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250 applications found.
REAR: ONE: Beech Tree ( T4) ( TPO T34 of TPO 1976 ) Height approx. 25+m. FELL to ground level. REASON: For health & safety reasons we request the tree be completely felled due to disease. The tree is in a private car park within the hotel boundry.The tree branches are incredibly fragile & prone to breakage.
T1 Robinia pseudoacacia - The tree continues to lean more and more through the boundary line of a private resident's garden. The large lower limb which grows towards the East is covering most of the private garden of no.9 and is exposed to any strong southerly winds which have brought down a number of limbs from mature trees in the immediate vicinity over the past few weeks. We feel it is prudent to reduce this limb by 5m from 7m to 2m back to a strong vertical growth point in order to reduce the sail effect. Furthermore we aim to reduce the height of the tree by 3m from 9m to 6m back to previous reduction points in order to achieve a more compact form and, again, limit the sail effect of this heavily leaning tree.
T1 Malus - the tree has outgrown the small garden it sits in. An overall reduction of the canopy by 2m in both radial spread and height from 5m to 3m and a thinning of the canopy by removing selective stems and any dead, diseased or crossing stems would prevent the tree from becoming too overbearing for the family.
T1 - Silver Birch - Reduction in height (3m) from initial height of 18m to 15m and in canopy spread (2m) from 6m to 4m, T2 - Cherry - 2m Reduction of specific limb: lowest southern limb, (end weighted/ over extended) from 9m to 7m, T3 - Willow - 3m canopy reduction, initial height 7m to 4m and canopy spread, from 9m to 6m, T4 - Oak - 2m canopy reduction, initial height 10m to 8m and canopy spread from 7m to 5m, T5 - Sycamore - 3m Canopy reduction and dead wood, from 13m in height to 10m and 8m canopy spread to 5m.
x1 Lime - Re-Pollard back to previous pollard points, x2 Whitebeam - Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the trees by up to 1 metre. Reason for works: good arboricultural maintenance
We have a large lime tree close to the house which you have twice given permission for us to reduce its crown over the last 32 years. We wish to reduce the crown by approx 30%
An application for Permission in Principle for residential development comprising the implementation of up to 9 houses (Use Class C3) with associated landscaping and parking and associated works. [Departure From Development Plan: Proposal in Metropolitan Open Land]
Internal conversion of a 1 bedroom flat into a 2 bedroom flat.
T1 - Fig: fell - tree height at 7mt - tree width at 5mt - The tree is causing direct physical damage to adjacent built structures, including displacement of a retaining wall, movement of the adjacent manhole chamber and direct contact with the building. Due to its close proximity to the structure and its continued growth potential, removal is considered the most appropriate long-term management solution. To mitigate the loss of tree cover and maintain the landscape character of the site, a replacement tree will be planted in a more appropriate location, sufficiently offset from buildings and underground services to allow healthy long-term growth.
T1 - Bay Tree Looking at historical photos on google street view, this tree has grown rapidly in an uncontrolled manner, causing servere unevenness to the surrounding paving slabs. We are proposing to remove this tree. T2 - Lilac x Tree This tree is growing laterally in 2 directions and is resting on the boundary wall. We are proposing to remove this tree, and in its place planting a new tree species.
Removal of redundant gas fire, high-level water tanks and storage heater internally, installation of a new boiler and flue, minor non structural internal alteration, refurbishment of the bathroom and kitchen, installation of new flooring and instalation of insulation to ceiling and external walls.
To replace the felled Beech tree: To supply and plant 1 x CARPINUS betulus 'Fastigiata' CG 8/10cm GIRTH Feathered along with tree stake(s), ties and soil conditioner. To be planted in the front garden in close proximity to the stump as past of the councils stipulations. persuant to condition 1 of planning application 23/1430/TP
T18 Lime species - Remove epicormic growth from base to aid future inspection. T19 Lime species - Remove epicormic from stem base to aid future inspection T24 Silver birch - Dismantle declining silver birch to ground level + grind if possible. T32 Spindle - Crown Reduce in Height by Specified Amount & Shape, Reduce back branches over hanging garden and path by up to 1.5m. The reasons for the recommended work specifications above are detailed within the attached report, all work will be conducted to BS3998 standards. The applicant is open to the replacement of trees lost, any further information required can be requested.
Garage conversion into a habitable space, construction of single storey ground floor rear extension, single-storey front infill extension and a first floor rear extension, incorporating replacement of windows and doors, and installation of glass railings, solar panels, rooflights and a bin store with associated works.(Amended description)
Prior Approval for the construction of a single-storey rear extension which will extend beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling by 6.00m, for which the maximum height will be 2.95m and the height at the eaves will be 2.85m.
T2- Lime tree growing in the grass verge outside 55 Blackheath Park on the left hand side (closest to 53a) To deadwood T3 - Lime tree growing in the grass verge opposite 53a Blackheath Park (outside Hallgate) To deadwood To reduce the remaining crown by 3m, from a current branch length of 9m, leaving a finished branch length of 6m
Third party tree group 01 NEW - 1x Acer, 2x Lime Crown lift tree of10/9 clearance to 3m back to boundary line 1x Acer, 2x Lime. Height 12m (part of TPO191). 2400 - Sycamore Maple Remove South limb over path back to source, due to visible cavity at union, cambium crack/stress wounds and minor dieback. Suggests compromised structural integrity. Height 9m. - Following findings from a tree survey.
1. Eucalyptus - Crown reduction 3m - reducing the height and spread of the tree back to previous reduction points 2. Holly - Crown lift to provide approx. 2 metres clearance from ground level. Trip top and all sides as hard as practicable to achieve a conical shape 3. Pear - Section to height of adjacent shed roof Reason for works: General maintenance
2412 - London Plane Crown lift tree highway and street lamp clearance To 3m over L&Q side, 5m over adjacent road (bus route). Widespread crown overhanging parking area and adjacent highway. Lamp column within crown on NE aspect. Height 10m. 0250 - Sycamore Maple Remove single stem, diseased (tagged) stem at 2m from ground level. Sooty bark disease on 1 stem. Height 9m. 2422 - Sycamore Maple Section fell tree. Dead tree. Height 11m. - Following findings from a tree survey.
Retrospective alterations to existing outbuilding to provide granny annex.
The installation of replacement pitched roof, cast iron rainwater goods - gutters down pipes, together with the repair & redecorate the existing overhanging soffit and new roof and roof tiles to existing flats and garage block at 29-35 Ryculff Square SE3
The installation of replacement pitched roof, cast iron rainwater goods - gutters down pipes, together with the repair & redecorate the existing overhanging soffit and all associated works at 1-16 Ryculff Square SE3
The installation of replacement pitched roof, cast iron rainwater goods - gutters down pipes, together with the repair & redecorate the existing overhanging soffit and all associated works at 36-45 Ryculff Square SE3
Details: Buddleia, small sycamore and brambles Proposed works: Cut a 2 meter strip to ground level behind property Reason for works: To reduce overhang into garden and maintain
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