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Within 0.62 miles of L39 5ATApplication dates: 20 Sep 2025 to 20 Sep 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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The tree in question (T9) has a T.P.0. Ideally I would like this removed, so the tree could be cut down. It is too close to the garage. The tree is aesthetically unattractive. It is a tall gangly tree that leans over the garage onto a patio area at the rear of our home. We have huge problem from pigeons droppings. Beyond the mess and property damage. I am concerned for my two grandsons who cannot safely play out on the patio. Up to two thirds of the patio area is affect, both boys have respiratory problems. (Asthma) I myself have compromised immune system. I jet wash the area and the following day its just as bad. The tree needs to be removed.
Proposed Works: T2 Beech tree overhanging property (adjacent to chimney): It is proposed to carry out crown lifting to the section of the beech tree that overhangs the apex chimney. The works will involve lifting the canopy clearance by up to approximately 3 metres above the chimney. No lateral reduction is proposed in this area?only vertical clearance (crown lifting) will be undertaken. T1 Beech tree (rear garden, left-hand side when viewed from property): It is proposed to remove four lateral limbs on the left-hand side of the tree in order to improve overall canopy shape and balance. The intention is to retain a natural, well-balanced form while reducing excessive growth on one side. Justification: The proposed works are to prevent interference with the property (chimney clearance) and to improve the overall structure and balance of the trees.
Proposed Works: T2 Beech tree overhanging property (adjacent to chimney): It is proposed to carry out crown lifting to the section of the beech tree that overhangs the apex chimney. The works will involve lifting the canopy clearance by up to approximately 3 metres above the chimney. No lateral reduction is proposed in this area?only vertical clearance (crown lifting) will be undertaken. T1 Beech tree (rear garden, left-hand side when viewed from property): It is proposed to remove four lateral limbs on the left-hand side of the tree in order to improve overall canopy shape and balance. The intention is to retain a natural, well-balanced form while reducing excessive growth on one side. Justification: The proposed works are to prevent interference with the property (chimney clearance) and to improve the overall structure and balance of the trees.
Part rear and side extension to link up with the existing rear extension. Part garage conversion and replace existing dormer with new to front of the house.
Demolition of the existing single storey gable extension and the construction of a two storey gable extension and single storey rear extension with the addition of an entrance porch.
Approval of details reserved by condition nos. 5, 6, & 7 of planning permission 2023/0753/FUL relating to Site Access, Scheme of Highway Works and Scheme of Car Park Resurfacing.
T1 OAK crown reduction away from building to growth points 2 -3 metres . Remove poorly pruned limb back.to stem . Deadwood T2 OAK reduce lowest limbs back.2 m.. Deadwood T3 OAK reduce lowest limbs back 2 m . Deadwood
T1 - Birch - Remove. Reasons - Sparse canopy due to being extremely overwhelmed with climbing Wisteria. Close proximity to property, offers no amenity value.
Removal of existing bay windows to the front with enlargement of the openings to accommodate new window installations. Application of a render finish to the front and side elevations of the property. Roof to black composite tiles (Retrospective)
T1 pine - fell. Lean of approximately 30 degrees over neighbouring garden. Restricted rooting environment possibly trenched when houses were built. Tree that was adjacent has failed due to poor rooting environment T2 pine fell - heavily weighted over neighbours property. Concerns that if tree was to fail as the neighbouring tree did it would cause significant damage to the neighbouring property
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