-3m leaving no cut bigger than 70mm to minimise mechanical loading on bifurcated union See tree survey attached

18 Highbury New Park, London · premises record

(amendment recieved) 1 x mulberry tree lopped back as far as possible 1 x bay tree lopped back as far as possible (or removed if advised) 1 x black locust tree lopped back to manageable level 1 x Catalpa tree lopped back to manageable level

18 Highbury New Park, London · premises record

(T1) Holly - proposing to reduce height by 2m and trim lateral spread by up to 0.5m in order to prevent excessive shading to lower ground flat (T2) Privet - proposing to reduce height by 2m and trim lateral spread by up to 2m in order to prevent excessive shading to lower ground flat (T3) Mulberry situated at number 18 - Tree has been pollarded approximately 4 years ago, with 2-3m of regrowth. Proposing to reduce overhang over boundary back to boundary, reducing regrowth by approximately 1.5m to prevent excessive shading to borders (T4) Apple - proposing to reduce tree back to previous pruning points, approximately 2m, in order to prevent failure of limbs and contain size of tree (T5) Lime situated at number 14 - Proposing to repollard stem overhanging garden of number 16, removing 1-2m of regrowth, this is to prevent excessive shading to rear of garden (T6) Mulberry situated at number 14 - Proposing to reduce overhang back to boundary, including 2x lateral limbs of approximately 100mm in diameter, reducing by up to 3m. This is to prevent excessive shading to borders

16, Flat 3, Highbury New Park, London, N5 2DB · premises record

Reduce height of 2x limes (T1 &T2) by 7m (down to similar height as the adjacent horse chestnut). Anything overhanging the line won’t be touched. Reasons for work: the trees are growing immediately adjacent to the railway. Network rail are concerned the trees are too tall. Significantly reducing the height will reduce any potential chance of branch/tree failure, and let more light into the dark garden.

14 Highbury New Park, London · premises record

T5 Plane(London) of MWA Arb Report Works: Fell to near ground level Reason: Clay shrinkage subsidence damage at neighbouring property 22 Highbury New Park, N5 2DB

20 Highbury New Park, London · premises record

Front garden (TPO ref: T2 of TPO 343/2007) (T2) London plane - remove trunk growth to main crown break. Cutback lateral branches encroaching on front elevation to give a clearance of 2-3 meters

20 Highbury New Park, London, N5 2DB · premises record

Rear garden: (TPO ref: T3 of TPO 316/2007) (T1) Mulberry - Reduce the crown by 2-3m (to previous pruning points). N.B. Pruning cuts not to extend below the most recent crown reduction points

18 Highbury New Park, London, N5 2DB · premises record