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257 applications found.
T1. Cedar - clean-cut where the branches have broken, reduce any upright or outstretched branches by 1.5 metres. Thin the heavier elongated branches going over the walls and public walkways by no more than 20% and remove any damaged branches and deadwood.
G1 - Conifer group - fell to ground level and grind stump
Yew (T1) reduce by 33%. The tree is blocking light to owners and neighbouring properties.
To fell one Evergreen Magnolia tree situated in the front garden of the property.
T1 - Oak Tree to reduce limbs to the previous/original points
T1 Cherry - crown reduced by up to 2.5m due to large crack appearing up the trunk of the tree.
G1 Sycamore remove to ground level T4 Beech remove to ground level
Pear tree, reduce the height and the width by approx 20%. Take back limb from previous bad cut to improve health. Take back lateral overhanging branches that could cause future damage to cars parked underneath.
Non Material Amendment - Removal of a chimney stack and a first floor side window, an additional rooflight has been added to the front elevation and the original rooflight positions and arrangement have been altered slightly of planning permission 5/2025/
2X (T1, T2) HORNBEAMS T1 FELL DUE TO PROXIMTY TO BUILDING AND UNSUITABLE TREE FOR ITS POTENTIAL SIZE FOR THE LOCATION. T2 FELL DUE TO PROXIMTY TO BUILDING AND UNSUITABLE TREE FOR ITS POTENTIAL SIZE FOR THE LOCATION. A REPLACEMENT HEDGE OF HORNBEAMS RUNNIN
T1- Lime tree to repollard for maintenance and light.
Removal of holly tree (ilex aquifolium) labelled H in the attached plan) and stump removal.
T1- Chinese Elm tree to reduce all around by 3-4 metres to old pruning points for maintenance and light.
1) Mulberry tree rear garden. Take back to previous prune points reducing canopy evenly by 50%. 2) Bay tree situated next to boundary wall with 7 College Street . Take back to previous prune points reducing canopy by 50%.
Alterations to front entrance; rear extension at lower and upper ground floor level; rear dormer roof extension; pitched roof windows to front roof slope; excavation of lower ground floor level to increase internal height
Proposal: Face back the overhanging Cypress branches from the garden of No. 73 Holywell Hill to the boundary line.
Proposed Tree Works T1 Norway maple Selective lateral crown reduction on the western/hospital-facing side of the crown. Reduce branches extending over the hospital site back approximately to the kerb line, sufficient to provide clearance from the propose
Proposed ground and first floor rear extension, inclusion of a rear dormer and alterations to openings and associated works. Front garden renovated into a front driveway to create space for 1no. off-road parking space
T1. Yew - Cut back level with the brick wall boundary the overhanging Yew tree from George Street. Falling Debris blocking the drains and causing flooding of the Blunder Room
Cotoneaster and Holly Face back the Cotoneaster and Holly as close to the boundary line as practicable, while retaining appropriate form and vitality. Rear Garden Yew Crown raise the Yew to provide greater clearance from the roof of the outbuilding. Fac
Demolition of old outbuilding and erection of a single storey side and rear extension. Rear extension to replace old outbuilding and extend past original footprint. New extensions to provide additional habitable space to dwelling
1 x Sycamore to remove in sections to ground level
T1- a row of 4 Conifer trees to fell to ground level as they have outgrown their position.
16 tables 64 chairs and 4 umbrellas
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