Protected Giant Redwood tree in Epping could be cut down because its damaging houses

A prominent 22-meter tall landmark in Epping, known as the Giant Redwood, is causing damage to nearby properties by drawing excessive moisture from the soil, leading to subsidence and cracks in buildings. An application has been filed to remove this landmark, which has a preservation order, along with other nearby trees recommended for removal or height reduction. Alternatives such as root barriers are being considered but require further evaluation by the Epping Forest District Council.

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