1 Hermitage Cottages, Exwick Hill, Exeter, EX4 2AL

1. T841 poplar in W4 of TPO - Crown lift branches overhanging area for new substation to a height of 4m above ground level, pruning back to suitable growth points (south-east side of crown). Pruning to be carried out in accordance with BS3998:2010 Tree work ? Recommendations. 2. Excavations for foundations for substation in part of Root Protection Area of T841 poplar: works to be informed by hand digging of trial trench to assess roots (north-west corner and northern boundary of substation) to a depth of 1m. Digging works to be carried out in accordance with accompanying Arboricultural Method Statement. 2 significant roots (3cm and 2m diameter) have already been found at start of hand digging works. Following completion of the construction of the foundations and substation, mitigation works to be carried out to ameliorate the soil of the remainder of the Root Protection Area of T841 poplar in the form of vertical mulch injections into soil using biochar to feed the roots. All construction works to be carried out in accordance with accompanying Arboricultural Method Statement.

Job 83397 - Bury Meadow Unbalanced crown from recent primary limb failure. Crown reduce all over

To Crown lift two trees to improve clear lines of sight and prohibit anti-social behaviour. T1 - a holly tree. The branches of the tree currently reach to the ground and provide a dense canopy. The crown lifting of this tree's lower branches to 2-2.5 meters will reduce the potential for antisocial behaviour, improve the ground flora, and strengthen the health of the tree. T2 - a yew tree. The lower branches of this tree provide clover for anti-social behaviour without clear lines of sight, to crown lift this tree to 2-2.m meters will improve lines of sight, improve ground flora and improve the health of the tree by reducing the temptation to climb onto the lower branches.