4 Fairlawn Place Nottingham Nottingham City NG5 4DD
T1 - Silver Birch - Crown reduction by 3m
- Reference
- 26/01845/PWC
- Application date
- 16 October 2026
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39 applications found.
T1 - Silver Birch - Crown reduction by 3m
Non-Material Amendment to revise the stages at which Conditions 2, 3 and 4 attached to planning permission 22/00658/PFUL3 are required to be discharged
Cedar tree standing at the north end of the bungalow to be reduced to achieve a 2 metre clearance between branches and the bungalow. The three pine trees shown to the south of the cedar tree to be trimmed of all dead wood.
Tree 1, Lombardy Poplar. Located on southern boundary of property off Alexandra St. We would wish to fell the tree to ground level. The tree has grown against the high wall retaining the garden from the street and is pushing it outwards over the pavement. The tree's position…
T8 of TPO3 - Felling Reason: T8 is a mature Horse Chestnut situated at 76 Cyprus Road, Mapperley Park, Nottingham. The tree has been in decline for several years and has now failed to produce any foliage during the current growing season, indicating that it is dead. The…
3 no. Broadleaved trees, provisionally identified as Common Beech (Fagus sylvatica), subject to confirmation by arboricultural inspection. Intent to fell & remove trees. Trees noted as causing damage and upheaval of boundary wall between 10 Vivian Avenue & 8 Vivian Avenue. Wall showing cracking along extent of boundary…
T1 - Eucalyptus - Grown spindly/ Drawn up - Remove as poor specimen T2 - Silver Birch - Dead - Remove
Item 3: Three limes trees at top of Pelham Court's car park. We request permission to remove all epicormic growth up to the crown break to provide adequate clearance for road traffic along Private Road. Item 4: Felling of self-seeded sycamore tree at edge of retaining wall at…
T1 - crimson maple - re-pollard to 1.5m above pergola - maintenance T2 - cherry and T3 - acer - 1m crown reduction - maintenance
Plan is to remove the tree to allow smaller trees and plants to thrive and to stop splitting of the ash tree and falling which was advised by a tree surgeon.
Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of a single-storey rear orangery extension.
T1 - Ornamental Cherry (Prunus sp.) Rear garden, adjacent to brick outbuilding. Approx. 8-9m high, crown spread approx. 10m. Crown reduce by up to 2m in height and lateral spread to suitable growth points, retaining a balanced natural shape. Crown lift to approx. 3m above ground level over…
Details submitted to discharge condition 7 (AMS and Tree Protection) of planning permission 26/00584/PFUL3.
TUT1, a small twin stemmed Sycamore was recently struck by a failed Eucalyptus on adjoining ground. We are seeking to fell TUT1.
Use of unadopted land adjacent to formally adopted land as extension to driveway of new-build house; construction of facing brick & cast iron boundary wall (max height 2.4m) incorporating pedestrian & vehicular gate.
Proposed porch and ramp to the rear elevation.
Certificate of Lawfulness for the existing use of the property as a five-bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (Use Class C4)
Ash in rear garden: Reduce the overall crown by 3 to 4 metres, reducing the height and lateral spread while retaining a balanced and natural crown shape. Works are proposed to manage the overall size of the tree and reduce the extent of branches overhanging neighbouring properties
T1 - Beech - Reduce over hanging branches by 2m T2 - Cedar - Lift to gain 5m clearance over garden T3 - Ash - reduce back over hanging limbs by 2m
Leyland trees on North East aspect of boundary. Full removal of one tree and pruning of second to reduce height and bulk.
Rear single-storey infill extension, alteration of window size on the rear elevation and demolition of conservatory and outbuilding.
T1 ( Laurel ) - Full Removal, due to proximity to the house, with branches touching the roof and guttering and overhanging the public footpath beyond the boundary wall. T2 ( Leyland ) - Cut back to garden wall, height and width reduce approx 1m. T3 - (…
Hazel tree in front garden is approximately 55 years old and is dying. Full tree removal is required. A new Hazel will be planted in its existing position.
T1 - Beech - Fell and remove the existing tree due to concerns regarding public safety. The tree is immediately adjacent to the public footpath and has contributed to damage and obstruction of the pathway. Pedestrians are currently having difficulty using the footpath and may be forced to…
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