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T1 Holm Oak - Evergreen Oak (Quercus ilex) Fell to ground level as in poor location for a holm oak, very close to the property. T2 Purple Leafed Plum (Prunus cerasifera 'Pissardii') 20% Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the tree by approximately 1-2m to tidy and contain. Final height = 4m and final spread =2m.
Front Garden T7 Yew (Taxus baccata) Neighbours tree - Crown reduce/trim all round by approximately 0.5-1m back to most recent previous reduction points. Final height = 6m and final spread = 4m.
T1 – Lime (Tilia sp.) Re-pollard to the established historic pollard points. Remove all current regrowth extending beyond the existing pollard framework, cutting back to the previous pollard heads/suitable established pruning points. Works/removal: Remove the current cyclical regrowth back to the established pollard points. Finished height: approximately 6.0 m. Finished crown spread: approximately 3.0 m overall. Do not cut unnecessarily into the established pollard heads. Retain the existing pollarded framework. T2 – Silver Birch (Betula pendula) Carry out a light crown reduction and reshape. Works/removal: Shorten the upper crown by approximately 1.5 m and shorten overextended lateral branches by up to approximately 1.0 m, pruning back to suitable secondary growth points. Finished height: approximately 10.0 m. Finished crown spread: approximately 4.0 m overall. Retain a balanced, natural crown form. No topping or indiscriminate heading cuts. T3 – Silver Birch (Betula pendula) Carry out a light crown reduction and reshape. Works/removal: Shorten the upper crown by approximately 1.5 m and shorten overextended lateral branches by up to approximately 1.0 m, pruning back to suitable secondary growth points. Finished height: approximately 10.0 m. Finished crown spread: approximately 4.0 m overall. Retain a balanced, natural crown form. No topping or indiscriminate heading cuts. T4 – Cordyline (Cordyline australis) Remove the lowest hanging fronds together with all dead, dying and damaged fronds. Works/removal: Remove lower/dead fronds back cleanly to their point of attachment to the stem. No reduction to the main stems or overall height. Finished height: approximately 7.0 m. Finished crown spread: approximately 3.0 m overall. Retain the healthy upper crowns. T5 – Fig (Ficus carica) Crown reduce and reshape, concentrating on growth extending towards the dwelling and adjoining boundaries. Works/removal: Shorten overextended lateral growth by up to approximately 1.0–1.5 m, pruning back to suitable secondary growth points. Shorten the upper crown where required by up to approximately 0.5 m to produce a balanced crown. Finished height: approximately 4.5 m. Finished crown spread: approximately 3.5 m overall. Retain the main structural framework and encourage a more upright, balanced crown. General specification: All pruning shall be undertaken in accordance with BS3998:2010 – Recommendations for Tree Work. All cuts shall be made back to suitable growth points, retaining branch collars where applicable. No flush cutting, topping or unnecessary removal of healthy crown material. All arisings to be removed and the site left clean and tidy.
Replacement of the existing link. Replacement of first floor cladding and fenestration, and internal reconfiguration of the existing annexe. Conversion of the existing garage into a workshop and addition of a pitched roof. Replacement of windows at first floor level to match the existing. Refurbishment of windows at ground floor to match the existing.
Replacement of the existing link. Replacement of first floor cladding and fenestration, and internal reconfiguration of the existing annexe. Conversion of the existing garage into a workshop and addition of a pitched roof. Replacement of windows at first floor level to match the existing. Refurbishment of windows at ground floor to match the existing.
Reducing the crown of an Old Mature Prunus Cerasifera that is leaning at 45 deg with a 10 cm by 10 cm basal trunk cavity at the base of a 23 cm diameter trunk. The current height is approx 5.5m and the maximum branch radius 3.5m (bearing in mind the tree is leaning at 45 deg. Other trees in the garden are a Betula Pendula, Olea Europaea (*2) and and Malus Domestica (*2). All in the rear garden.
Details pursuant to condition 9 ecological appraisal of planning reference PA25/3432
Ground floor flat rear extension including the demolition of existing extension/s and erection of new single storey rear extension and associated internal remodelling.
T1 False Acacia: (TPO) Remove the two main unmanaged codominant stems by cutting back to the primary fork at 6 metres. Retain the lower epicormic growth up to a maximum height of 8 metres. Finished dimensions: Height 8m, Width 6m. The tree exhibits advanced physiological decline, a thinning canopy, and a highly vulnerable unmanaged codominant stem structure. Multiple unidentified fungal brackets are present at the stem and root flare, indicating significant internal wood-decay. Recent branch failures have created safety concerns for neighbouring residents. Due to the likely severity of the decay and the high-target risk area, total removal of the tree is fully justified on safety grounds. However, this application is submitted as a pragmatic alternative to removal. Initiating a reduction to a 6-metre framework will completely eliminate the high-leverage codominant stems and drastically reduce wind-loading on the compromised root flare. This work is proposed as a risk-mitigation measure to safely retain the lower trunk habitat and a portion of the tree's amenity value, avoiding the immediate need for complete felling.
T1 & T2- Lime trees, pollard back to previous points, removing approximately 7 meters of growth. T3- Small Holly tree to remove to ground level as this is growing against the shed. T4- Apple tree, cut back overhang to fence line. Tree is growing in next doors garden.
Grounds of 4 Northumberland Place Car Park T1 A,B,C : Leylandii trees groupe x3 [outside No. 7] – Fell to ground level Height of tree currently: 7M Height of tree after reduction: 0M Spread of tree currently: 7M Spread of tree after reduction: OM T2: Leylandii tree [outside No. 11] – Fell to ground level Height of tree currently: 7M Height of tree after reduction: 0M Spread of tree currently: 5M Spread of tree after reduction: OM Reason for Works: We are looking to remove the x4 Leylandii trees due to their location directly over the allocated visitor and resident parking bays. Bird droppings from the trees are causing issues for vehicles parked beneath them, making the bays difficult to use. Their location also restricts access for larger vans when tradespeople are carrying out work on the grounds.
Details pursuant to condition 'C4. Details' of planning reference PA26/0108.
G1 Bay Group: Lateral reduction back to boundary and height reduction by 3m to maximise light penetration to understory planting.
Magnolia tree in front garden - Annual prune to reduce crown by approximately 25 pct to prevent overhang and maintain health of tree. Tree approximately 12M high and I am seeking a max 2m crown reduction a max 2m reduction in width leaving a canopy spread of 3m and a height of 10m max of the tree.
PROPOSED PART AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLATION TO LOWER GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT, WITH EXTERNAL CONDENSER.
Schedule of work and location maps attached.
T1 English Oak (Quercus robur) Re-Pollard back to previous pollard points removing approximately 2m of new growth. Final height 4m and spread 3m. Remove approx. 3 low side branches as agreed with client. Strip climber down by 50% to reduce impact on tree. T2 Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) Re-Pollard back to previous pollard points removing approximately 3-4m of new growth. Final height 4m and spread 5m. T3 Cherry (Prunus spp) Remove deadwood - reset lights. This quote is based on removing all arisings via neighbour to side(T1) and neighbour to rear (T2).
Cotoneaster Tree - Prune to maintain shape - height reduced from 3.8m to 2.7m and width from 2.25m to 1.65m
New roof slates, demolition of rear chimney stack, enlargement of side elevation window
Proposed rear extension and reinstatement of brick facade
Replace existing garden shed at the rear of garden with a single-storey garden office for incidental use.
Replacing existing Sash Windows that are Single Glazed in a ‘like for like’ manner that replicates the original design, using Double Glazing. License to Alter has been received from the building management and directors of Stuart Court.
Proposed repairs and partial reconstruction of Patten Alley boundary wall between Ormond Lodge and Patten Alley.
Details pursuant to condition C6 - Floor Strengthening Works - Side Extension of planning reference PA25/4419
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