Planning applications in LS6
We hold 626 planning applications for the LS6 postcode area, 285 of them submitted in the past year. 81% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 52 days. The area is covered by Leeds.
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Recent applications in LS6
Single storey rear extension; infill of existing side window; alterations to linked garage including part conversion of garage to habitable accommodation, infill of walls and alterations to fenestration - NON MATERIAL AMENDMENT TO 26/03648/FU - Render to front and ac / heat pump
There is only one large tree in my garden. I will get a tree surgeon to do the works rather than doing it myself. It is not a main branch, just a thin one that has sagged/growing downwards and will soon be at head height. I can provide photos of the tree and the branch in question.
T1 Lime: Crown lift over access drive to 5.2m above ground in line with BS3998:2010 limiting wound size to 50mm. G2 Mixed: Crown lift over access drive to 5.2m above ground in line with BS3998:2010 limiting wound size to 50mm. T3 (TPO)Beech: Crown lift over access drive to 5.2m above ground in line with BS3998:2010 limiting wound size to 50mm. T4 Ash: Crown lift over access drive to 5.2m above ground in line with BS3998:2010 limiting wound size to 50mm.
We would like to work on 2 trees to the rear of this property, tree1 is a ash tree and just started to show signs of die back, we would like to remove this tree, happy to replant oak tree 1 meter from the removed ash, tree2 is a sycamore tree, we would like to crown lift the tree to 5 meters and draw back the remaining lower canopy by 1 meter, this would allow more light into a small garden.
T1 Copper Plumb: To remove to ground level due to the previous limb failure at 1m from ground and has lost 40% of its structural integrity.
See application form and Tree Survey (tree works described in the priority time scale as year 3) for proposed works.
T1 Maple - Reduce the overall height of the tree and carry out a crown reduction by pruning back the canopy to provide suitable clearance from the buildings while maintaining a balanced natural shape. G1 Sycamores - Reduce the height by taking the tops out and prune back the longer lateral branches to lessen the overhang, maintaining a balanced canopy and suitable clearance. The maple has previously suffered storm damage, with several branches snapping off. It is now growing over the garden studio and extending towards the house. Reduce the overall height of the tree and carry out a crown reduction by pruning back the canopy to provide suitable clearance from the buildings while maintaining a balanced natural shape. Remove any damaged or defective branches as part of the works. G1 ? Sycamores The group of sycamores is causing excessive shading to the flats on the back lane and is overhanging the rear access lane (glebe terrace). Reduce the height by taking the tops out and prune back the longer lateral branches to lessen the overhang, maintaining a balanced canopy and suitable clearance.
T1 Hawthorn - Cut back from property to give 1.5m clearance T2 Beech - To clear telephone wires to give 1m clearance. T3 ash - Remove to a 1.2m stump and poison with Eco Plugs. T4 Lime - Reduce upper crown to suitable lateral unions. T5 Ash - Remove to a 1.2m stump and poison with Eco Plugs. T6 Syacamore - Remove Ivy, Suckers and Epicormic growth, also cut back from property to give 3m clearance. T7 Spruce - Remove to ground level. T8 Bramley Apple - Reduce by 30% in height and thin by 25%.
T1 Goat Willow - - reduce the secondary canopy re-growth back to previous pruning points (approx 2 - 3 meters lower than the current height) T2 Cherry - Reduce canopy by 2.5 - 3 meters (to below BT wires) back to previous pruning points (approx 6 meters final height). G3 - group of small Rowan, Lime, Elm and Cherry - mainly saplings / established root sucker regeneration - reduce height by approx. 1.5 meters back to previous pruning points circa 3 meters
Certificate of Existing Lawful Development for Use as a house in multiple occupation
Listed building application for installation of four illuminated fascia signs; one illuminated projecting sign; two printed di-bonded panels; replace two existing wall lanterns either side of the entrance; replace the existing flood lights under the eaves with new LED floodlights; external redecoration including repainting of fascias, doors and windows
For works on tree in a Conservation Area
Certificate of Existing Lawful Development for Use as a house in multiple occupation
T1 Ash: Remove 2 lowest branches over public foothpath and residents garden.
Mature Holly: 3-4m lateral reduction on west and eastern aspects, 5m height reduction. 2 x Clematis: Remove. Birch: Crown lift 1.5m from ground level, to retain it's weeping appearance. No reduction in crown height. Lateral reduction on the eastern and northern aspects to allow use of path to front door and terrace. Acer: Remove Magnolia: Remove 2 small leaning limbs
Demolition of attached outbuilding and steps and erection of a single storey rear extension incorporating link extension and associated works including the installation of solar panels with associated battery storage, cycle store, EV charging point and associated landscaping works
Four illuminated fascia signs; one illuminated projecting sign; two printed di-bonded panels; LED and wall lights
Part two storey and part single storey extension to side and rear; shed to rear
Replacement windows to front and sides
Certificate of Existing Lawful Development for use as a house in multiple occupation
2 x Cherry trees both covered in ivy and leaning towards the house. Due to fear of the roof/house being damaged the plan is to fell to ground level leaving stump and roots T1 and T2.
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for conversion of the garage to habitable accommodation; porch canopy to the front and new front door
T1 - Early Mature Lime - crown lift to approximately 6 metres above ground level. Lateral pruning to provide a minimum clearance of 2 metres from the adjacent residential property. Crown reduction of approximately 1.5-2.0 metres in both height and spread, maintaining a balanced and natural canopy form. T2 - Early Mature Cherry - remove all deadwood throughout the canopy. Prune to provide approximately 1.5-2.0 metres clearance from the adjacent building. T3 - Mature Horse Chestnut - prune to provide approximately 1.0-1.5 metres clearance from overhead phone lines where practicable. T4 - Sever ivy to approximately 1.5 metres above ground level. Crown lift to approximately 7 metres over the roadside to provide suitable vehicular clearance. T5 - Sever ivy growth to approximately 1.5 metres above ground level. Crown lift to approximately 7 metres over the roadside to maintain suitable clearance. T6 - Early Mature Lime - Prune to remove basal growth and significant epicormic growth from the main stem. T7 - Early Mature Sycamore.
Change of use from House in Multiple Occupation (Use Class C4) to four self contained supported apartments (C2) together with on site warden accommodation; disabled ramp with hand rail, light well with new windows and new re positioned pedestrian gate to front; light well with new window and repositioned entrance door with windows either side to rear
Certificate of Existing Lawful Development for Use as a house in multiple occupation
T1 Goat Willow - remove broken branch currently suspended within canopy. Crown lift southern canopy to 4 meters. Crown lift northern canopy to 4 meters to clear Magnolia.
G3 - Group of four Sycamore Trees (as indicated on map). Undertake pollarding to mitigate the risks associated with their excessive proximity to the building.
T4 Oak: Remove due to subsidence.
T1 Ash - prune to radially clear overhead BT wires for 1 meter clearance. Crown lift to 4 meters vertical clearance above the gardens T2 Sycamore - crown lift to 4 meter vertical clearance above the garden, 2.5 meters vertical clearance above the public footpath and 5.5 meters above the road.
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for Use as a small care home
Certificate of Existing Lawful Development for Use as a house in multiple occupation
Change of use of ground floor offices to retail
T1 - Ash - Remove limb growing in adjacent garden (106 Queenswood Drive, LS6 3LJ). G2 - Crown reduce trees 2m away from 106 Queenswood Drive, LS6 3LJ) T3 - Oak - Remove lowest branch overhanging 106 Queenswood Drive, LS6 3LJ. T4 - Sycamore - Remove lowest two branches overhanging Queenswood Drive, LS6 3LJ.
Mature Beech Tree (Fagus sylvatica) reduce the overall canopy by approximately 40% pruning back to suitable growth points. Tree Description Mature Beech tree approximately 18m in height with an 18m canopy spread, located on the boundary of a car park and a busy student pedestrian access route. Observations * Recent significant limb failure resulting in substantial tear-out and damage. * Main stem forks at approximately 3m above ground level. * Southern stem contains multiple tight secondary forks and compressed unions exhibiting included bark. See photo 4,5,6 & 7 * Large lateral limb extends over the adjacent car park and pedestrian route. * The recent limb failure has significantly altered canopy balance and increased exposure to wind loading. * Remaining scaffold limbs are subject to increased mechanical stress due to the loss of canopy mass on one side of the crown. * Ongoing risk of further branch failure from weakly attached unions and redistributed loading within the canopy. Recommendation Reduce the overall canopy by approximately 40%, pruning back to suitable growth points where practicable. See photo 1 & 3 Justification * Significantly reduce end weight and wind loading on compromised scaffold limbs. * Mitigate the risk of further failure associated with included bark unions and compressed forks. * Rebalance the crown following the recent major limb loss. * Reduce the likelihood of branch failure over the adjacent car park and heavily used pedestrian route. * Retain the tree where possible while managing foreseeable risk to site users and property.
Hip to gable loft conversion, with dormer window to the rear and additional window to the side
Certificate of Existing Lawful Development for Use as a house in multiple occupation
Certificate of Existing Lawful Development for Use as a house in multiple occupation
T1 Red Oak: to cut back large red oak which overhangs the car park up to a height of 8m and remove dead wood.
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for an extension to the gable, dormer window to the rear and rooflights to the front
T1 Sycamore- Remove tree to ground level. please take as a 5 day notice due to failure.
Replacement of existing single glazed timber framed windows with UPVC double glazed windows to existing bay
Variation of condition 4 (opening hours) of previously approved Planning Application 20/07638/FU (Change of use of dwelling to ground floor shop with flat above; demolition of existing garage; extension to front) for proposed opening hours of 09:00AM-10:00PM Monday to Thursday, 09:00AM-11:00PM Friday and Saturday, and 09:00AM-10:00PM Sunday
Certificate of Existing Lawful Development for Use as a house in multiple occupation
T1 Beech: Cut back by 2.5m to suitable unions to maintain the shape and form.
T1 - Copper beach - to cut back overhanging branches to give a minimum of 3m clearance up to a height of 7 metres.
Change of use from a six-bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (Use Class C4) to a seven bedroom Sui Generis House in Multiple Occupation
T1 Beech: 2m lateral reduction away from buildings.
Retrospective application for externally illuminated fascia sign to front
T1, TG1 Poplar, T2, T7 Sycamore: Remove (see attached Tree Report)
T1 Willow (type): Remove. (on the boundary line between No36 and No34).