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HAVERING/T0140.26

4 Fordyce Close, 4, Hornchurch, RM11 3LE

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31 October 2026

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Description

Pollarding of 2 very large Ash trees in centre of driveway. After a recent visit from Jason King, a tree surgeon, of Kingscuts, I was advised that the tree canopy was too big for a 2m crown reduction. He recommended the following: The tree on the left requires pollarding by 4/5 metres back to secondary pollard points, where a prominent cavity is in the main stem. The tree on the right side would also need pollarding by 4/5 metres back to secondary pollard points to suit adjacent tree height.

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Application HAVERING/T0140.26

4 Fordyce Close, 4, Hornchurch, RM11 3LE

The record

Reference
HAVERING/T0140.26
Address
4 Fordyce Close, 4, Hornchurch, RM11 3LE
Status
Application Under Consideration
Authority
Havering

Timeline

Validated

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What is proposed

As filed with the council

Pollarding of 2 very large Ash trees in centre of driveway. After a recent visit from Jason King, a tree surgeon, of Kingscuts, I was advised that the tree canopy was too big for a 2m crown reduction. He recommended the following: The tree on the left requires pollarding by 4/5 metres back to secondary pollard points, where a prominent cavity is in the main stem. The tree on the right side would also need pollarding by 4/5 metres back to secondary pollard points to suit adjacent tree height.

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