Planning applications in LS16

Copper Beech Trees T1, T2, T3 - Reduce in height by approximately 40% to 6m - 7m due to excessive shading across the lawn. Trees represent boundary trees between 12 Creskeld Drive and 10 Creskeld Drive. The proprietors of both properties are in agreement the proposed works are required.

T1 Copper Beech :Remove for safety reasons (heavily infected with root decaying Meripulus giganteus fungus).

T2 Ash: Suffering with ash die back to remove to ground level.

Retrospective 5 Day Notice - Removal of double stem Silver Birch (T1) as unsafe

Demolition of existing rear terrace to form new lower ground level terrace; Conversion of integral garage to form habitable rooms; amendments to fenestration including construction of bay windows, new window to side and alterations to front including doors and windows filled in; recladding and alterations to roof lights to existing side extension - NON MATERIAL AMENDMENT to 24/04932/FU - The changes proposed include the addition of and removal of windows within the main house and extension, design tweaks to doors and windows across the property including a Juliet balcony, a new roofing system and design tweaks to associated external materials and a minor internal layout configuration for ground, first and second floor plans.

T1 Beech Remove to ground level due to failure of codominant stem and subsequent damage.

T1 Cedar: Reduce the lateral spread of branches that overhang the garden of 1 Oaklea Gardens by 1.5m. Branches should be cut back to a suitable side branch bearing live needles only and a lesser reduction should be undertaken where these are not available.

Demolition of existing outbuilding; construction of two-storey side and rear extension; new steps and landscaping to front, sides, and rear

G1 Sycamore reduce the lateral branches tending toward the property to give 2m 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.

Tree 1: Declining rowan tree. The landowner is keen to remove a declining Rowan tree at the front of the property, as it is near a road and footpath she's worried she is liable for any damages that occur if it were to fail. Tree 2: Hawthorn. The Hawthorn tree by the front gate is growing too large and starting to grow through the BT wires feeding the property. I am suggesting reducing the canopy by approximately 15-20% to clear overhead wires and manage growth, pruning back to suitable lateral growth points while maintaining its natural shape. Trees 3 & 4: Mature copper beech trees. At the front and the back gardens there are 2 mature copper beech trees which are pruned in cycles to maintain their size and shape, I am notifying you of my intentions to do this again, taking a maximum of 1-2 meters off throughout the canopy and sides to match with the previous cuts. The client tells me this work has been done several times before so you should have this in your records. I have highlighted the positions of the trees on a satellite image taken, with the red cross indicating the Rowan tree we're requesting to remove, and the blue circles showing the 2 Copper Beech trees and the Hawthorn we're wanting to prune. We are fully NPTC qualified tree surgeons and all work will be carried out safely and to BS3998.

T1, T2 Cedars - Encroaching on neighbouring property. Prune back from dwelling to achieve 2-3m clearance. T3 Pine - Tree is in severe decline, live foliage only present on the very tips. Remove to ground level. T4 Elder - Remove T5, T6, T7 Laurel - Remove

Demolition of rear extension; construction of single-storey side and rear extension; new steps to side

Emergency Tree Work: T1: Remove dead tree.

T1, T2 Beech: Remove both trees to leave a 4 meter Monolith and re plant with a heavy standard Beech tree as close as possible to felled tree.

T1 Beech: Reduce height by 1-1.5m and spread by 1-1.5m.

T1- Beech tree. Remove to ground level. The tree splits at the base at around 3 feet high into 2 main trunks. The union is structurally unsound with the split running from where the two trunks separate at around 3 feet down to the ground. Please see attached photos. I noticed these issues 6 years ago and took a photo to show the applicant. See photo 1. Replant with one Beech tree of standard height.

Removal of rear upper level terrace and lower ground external store and erection of a ground floor and lower ground floor extension to rear

Removal of existing garage to rear alterations to gound floor front elevation including removal of window for entrance door and raised steps with railing to front

4.50m single storey rear extension, 4.00m to ridge height and 3.00m to eaves

Demolition of detached garage and existing rear extension; construction of single storey rear and side extension; new render finish

Emmerdale Village Production Set including the continued use of erected structures, access, car parking, boundary treatments, landscaping, signage and laying out of infrastructure

Remove a Yew Tree in our front garden (at 3 Old Lane, Bramhope)

Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for a dormer window to the rear and rooflights to the front

Consent agreement or approval of Condition 16 of Planning Application 25/06360/FU

Demolition of detached garage/shed and erection of part two storey and part single storey side/rear extension including removal of ground floor window and installation of patio doors to rear and two new windows at ground floor to side

Conversion of integral garage to habitable room, Porch to front, attached storage shed to side and hard standing to front driveway to create parking

Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for a dormer window to the rear and rooflights to the front

The tree in question is sited in the neighbour's garden of 36 Hall Drive (just next to their fence) and is 10m from our house (44 Hall Drive). Both my neighbour and I feel the tree is unsafe and should be felled and be replaced with a less vigorous, more stable, native species such as a spindle tree (Euonymus europaeus) or crab apple tree (Malus sylvestris) which would also be much more beneficial to the wildlife than a eucalyptus tree.

Single storey side and rear extension; hip to gable end loft extension, dormer to rear with juliette balcony; roof lights to front; removal of chimney; rendering; relocation of front door with new porch to front; and outbuilding to rear - NON MATERIAL AMENDMENT TO 26/02311/FU - Altered the 2no. flat roof lights to 1no. Also made the out building parallel with the house. Both to suit clients comments.

T1 Copper Beech: To crown lift to give 5m clearence from ground level.

Carry out works listed in the attached tree report.

G1 Holly: Fell Holly in highlighted area, adjacent to 9 Sadler Copse, to increase light into their garden.

T1 Ash: Remove to ground level T2 Lilac: Remove to ground level T3 Elderberry: Remove to ground level.

Single storey rear extension and infill extension to side to link with garage

T1 Fagus sylvatica (Common Beech) Crown reduce the tree's crown periphery by a maximum of 2.5 metres.

Conversion of detached garage to form habitable space with new doors to front and side

There are 3 trees total. 2 birch trees and 1 big beach tree (they are all in a line next to each other). ///boost.money.steps W3W- The first birch tree completely snapped out last spring during a storm and landed on the drive way. The snap out wound and stem still remains and he would like to get it removed and he potentially would like to plant something there. The stem that remain is about 8ft tall and has polypore fungus present. ///fade.pack.eagle W3w- The second birch is completely dead, it?s been declining over the past few years with leaves prematurely turning yellow. This year is the first year where no leaves have grown. About 15ft were the first union lied is a dangerous cavity with water pooling inside. Neither of the stems look safe and have the potential to fall on the drive or his garage during another wind storm. He would like to get this removed also. ///could.trial.bucks w3w- The third tree is a big beach and he would like to get this reduced by as much as possible. He would like the height to come down again and the sides to be brought it to keep it maintained. The tree seemed to be very healthy and has lots of growth present. Side branches hang on his garden as well as branches that hang into the main shared driveway way So the removal of the 2 birch tree and reduction of beach tree as much as is allowed.

Removal of existing pergola and construction of detached garden room

T1 Beech: Remove (see application for further details).

Demolition of existing rear extension; single-storey extension to front; single-storey extension to rear; extension to existing dormer to side and rear; replacement windows to front, sides, and rear

Single storey rear extension, porch to the front

Dormer windows to the front and rear

Emergency Tree Works: T1 Elm: Remove.

T1 Ash: Fell (listed as Tree 8190 on the LCC Ash Die Back Map).

T1 Oak: Remove 3 lower branches giving a 5.5m crown lift from ground level.

T1 Ash- Remove to ground level due to signs of Ash die.

Emergency Tree Work: T1 Chestnut: Remove.

Listed building application for new and replacement doors to front

Proposed replacement entrance lobby to the modern extension to Cookridge Hall.