Planning applications in NG3

removal and replanting of ash tree due to worsening adb causing loss of wood strength and vitality of tree

Erection of a single storey outbuilding

The proposal is to strip and re-slate the existing roof at 12 Campbell Grove.

Change of use of the existing building to 9 self-contained dwellinghouses

Single storey side extension to the South West elevation involving partial demolition of existing garage.

T32 of TPO183 - Silver Birch. Tree is in advanced stages of decline and is now dropping dead branches. Tree is within proximity to dwelling houses and likely to cause damage or harm if tree or tree parts were to fail. Tree is located at 33 Woodhedge Drive.

Installation of 15m high telecommunications, street works, pole supporting 6no. antennas, installation of 2no. equipment cabinets, 1no. meter cabinet and ancillary development.

T1 - Lime Re-pollard back to previous points to reduce the risk of secondary thickening related failures. T2 - Lime Remove Tree. T3 - Lime Crown lift to approximately 5m above ground level, this will be achieved by removing epicormic growth and small diameter branches. Reasons: T1: Maintenance of an existing pollard to reduce the risk of failure associated with large secondary regrowth. T2: Removal due to terminal decline, poor vitality and limited prospects for recovery. T3: Crown lifting to improve ground clearance and remove excessive epicormic growth adjacent to neighbouring residential property. Trees protected under TPO189.

TUT1, a small twin stemmed Sycamore was recently struck by a failed Eucalyptus on adjoining ground. We are seeking to fell TUT1.

Installation of 100mm external wall insulation with flat cream/off white silicone render finish

Existing Lawful Development Certificate for a small house in multiple occupation (Use Class C4), occupied by up to 4 unrelated persons.

TPO350: Sycamore (T1-T4) Large mature sycamores within a confined residential setting. Lower branches are encroaching into neighbouring gardens and towards nearby buildings. The proposed works involve lifting and selectively reducing the lowest branches to provide reasonable clearance from boundaries and structures. Works will be carried out using target pruning to suitable growth points, retaining the trees' natural form, amenity value and overall crown structure. The works are considered proportionate and appropriate to manage encroachment, improve the relationship between the trees and surrounding properties, and reduce the need for more extensive pruning in the future. T1: Remove the two lowest encroaching branches back to the main stem. T2 & T3: Remove the two lowest encroaching branches back to the main stem and reduce the next three branches by approximately 2 to 3 metres using target pruning. T4: Remove the four lowest encroaching branches back to the main stem and reduce the next three branches by approximately 2 to 3 metres using target pruning. T5 Ash (self-set): Reduce branches as necessary to provide 3 metres clearance from the building and roofline using target pruning.

Retrospective retention and continued operation of a mobile food trailer, including the sale of hot and cold food, on the paved forecourt adjacent to the main entrance of Falcon Cash & Carry

Two digital 75 inch LCD display screen, one on each side of the Street Hub unit.

Installation of 1No. BT Street Hub Unit and associated advertisement panels on either side of the unit

T1 - Beech - Reduce over hanging branches by 2m T2 - Cedar - Lift to gain 5m clearance over garden T3 - Ash - reduce back over hanging limbs by 2m

Leyland trees on North East aspect of boundary. Full removal of one tree and pruning of second to reduce height and bulk.

Conversion of existing garage to annexe and erection of oak framed double garage

T1 Yew - Remove to base. T2 Cypress - Remove to base. T3 Prunus - Remove dead tree to base. T4 Magnolia - Reduce to 3m above ground level. T5 Norway maple - Crown lift up to 3.5m over lawn. T6 Cypress - Remove to base. T7 Cypress - Remove to base.

Single story extension. Demolishing existing garage. Dimensions (L)7.13x (W)3.05x (H)3m. Flat roof including sky lights

Window details provided to discharge condition 2 of listed building consent reference 22/00728/LLIS

Re-roofing, installation of one Velux roof light in main pitched roof to the rear, re-roofing of flat roof with Fibreglass Resin, replacement of front sash windows with double-glazed units. Installation of french doors to rear elevation and replacement of front door.

New build dwelling

TPO320 T1 Lime Mature Lime tree needs * A selective crown reduction, particularly on the side overhanging the driveway. * Crown lifting where appropriate to provide clearance above the parking area. * Removal of any dead, damaged, crossing or unsuitable branches.

Re-roofing, installation of one Velux roof light in main pitched roof to the rear, re-roofing of flat roof with Fibreglass Resin, replacement of front sash windows with double-glazed units. Installation of french doors to rear elevation and replacement of front door.

Hazel tree in front garden is approximately 55 years old and is dying. Full tree removal is required. A new Hazel will be planted in its existing position.

Work to be carried out to mature Purple Plum tree located on back garden rear boundary: 1. Cut back branches overhanging neighbour's property (approx. halfway to boundary). (In order to give light, reduce weight and reduce debris). 2. Clear 2-3 ft section of ivy around main trunk, leaving remaining ivy above to die off. 3. All foliage/waste to be removed to licensed trade waste recycling facility.

Silver Birch - Fell dead tree (five day notice) Tree is along my right boundary, within my rear garden, that is threatening my neighbours fence and is of a size to cause serious injury should it fall. The intention is to leave approximately six feet of the trunk for reasons of biodiversity. Horse Chectnut Tree (five day notice) Removal of dead branches from the tree.

Rear boundary hedging holly trees - Pollard two rear boundary holly trees, back to the level of their last pollarding in order to return the light levels to the garden.

T1 Sycamore located in front of property - Branches touching building - cut back to main stem and 2m in upper crown - side prune

T1 - Norway maple - Remove dying mature tree, growing over property boundary, to base

Alteration to rear fenestration at ground floor level

DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS 1 AND 2 OF PLANNING PERMISSION 21/0077/FUL

Raising of the roof height of the dwelling, 2 x gabled dormers to the front roof slope, 1 x box dormer to rear roof slope. Single storey flat roof extension to rear elevation.

Single storey side/rear return extension to create new kitchen and downstairs WC.

There is a large evergreen tree (holly tree) on the boundary between the back of our house and Burnham House on 6 Elm Bank, Nottingham NG3 5AJ. It is not subject to a TPO. The neighbours had the tree reduced in height some time ago, but since then, the branches of the tree have grown considerably and cross the boundary line by 1 metre or more. I would like to prune the overhanging branches back to the boundary line. The neighbours have been informed of my intentions.

Maple tree - Remove 3-4 main branches of thickness between 4 and 6 inches. Reason: Tree is causing a problem to the safe passage of large vehicles on The Crescent. Tree belongs to the Property Cherry Holt (1 Albert Road). The proposed work is to remove the offending tree branches the protrude beyond the line of the kerb into the street. This will be arranged and performed in agreement with the property owner.

Mature trees within property boundary require routine pruning work to reduce leaf canopy by up to one-third. T2 = Purple plum and Lilac (T2) T6 = Laburnum T7 = Lilac T10 = Apple Work to be carried out by professional tree surgeon (not yet appointed)

T 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, 1e, 1f, 1g - Limes Re - Pollard as growth of last 8 years is now overhanging neighbours' building and windows (causing shade) on one side, overhanging neighbour's drive and garage on other side T2 - Oak Crown clean to remove deadwood T3 - Lime Crown clean to remove deadwood, crown lift to 6 metres T4 - Holly Fell to ground level as affecting sycamore and robinia, plus these two trees are encouraging excessive height T5 - Yews Trim the new growth to maintain height and width of screening

Removal of deadwood

Removal of deadwood

Removing existing parking area and create 7 bay carpark to rear of property.

Change of Use from C3 residential dwellinghouse to a 5-bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) (Use Class C4)

Beech tree in rear garden. 3-4 m crown reduction by pruning back to suitable replacements 20% crown thin 6m crown lift to achieve more light into garden Work to be carried out to BS 3998

Change of use of dwellinghouse (Class C3 use) to a care home for up to three children (Class C2 use)

Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of proposed single storey rear extension

T1- BEECH - TPO - -PRUNE BEECH TREE BORDERING No 29 x 2m FROM HEIGHT and LATERAL GROWTH, CROWN LIFT BY 5m Reason: Grown in a Poor Form - now has a very leggy crown, with branches extending out of the canopy by approx. 2m. Crown lift due to low canopy, shading out other trees and shrubs. Also overhanging neighbouring driveway causing access issues.

Tree 2, Late juvenile self set Muti stem Sycamore. We wish to remove back to the main trunk/ appropriate point, roughly 6 reaching branches from above the rear of properties on Stonepit Close. This is to clear the tree from encroaching on the rear of the properties.

T2 - CROWN LIFT BEECH TREE BORDERING No 25 BY 5m Reason: has a very low canopy shading out various trees and shrubs in the garden.

T1 and T2: Ash tree and horse chestnut tree to be crown reduced by 1/3 and shaped (approximately 2 metres) The trees are causing damage to the pavement and the walls of the property a structural engineer has visited the property and advised best to cut the trees back from the building to prevent further damage, maintain the trees will help keep them at a more manageable size, and hopefully slow any further damage.