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40 applications found.
027453 - Douglas fir (and neighbouring fir). After routine inspection by an arborist, to complete whatever maintenance is suggested up to a maximum of 2m off the top off the tree and removal of any dead branches. 027275 - Cypres hedging - Single hedge currently protruding the fence…
Requested work is to totally remove the tree, then plant a native treeapproximately 10m from the house along the same boundary wall.
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.
First floor extension to side elevation, porch, bay windows and wintergarden room to rear elevation. Addition 2 new windows to ground floor west elevation.
Extension and internal alterations
Variation of condition 2 of planning permission 240656 (Demolition of existing rear lean-to and detached workshop, and erection of rear and side single storey extension) - replacing the reference to approved drawing Nwmn.2.301 with revised drawing Nwmn.2.301 rev A, showing the rear extension as constructed
T1: Western Red Cedar (Multistem, Large) - Option 1) reduce crown by approx half leaving at 5-6m in height. Option 2) dismantle stems down to ground level. T2: Elm (Dead group of approx 10) - dismantle down toas near ground level as possible. T3: Sycamore (x2) - fell…
Single-storey rear extension.
Works to T7 Lime, T8 Horse Chestnut, T12 Lime, T13 Wellingtonia, T17 Wellingtonia, T18 Wellingtonia, Red Horse Chestnut
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
T1: Cedar (large) - thin the two branches that are growing over road by pruning 3-4 secondary branches from the main scaffold branch, removing weight and prevent 'sagging' branches being hit by vehicles, also improving light/view. Prune the deadwood that is over 20-30mm (and including) from crown. T2:…
Application for approval of details reserved by condition 13 attached to planning permission 242911
Demolition works, 3 no. two storey extensions and new garage.
Single-storey rear/side extension.
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…
Application for approval of details reserved by conditions 2 3 & 6 attached to planning permission 261213
T1 Cedar Works - 2-3m end weight crown reduction to decrease weight and stress on scaffold limb unions.
Reg 5 - notification of BT intention to install fixed line broadband electronic communications apparatus.
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
1 Tree (Red cedar :Thuja plicata) to be taken down as has lost all colour in its leaves. The owner of the property is worried it may fallonto a parked car or even the footpath running below it. There is alsoa smaller Red Cedar growing next it the…
Submission of Biodiversity Gain Plan in relation to planning permission 242911.
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