15 Weetwood Crescent Weetwood Leeds LS16 5NS
Consent, agreement or approval required by condition 4 (Tree Protection) of Planning Application 26/03180/FU
- Reference
- 26/05260/COND
- Application date
- 25 Sep 2026
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46 applications found.
Consent, agreement or approval required by condition 4 (Tree Protection) of Planning Application 26/03180/FU
Cut back trees circled in red on the attached photo back to boundary line that over hang the carpark.
Downy Birch (T56): Fell to ground level. Sycamore (T600): Monolith to 5m. Beech (T603): Reduce limb over the car park by 3m. Sycamore (T626): Fell to ground level. Beech (T618): Reduce branch with included union over the track by 3m. Beech (T622): Reduce the top of the crown by 3-4m. Reduce lower lateral branches over the track by 3m, to relive stress on the main union.
T1 - Ash To prune branches over hanging Weetwood Farm Cottage roof and garden, and the Farm lower roof. (see application form and photograph)
Consent, agreement, or approval required by condition 14 (Car Park and servicing management plan) of 25/05654/FU
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for insertion of door to balcony
Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) to previously approved planning application 25/06100/FU (Single storey side extension, enlargement of bifold doors and removal of ground floor window to rear) to allow for enlargement of the approved side extension
T1 -Removal of silver birch tree from rear of property to allow for a dropped curb to be added to the property- as show in the sketch drawing. This will not disrupt any other plants/ trees (no TPO on this tree)
Retrospective application for the Installation of ground mounted air source heat pump
Retrospective listed building consent for the Installation of ground mounted air source heat pump
T1 Sycamore: Selectively reduce lateral growth that is crowding/competing with the horse chestnut by up to 1.5m to suitable secondary growth points. If required to retain a balanced natural crown, crown thin by up to 10% and reduce height/spread by up to 1.5m. T2 Horse Chestnut: Reduce overhanging laterals back to suitable growth points t, or as close as reasonably practical to. If required to avoid an unbalanced crown after boundary reduction crown thin by up to 15% and reduce crown height/spread by up to 1.5m.
T70 Ash: Remove as per survey recommendations. Declining tree T29 Aspen: Remove broken hanging branch.
T1 Beech Remove to ground level due to failure of codominant stem and subsequent damage.
Listed building application for a retrospective relocation of gas meter to external wall
T1 Silver Birch: Remove, Too big for location Root system pushing against stone wall. growing at an angle across the driveway and close to the property.
G1 Sycamore reduce the lateral branches tending toward the property to give 2m clearance
T1 Maple - Reduce the overall height of the tree and carry out a crown reduction by pruning back the canopy to provide suitable clearance from the buildings while maintaining a balanced natural shape. G1 Sycamores - Reduce the height by taking the tops out and prune back the longer lateral branches to lessen the overhang, maintaining a balanced canopy and suitable clearance. The maple has previously suffered storm damage, with several branches snapping off. It is now growing over the garden studio and extending towards the house. Reduce the overall height of the tree and carry out a crown reduction by pruning back the canopy to provide suitable clearance from the buildings while maintaining a balanced natural shape. Remove any damaged or defective branches as part of the works. G1 ? Sycamores The group of sycamores is causing excessive shading to the flats on the back lane and is overhanging the rear access lane (glebe terrace). Reduce the height by taking the tops out and prune back the longer lateral branches to lessen the overhang, maintaining a balanced canopy and suitable clearance.
T1 - Sycamore: To reduce the lower large limb over hanging the road on the south west aspect of the sycamore tree by approximatly 2m-3m. To reduce the limb on the eastern aspect of the sycamore tree directly above from the failed limb by approximatly 1.5m-2m. To reduce the lower large limb on the northen aspect of the sycamore tree by approximatly 2m-3m. To remove any significant dead wood with in the canopy.
T1 Goat Willow - - reduce the secondary canopy re-growth back to previous pruning points (approx 2 - 3 meters lower than the current height) T2 Cherry - Reduce canopy by 2.5 - 3 meters (to below BT wires) back to previous pruning points (approx 6 meters final height). G3 - group of small Rowan, Lime, Elm and Cherry - mainly saplings / established root sucker regeneration - reduce height by approx. 1.5 meters back to previous pruning points circa 3 meters
5 day notice - Removal of 2 trees. One has fallen over and being held up by the gate and one is dead and leaning over the road.
T1 Yew: Reduce the easterly lateral branches of over the lawn area by 60cm.
Apple tree - To reduce large Apple tree by approx 30% in height just beyond the previous pruning points and maintain a good shape , the reduction would be in the region of 3 - 3.5 meters in the upper crown and latteral limbs, also thin out by 10% ( 1 in 10 branches) to relieve congestion
Single storey rear extension
Carry out works listed in the attached tree report.
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