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Location of tree(s): Outside 16 Park View Gardens, NW4 How many trees are affected: 1 Why we propose to fell these trees: Causing damage to the footway and property drive. This Cherry tree has a high potential to cause further damage to the footway and underground utilities as the tree grows.

Location of tree(s): Kingsley Way, NW11 – Right Of Lamppost 4 How many trees are affected: 1 Why we propose to fell these trees: Highways improvement scheme to install a zebra crossing. Safe crossing will be affected by this tree due to visibility. Information about replanting proposals: As part of our sustainable tree planting programme, we plan to plant 3-4 new trees in the immediate area in suitable locations for future growth.

Location of trees: Highfield Ave, NW11 – Outside 60 & 81 How many trees are affected: 2 Why we propose to fell these trees: Highways improvement scheme to install a zebra crossing. Safe crossing will be affected by this tree due to visibility.

Location of trees: Outside 29 Elm Park Road, N3 How many trees are affected: 1 Why we propose to fell these trees: Footway damage has reached a point where our Highways team are unable to carry out suitable repair works. Information about replanting proposals: As part of our sustainable tree planting programme, we plan to plant a new tree in the immediate area. The consultation period has now ended. 3 responses were received - 2 in favour, 1 had no objection with condition of replanting

Location of trees: Outside 64 Grasvenor Avenue, Barnet, EN5 2DB How many trees are affected: 1 Why we propose to fell these trees: Causing subsidence to a local property. Information about replanting proposals: As part of our sustainable tree planting programme, we plan to plant a new tree in the immediate area. To comment on the proposal to remove this tree: Telephone: 020 8359 4600 Email: trees@barnet.gov.uk

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Location of tree(s): Hill Crescent, Totteridge, N20  How many trees are affected: 1 Why we propose to fell these trees: Causing subsidence to a local property. Information about replanting proposals: As part of our sustainable tree planting programme, we plan to plant a new tree in the immediate area. Result of consultation: The consultation period has now ended. 3 responses were received in favour of the removal of the tree.