17 BROUGHAM HALL GARDENS, BROUGHAM, PENRITH, CA10 2DB
Proposal
Tree Nos 1-6 (small understorey broadleaf trees, height range 2-7m and a DBH range of 7-20cms, all coppice species): Reduce tree nos 1-5 to coppice stumps approx. 15-20cms in height to encourage coppice regen and add integrity to the bank; Tree No 6 is to be reduced by up to 20% i.e. 1-2m and retained; TPO 69, 1996, Brougham Hall Gardens, Brougham.
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