27 Kings Weston Road Bristol BS10 7QT
T1 - Acer Campestre - Crown reduce east side back to boundary line leaving height of 10m and radial spread of 5m.
- Reference
- 26/13550/VC
- Application date
- 21 August 2026
- Decision date
- 16 September 2026
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9 applications found.
T1 - Acer Campestre - Crown reduce east side back to boundary line leaving height of 10m and radial spread of 5m.
G1 - Cupressuss leylandii - Reduce height by 2m leaving height of 8m and length of 20m and width of 3m to allow more light into the garden. (TPO 242)
T1 - Quince - Constructing and installing a free-standing adjustable A-frame prop (made from locally sourced chestnut posts).
T1 & T2 - Irish Yew x 2 - Crown reduce to approx 3.5m.
T1 - Mulberry - Crown thin, install static rod brace through main stem to provide structural support.
Non-material amendment following grant of Planning Permission 25/10321/H (Garage conversion to create annexe and rebuild of existing garage.)
T1 - Yew - Lateral reduction of overhanging branches by up to 1.5m back to property boundary of The Old Stables.
T1 to T5 - Ash x 5 - Fell.
T1 - Cherry - Fell.
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