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22 applications found.
1no. Sliver Birch (T1) - Fell. The tee is dying or is already dead. A number of branches have already fallen.
1 No. Scots Pine (T1) - Crown raise to 3.2m over next door's drive to improve access for no.2 Lake drive. 1 No. Scots Pine (T2) - Reduction of 1 over extended lateral over garden by up to 2m to bring within canopy line and lessen likelihood of…
2no. Beech - To crown reduce to previous pruning points, approx.1.5m reduction, to keep the trees to a suitable size for their location, let more light into the properties and patio area. To keep pruning cuts to 30mm .
Alterations to part of roof to barn hip to create extension at first floor with rooflight to front.
Variation of condition 3 of planning permission H/25/99840 for the roof enlargement to facilitate loft conversion including rear dormer window, removal of one chimney stack and installation of 1no. first floor window on northern side elevation. The variation is to change the approved external materials to slim profile,…
First-floor side extension above existing garage, including front dormer, associated external alterations and porch
1 No. Cherry (T1) - Crown reduce by 2m. Tree is very large with a sparse canopy (most likely due to drought stress) and the client is concerned due to the trees large size and proximity to their and their neighbours property.
Construction of first floor extension to create 1 x additional bedroom and 2 x meeting rooms.
Temporary siting and residential occupation of a static caravan within the front garden to provide accommodation for the existing residents of 63 Oakwood Road during construction works to the dwelling.
1no. Beech (T1) – Reduce lateral spread of the canopy overhanging the neighbouring property by approximately 2m, pruning back to suitable growth points. Works are proposed to prevent excessive encroachment over the neighbouring dwelling and to mitigate any potential impact on the roof, while maintaining the tree’s natural…
1no. Oak (T1) - Crown reduction of approx. 2m, concentrating on side extending towards property and pruning back to suitable growth points. Tree has developed predominantly one-sided crown, with significant proportion of its crown weight extending towards the house. Reduction will reduce excessive end weight and leverage on…
1no. Pine (T1) - Reduce crown by approx. 2–2.5m and remove two large, over-extended lower limbs. Tree is exhibiting a pronounced lean, with exposed roots visible on opposite side of stem. Reduction will reduce overall crown weight and wind sail area, while removal of identified over-extended limbs will…
1no. Oak (T10) - Reduce height/ upper canopy by 3-4m down to new lower canopy. Previous pruning wounds with decay. Bifurcates at 4m good union. Exposed roots with mower damage. Sparse canopy with deadwood. Lower canopy beginning to form. Tree has been in decline for a number of…
Single storey rear extension and front porch
1 No. Oak (T006) - Crown lift to 5.2m over highway. 1 No. Dead Oak (T011) - Monolith at approx. 5m. 1 No. Ash (T012) - Reduce height by 4m and reduce sides by 2-3m. Due to poor crown vitality and fungal fruiting body at 8m on limb…
1no. Fir (T1) - Sectional fell to ground level. 1no Oak (T2)- Reduction of 2 longer extending branches in the upper crown by 3 to 4m to suitable growth points to maintain natural symmetry. 1no. Yew (T3) - Reduce branches on house and drive side only by 1.5m…
1no. Oak (T1) - Crown lift to 5m from ground level over the driveway of no.185. Selective reduction of longer laterals over no.185 by up to 3m all at appropriate cut points. Routine maintenance.
1 No. Oak (T1) - Reduce in height and spread by 3-4m to balance crown and reduce lever arch loading on long, over extended limbs.
1 No. Ash (T1) - Felled. Due to limbs of the tree falling off. This is especially dangerous as it is near the pavement and is a risk to walkers.
1no. Oak (T1) - Fell to ground level and consider replacement planting with a suitable tree to maintain tree cover at the site. Tree is exhibiting symptoms consistent with Acute Oak Decline, including progressive crown dieback, thinning of the upper canopy and areas of bark loss at the…
1no. Sycamore - Crown reduction of 2.5-3m on the north, south and west sides, with the height of the crown reduced by 3-4m. This will keep the crown balanced. See enclosed Tree Inspection Report for further information. Extremely concerned about the health of the tree, it's location close…
1no. Oak (T1) – Crown reduction of 2m by pruning selected branch tips throughout the crown, with all cuts made back to suitable natural growth points to retain a balanced and natural crown form. The tree has begun to extend over the property and is in close proximity…
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