Fell an unsafe ash tree in the rear garden to ground level because extensive fungal decay has weakened it.
23 Hall Lane, RM14 1AF
Official description
T1 Ash Located at southwestern corner of the rear garden. Distinguished from other trees around it by a long narrow trunk wound facing southeast and crown branches that overhang the gardens to the south and west. Fell to ground level due to compromised structure weakened by extensive fungal decay organisms leaving the tree prone to collapse without warning. Unsafe in a garden setting. Refer to attached documents for more infomation.
- Council
- Havering
- Reference
- T0115.26
- Application type
- Tree Works: Trees In Conservation Areas/Subject To Tpos
- Status
- Application Under Consideration
- Submitted
- 1 Sep 2026
- Postcode
- RM14 1AF
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