Tpo causing issues

[simonm]

As you can see a 10 crown thin will hardly be noticeable

Edited July 22, 2015 by simonm
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[Mick Dempsey]

Yeah, it's out or nothing.

[simonm]

I need to speak to the to and ask why he wouldn't allow the other work, it would of being a slight improvement for the hotel.

[oakum]

Candidate for pollarding ?

[daltontrees]

As you can see a 10 crown thin will hardly be noticeable

 

Sorry, I thought you said 10% reduction. A 10% thin would make just about no difference whatsoever. Save your ammo for a 10% reduction away from the building. The extent of amenity provided on that side that is visible to the public would be minimal, but cutting back from the building would improve daylighting to rooms and would be relatively slow to grow back. Beneficial rooting on that side will be limited by the building foundations and I am pretty sure a chestnut could take quite a lot of planar reduction without either adverse effect or loss of public amenity.

 

Plus exploit the under-canopy area for summer shade and a fabulous dining area?

[Jonas]

Yeah, it's out or nothing.

 

That's the spirit ! Acting like a true pro.......never mind as long as your clients happy...

[Mick Dempsey]

Beyond parody.

[Joe Newton]

That's the spirit ! Acting like a true pro.......never mind as long as your clients happy...

 

 

I think that just about sums up business.

 

I'd go for a 12m lift and a 4m reduction.

 

Maybe a 30% thin for good measure

 

It is a lovely tree though.

[Chris at eden]

Candidate for pollarding ?

 

 

This will clearly open a can of worms which everyone seems to be trying to avoid these day but I will say it anyway.

 

That would not be pollarding!

[Chris at eden]

As you can see a 10 crown thin will hardly be noticeable

 

I've seen those given on appeal on more than one occasion. Is that the front of the building or the rear? What is its public visibility like?