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38 applications found.
Details submitted to comply with the requirements of the following conditions relating to planning permission 25/04901/HPA: Condition 4 - Arboricultural Method Statement
Excavation of ground to form a level platform and erection of timber sleeper retaining walls in the rear garden.
Construction of a single-storey detached annexe in the rear garden, with associated excavation to form a level base and timber sleeper retaining walls.
Mature dead Elm located on right hand rear boundary - Dismantle to as close to the ground level as possible. Mature dead tree located on right hand rear boundary - Dismantle to as close to the ground level as possible. Mature Holly located on rear boundary – Crown…
x7 Leylandii trees forming a continuous hedge along the rear garden boundary - Remove.
Proposed first floor side extension
Retention of erection of a single-storey, open-fronted garden pavilion incorporating an outdoor kitchen and seating area within the rear garden
T1 Prunus - Reduce the height and spread by up to 1m. T2 Willow - Re-pollard back to previous pollard points, and prune out selected primary branch. T3 Cherry - Reduce the height and spread by up to 1-2m to shape and balance.
X3 Laurel trees at front of the house, to the side of front drive and garage - Reduce crown by approximately 1m and sides and lower areas by approximately 0.5m.
Oak tree - 1.5m canopy reduction or to nearest growth point.
T4 Cedar tree - Remove.
T1 Spruce - Reduce selected branches by 2m, to rebalance the crown. SUBJECT TO TPO 464 (23.3.1987)
T1 Multi-stemmed ornamental broadleaf tree, adjacent to the rear elevation of the dwelling - Reduce the crown by approximately 1.5 to 2.0m, including branches encroaching towards the first-floor bedroom windows. Remove dead, damaged and crossing branches. T2 Mature broadleaf tree on the rear garden boundary - Reduce the…
Use of the land to site a mobile home for ancillary use to the main dwellinghouse PROPOSED LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE
T1 Small (2-3m), multi-stemmed, self seeded Sycamore tree situated in a raised retainer/planter - Fell and dig out roots.
Ash (712), Holm Oak (713), Holm Oak (714), Holm Oak (720), Field Maple (721), Lime (722), Ash (723), Lime (724), Alianthus (725), Lime (726), Ash (727), Alianthus (728 - not TPO) - Remove deadwood and crown lift to 5m above ground level. SUBJECT TO TPO BB12 1963
Tall Lime tree to side of property (marked B on plan) - Remove up to 3m to previously pollarded point for crown and remove epicormic growth around trunk. SUBJECT TO TPO 2393 (29.11.2010)
Very tall Lime tree at front of property (marked A on plan) - Remove up to 4m to previously pollarded point for crown. x3 dead trees (marked C, D & E on plan) - Remove.
Permission in Principle for the for the construction of one dwelling (minimum) and one dwelling (maximum) under Part 2A of the Town and Country Planning (Permission in Principle) (Amendment) Order 2017.
T1 Oak - Reduce by approximately 2m to suitable growth points at least 1/3 diameter of adjacent branch. T2 Hornbeam - Reduce by approximately 2m to suitable growth points at least 1/3 diameter of adjacent branch.
Large widespread Elm next to driveway - Reduce by 1.5-2m.
Oak on front boundary - Reduce the height and spread by up to 2m.
Leylandii - Raise crown to 2.5 m in height above ground level and raise crown over garages to give 1 m clearance. Formally trim circumference into aesthetic shape. Dead Horse chestnut - Pollard to standing habitat.
Sycamore tree - Fell to ground level.
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