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23 applications found.
T1: Acer - reduce the lateral branches growing towards the north side of the house, one metre below the original pruning points, reduce the middle (scaffold branches) by half a metre below the original pruning points. Leaving lateral and scaffold branches at approx 1m in length, leaving balanced.
Construction of five units, four solely for office use and one mixed use unit (office and storage).
T4: Rowan - dieback in crown - dismantle to ground level.
Removal of a birch tree (T1). This tree appears to be in decline deu to the recent construction works near to the root zone and has sparse foliage. The owners wish for it to be removed to improve the views and movement within their garden. To reduce the…
Extension and alterations
Application for approval of details reserved by condition 13 attached to planning permission 242911
Tree 1 Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus). Re-pollard the sycamore by reducing all regrowth back to the existing pollard heads. Remove all epicormic and secondary growth arising since the previous pollard, retaining the established pollard framework. All pruning works to be carried out in accordance with BS 3998:2010 Tree Work…
T6 - Yew - reduce to a single trunk at approximately 6 metres and allow to regenerate. Reason - outgrown situation
To remove lower hanging limbs from the following trees, to increase sunlight exposure to the garden and/or to stop branches from the treesoverlapping eachother or encroaching on boundaries/hanging too low: Magnolia, Cherry Trees (x3), Laurel Tree
Submission of Biodiversity Gain Plan in relation to planning permission 242911.
Replacement garage
Removal of existing conservatory. Construction of single-storey extension and porch to front elevation under existing canopy roof, together with construction of a single-storey and two-storey rear extension
Proposed removal of storm damaged whitebeam (T1) due to previous failure, remaining structural weakness (and risk of blocking driveway)and low amenity value
T2: Common Yew - Reduce the three dead stems down to leave at approx 2.5m from ground level. T3: Purple Plum - reduce the overallcrown down by approx 3m, leaving the tree at approx 4m in height. Pruning and tidying snapped branch.
T1: Common Yew - remove the deadwood throughout crown and reduce branches growing over the driveway by approx 1-2m and cut back old stobs/pegs.
Construction of a commercial building comprising 3 units
First floor extension
Variation of condition 1 of planning permission 241379 (Proposed erection of five units, four solely for office use and one mixed use unit (office and storage)) - to allow alternative design of Units 3-5 and alternative site layout to accommodate existing drainage infrastructure running through the site.
5 Day Notice. I wish to cut down 2 dead trees on land belonging to usadjacent to the public highway. One is ash one is cherry.
Application for approval of details reserved by conditions 8 9 and 10 attached to planning permission 242911
Proposal for the erection of a storage building (B8)
T1: Row of Beech (previously reduced) Tall hedge Encroaching on road Recommend cut back from road to give clearance T2:Lawson Cypress (x2) in front of hedge Tall/slender/sparce crown Bark peeling off base Recommend dismantle to ground level.
Removal of existing defective glazed link. Erection of a replacement link structure with extension to include creation of a resident's garden room. Staff room extension and reorganisation of internal layout to improve functionality and resident enjoyment.
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