Erection of up to 6 dwellings

Change of use of existing adjoining agricultrual buildings to 1 No. 4 bedroom dwelling and associated building operations

T1 - Lime Crown reduce by 3m in height and 2.5m in lateral spread. Band the Ivy and remove crossing branches and thin by 10%. The tree is excessively shading the garden and encroaching on the property.

T1 Cedar - Crown Clean to include dead wood and removal of damaged branches T2 Larch - Crown Clean to include dead wood and removal of damaged branches T3 Larch - Remove split limb T4 Yew - Reduce back by 0.5m (hedge trim)

Proposed single storey rear kitchen and w.c. extensions and boundary fencing.

Considerably sized Oak tree (T1). The tree is located on the grounds of 23 Hawthorne Drive. The tree has been poorly maintained and is dropping lots of little branches, overshadowing properties and very overgrown for its location and becoming close to other properties of the land it overshadows (a neighbours land) and is a growing concern both for us and neighbours as it continues to grow towards the property. Following advise of a tree surgeon a whole crown reduction is recommended to a more manageable and healthy state in order to allow for easier maintenance and to protect the future condition of the tree which is close to drains and footings of properties close by, allow more natural light in to the neighbours property and reduce the risk of damage to neighbouring property. There is scope to reduce the size of the crown by a considerable degree and clean out the interior to leave a lighter more natural, healthy and manageable crown. The work will allow the tree to flourish and be maintained in a better condition as it has not been maintained for the last 35 or so years and requires a maintenance plan. The tree is much greater in size than any surrounding Oak trees due to historic poor maintenance. The tree regularly drops small branches and is a grave concern for neighbours whose garden the tree overhangs as young children play in the garden. It is believed a cut back of the crown will help support healthier growth and maintenance.

Variation of Condition 2 of planning permission reference 23/00429/FUL dated 04/07/2023 (Proposed dwellinghouse). Replacement of approved drawings with revisions: Elevational and basement alterations

Variation of Condition 2 of planning permission reference 23/00939/FUL dated 03/11/2023 (Amendments to dwelling approved under planning ref 23/00566/FUL: Plot 2 only). Replacement of approved drawings with revisions: Elevational and basement alterations

Proposed two storey front extension, proposed single storey rear extension, roof alterations and proposed rear dormer

Material change in use of land to residential, operational development to replace an outbuilding, the laying of hardstanding and associated works.

Installation of new plant equipment on the rear, first-floor flat roof, adjacent to the existing plant, including a mechanical kitchen supply system complete with an 18kW electric heater battery, a new supply fan and replace the existing condenser unit.

Erection of single storey classroom block on existing tarmac area adjacent the existing tennis courts

T1 pine thin crown to lessen windsail and deadwood T2 Pine to lessen windsail and deadwood T3 thin crown to lessen windsail and deadwood T4 pine reduce height by 10ft and thin remaining crown to lessen windsail our client has stated there is some movement within the rootplate of this tree when winds exceed 30mph.

G1 & G2 - Circled in orange - Ash - Fell The trees are in two small groups and are on a bank near a stream. The trees are showing early signs of ash die back

Lawful Development Certificate to establish use of land and outbuildings in connection with the residential use of the property Oakdene

New single storey 3sqm porch and garage conversion to include self contained living accommodation to be ancillary to the main dwelling.

Proposed Single Storey Side extension Proposed Dormer Window

Remove Ash tree which upon inspection is showing signs of ash die back.

Replacement and upgrade of existing billboard to LED illuminated advertising display panel

For the attention of Tarek Ball. T1 Cedar -reduce crown of tree by 2m. remove deadwood throughout crown. T2 Cedar -reduce crown of tree by 2m. remove deadwood throughout crown

Single storey rear extension

Trees T2 -T9 Common limes, all 8 trees re-pollard back to previous knuckles.

First floor bedroom extension to rear

Lawful Development Certificate to establish use of the property The Courtyard as a selfcontained residential dwelling 4 year-rule

Single Storey Rear Extension

Convert existing garage to a one bedroom residential house.

Variation of condition 25 of planning permission APP/P1805/W/20/3245111 allowed on appeal 09/02/2021 (LPA 16/1132): FROM: No part of the development shall be occupied until the junction of Fox Lane/ Rock Hill has been altered in accordance with the scheme for a roundabout shown on the plan Fox Lane/ Rock Hill schematic ref 7033- SK-005 revision F AMEND TO: No more than 49 dwellings (of which, no more than 30 shall be for private sale and no more than 19 shall be for affordable housing) shall be occupied until the junction of Fox Lane/Rock Hill has been altered in accordance with the scheme for a roundabout shown on the plan Fox Lane/Rock Hill schematic scheme ref 7033-SK-005 revision G and ancillary drawings 7033-s278-701 rev C02, 2015804 AGE- ZZ-XX-DR-X-0002, 0003, 0004, 0005, 0006 REV C02.

Single storey front extension

T1 - 1 x Conifer on Driveway - Fell. Leaving trunk at approx 2.5m tall to match height of hedge as standing deadwood to provide a habitat for wildlife.

Single Storey side/rear extension to replace the existing structure.

Permission in Principle for the conversion of the existing building for to up to two Residential Dwellings (C3)

Proposed single storey rear extension

Two Storey Side Extension to an Existing Cottage to add a bedroom and larger kitchen diner

Proposed new single storey modular estates storage unit (Retrospective)

Reinstatement of the wall, on the tow path side, at Lock 58, following the Section 9 urgent works.

Pine Tree in rear garden Fell the pictured tree in the red circle on plan

Rear Conservatory

Proposed Change of Use from Planning Use Classification C3 to C2 Children's Home

Change of use from Class E to Class C3 by creating two self contained flats

T1 oak, main frame pollard, Tree has shed a few large limbs over the last few years and evidence of fungal brackets to the base of the main stem. David Whittles has seen this tree and advised a main frame pollard could be beneficial to the tree to give it a chance.

Remove trees near the foul drain on the North side of the site to prevent damage to the towns drains. Possibly remove trees that could fall no neighbours property. and remove dead trees and invasive trees. remove trees that are overcrowded. and invasive trees. Holy and Ash. Prune the Ash that I should have done in the last application but did not get around to doing.

2 x Scots pine trees situated on elevated bank, retained by sheet piles. Individual tree has recently failed due to exposure and high winds, there is a concern that 2 similar trees will fail in a similar way so to exposure and limited rooting area within the embankment. The site has planning approval for residential development with plots to be constructed within falling distance of these trees. It is recommended that the 2 Scots pine trees are removed and replaced with more appropriate species such as hornbeam.

T1 - Mature English Oak - Reduce branches overhanging thatched roof garage by 2 metres. Reason - to give clearance to roof.

T1 - Lime tree - Lift crown to 4 metres above ground level (epicormic growth). Reason - excessive shading.

Proposed front, rear and side extension to the existing Bungalow. Increase in ridge height and the addition of a new rear, front and side dormer windows

Erection of 1no.two storey timber frame dwelling.

Demolition of existing buildings and erection of a residential development of up to 13no. new dwellings

Conversion and extension of existing building to create 6 residential units with associated works

Mature Oak (T1) ??? bottom right-hand corner of the garden. Crown reduction of 2m lateral spread of branches which extend over the west side facing corner of the house and conservatory. As discussed with the Gavin Boyes Senior Tree Officer on Tuesday 8th April 2025 at 10:30 a.m. The proposal has also been discussed with Acer Tree who will undertake the work.

Demolition of existing building and creation of 4 bungalows for social housing

To replace two existing timber sheds with a garage.

Demolition of existing garages and erection of 2no. new build dwellings including associated access and landscaping.

Erection of side garage

Refurbishment of existing male w.c. to raise floor and create adequate headroom by adding a dormer window to the low level pitched roof.

Extend the existing building to the rear by two storey to create two No. residential apartments

Garden Room / Garden pod

Replacement, new build dwelling. New side and front boundary treatment including gates.

Re siting of dwelling approved under appeal APP/P1805/W/23/3336028

Construction of 1No 4 bedroom dwelling with associated car parking and private amenity space on land adjacent to 18 Broadfields, Hagley.

Common Lime - Tilia x europaea Remove epicormic growth from base of tree to 2m height to allow inspection Remove deadwood

G1 - Mixed species - Mix of selfset trees and vegetation around larger trees. Clear vegetation including severing of ivy to assist future inspections T2 - Cherry - Crown raise over car park to 2.5m T7 - Apple - Crown raise to 2m to assist grass cutting. T8 - Sycamore - Sever and Remove Ivy to 1.5m Above Ground Level T10 - Cherry - Formative prune. Prune back low branching encroaching on road and balance canopy T14 - Sycamore - Clear ground vegetation around base of tree and remove ivy up to 2m to facilitate future inspection T17 - Himalayan Birch - Remove snapped limb from crown T23 - Scots Pine - Sever and Remove Ivy to 1.5m Above Ground Level T25 - Western red cedar - Reduce over extended branch protruding from west side of canopy at 1.8m Prune back to canopy edge T28 - False acacia - Crown lift small diameter branching of <50mm in diameter over lawned area to allow grass cutting

single story rear extension, single storey front extension to side of converted garage and new hipped roof acros the whole front single storey and render to front elevation.

T1 Oak Tree Reduce the two limbs going over both neighbouring garden rooms back approximately 2 meters back to subtitle growing points. Reduce the tree away from the property behind giving the building also a 2 meter clearance.

T1-T6 Limes - Re pollard back to previous points

Proposed single storey rear extension with bifold doors, flat roof with parapet and lantern lights

Single storey rear extension with change of use from C3 (Dwellinghouse) to C4 (House in Multiple Occupancy).

Replacement of 3No. External AC units on flat roof. Refurbishment of second floor front elevation windows.

The proposed installation of a telecommunications base station comprising a 20m monopole supporting 6 no antennas and 1 no dish, together with 2 no ground based equipment cabinets, 1 no meter cabinet and ancillary development thereto.

Single Storey Rear Extension

Single storey kitchen extension

Crown lift lime (shown as T1) to 4m over residents garden and remove basal epicormic Remove basal epicormic from Sycamore (shown as T2) Remove basal epicormic growing over the grass verge from lime tagged T0333

Cypress in communal area in front of property. Crown reduction of 4-5 metres back to previous application cuts Crown lift to 3-4 metres and trim by around 1.5-2 metres

Raising of roof to facilitate loft conversion. Extensions to front of dwelling.

T1 - Reduce lateral branches from Oak tree to suitable growth points as they are encroaching on the property T2 - Reduce Hornbeam to suitable growth points to match the other sides to bring balance to the canopy T3 - Reduce Sycamore tree by 2 metres to suitable growth points in order to balance the canopy.

Excavation of bank and installation of retaining wall with associated landscaping

T1 - Ash - Remove to ground level. Tree has Ash dieback. T2 - Holly - Reduce laterals predominantly on SW side of canopy to balance the crown.

T1 - Sycamore - Crown reduce by 2.5m in height and lateral spread to control size and reduce excessive shading over the property. T2 - Beech - Crown thin by 10% and remove deadwood. Crown raise the highway side of canopy for 5m clearance.

Material change of use of land to use as a residential caravan site for 5 Traveller pitches, including the laying of hardstanding and construction of a 1.8m timber fence. (Retrospective).

T2 Oak Crown lift 3m and remove epicormic growth of stem T7 oak removed deadwood

T1- Beech leaning around 20 degrees right side behind house. Weight reduce through thinning to reduse risk of falling.

Change of Use of existing first floor office to a two bedroom flat

We would like to maintain our garden and as we are in a conservative area Firstly there are conifer trees on our border which have grown too tall, they are close to the house. We would like to reduce the height of these so we can maintain them. Secondly there is a hazel tree at the very back of our garden which looks to have previously been cut down. It has grown back and we would like to remove it completely. Neither are under a TPO but we are in a conservation area.

Proposed development of 6 no. houses with associated parking

Change of use from C3 use (Dwellinghouse) to C2 use for a (Residential Children Home) for up to 3 children with access alterations.

Erection of 3 bay timber framed garage in grounds of house

Proposed habitable room in loft space- velux conversion

Installation of three rapid electric vehicle charging stations and ancillary equipment within the car park of Brook Retail Park, including one fully accessible EV charging bay.

Replacement of external AC condensers on flat roof on a like for like basis.

Two storey side and front and rear single storey extension

Proposed change of use of Barn to Dwellinghouse with proposed rear extension

Lawful development certificate to establish use of land for the siting of residential caravan (10-year rule)

Semi Mature Silver Birch Trees x 2 at Rear Garden - Reduce top of crowns by a maximum of 2.5 metres. - Reduce remaining crown or over extended limbs by a maximum of 2 metres (to shape crown). - Remove all timber and cuttings from the site.

Single storey rear extension with flat roof

Double storey side extension

Demolition of Substation adjacent premises at 27-29 Sherwood Road, Bromsgrove, B60 3DR

T1 Oak tree fell The works are proposed to stop the influence of the tree(s) on the soil below building foundation level and provide long term stability to 9 Burford Road Hollywood Birmingham B47 5EH. Estimated costs of repair to the building are a minimum of ??75,000.00 if the influence of the tree(s) remain and ??5,000.00 if the proposed tree works are allowed to proceed. Granting permission will limit these costs. In the event of a refusal we, or our clients, will seek to secure compensation for the additional costs incurred through Section 202(e). Should the tree/s remain the total cost of repairs will be the Superstructural repairs + Alternative method of repairs (Minimum) = ??80,000.00 It is the expert opinion of both the case engineer and arboriculturalist that on the balance of probabilities the supporting information demonstrates the influence of the tree(s). Note: Further monitoring results may be submitted if these become available during the course of this application.

Conversion of garage to habitable use

Application for Technical Details Consent for the erection of one new dwelling following approval of Permission in Principle (ref. 24/01318/PIP)

Two storey rear extension

Application Reference Number: 24/00880/FUL Date of Decision: 06/11/2024 - Removal of Condition 2 in order to change the finishing of the elevations from brick to render

Retrospective planning application for single storey side extension and rear veranda.

Agricultural Barn for hay storage

The application relates to the erection of an outbuilding/garage, the repair and reroofing of a stable building and its conversion to a gym, the excavation of a swimming pool and laying of a patio with associated railings. Please refer to drawing number 2405-001.

PROPOSED NEW DWELLING

Taking down of existing Conservatory and construction of new single storey extension on same footprint

CCTV system upgrade works across the railway station, including the foot bridge 4x assets proposed to be installed on footbridge to ensure the BTP/RDG CCTV coverage standards are met

Retrospective application for a replacement building to provide residential accommodation.

Hip to Gable conversion and addition of dormer.

Single Storey extension to the rear of the existing dwelling, Alteration to existing dormer window and the addition of a new dormer.

New detached 3 bay timber framed garage 9m x 6m

Proposed Shed

Demolition of a detached block of domestic garages constructed with prefabricated concrete panels

Rear two storey extension

New plant to replace existing in rear alleyway. New ventilation. New external LED lighting to replace existing. New bollards to front of store. New key klamp handrails to rear steps. New 2.4m timber hit and miss fence to infill side of store.

Garden shed

Proposed Garage

Change of use of disused Hostel to 3 No. flats. 2 No. 1 Bed flats and 1 No. 2 Bed flat

The trees are located at the back of our garden around 25 Sydney Road. G3 There is either a maple tree or a turkey oak tee that is overhanging into our garden. We would like to cut it back as far as is allowed as it blocks sunlight, drops leaves all over the garden and encourages birds, which cats are killing and leaving in our garden.

Notification for prior approval for the proposed change of use of Class E building to Class C3 (dwellinghouses) creating 3no. apartments

Retrospective submission for dormer loft conversion to property in compliance with permitted development guidance. Retrospective use of the property as a HMO serving up to six individuals with the use remaining use class C3 dwellinghouse.

Formation of habitable room in roofspace with front and rear velux rooflights

Proposed infill below roof to form enclosed porch

Demolition of lock up garages and erection of 2no. dwellings including associated access, car parking and landscaping.

Extension to building F to form a unit for use classes B8, E(d) and E(g(iii)) and associated car parking

Erection of 1 new dwelling

T1 - Willow Pollard to previous points.

first floor side extension with works to ground floor

Proposed two storey rear extension and single storey rear extension, two storey front extension, part-render to the property, black timber cladding to the existing garage, new black upvc windows and internal alterations

Installation of a 24m by 15m multi-use games area (MUGA) with 2m high fencing

Erection of Building (Retrospective)

To remove conifers at front of garden to make area bigger

Three Lime trees adjacent to private road leading to Rigby Hall Cottages. Branches below 10 metres to be trimmed to provide more light and safer access along roadway.

Notification for prior approval for the proposed change of use of an agricultural building to three dwellinghouses (Class C3) and associated operational development

One of the apple trees is in poor condition with severe dieback due to the inferior size conflicting with the surrounding trees being too close together and overshadowed by a mature Ash tree. To remove this tree.

single storey rear extension

Raised ridge extension for additional storey to main dwelling with brickwork and tiles to match the existing

4m extension from the back of the original dwelling and no higher than 3m in height

T1 oak located to the rear of property imn No5 wheatcroft side garden. Request to carry out 25% internal thin reduce end growth by up to 1.5mtrs and thin where it has shot out reactive growth. Remove lower epi growth from stem deadwood

Permission in Principle for residential development, a minimum of 1 dwelling and a maximum of 8 dwellings.

One tree at the bottom of our garden is obviously dead, according to neighbours there was no green at all last year. We would like to have it cut down

Permission in principle for the erection of 1 new dwelling

Single storey side extension

DROPPED KERB

Single Storey rear extension. Addition of a new porch.

Single storey extension to the existing dwelling.

Variation of planning permission 19/01544/FUL dated 21/10/2020: conditions 2 (overspill parking area), 5 (external lighting), 6 (biodiversity/ecology / overspill parking area), 8 (variation of opening hours to visiting members of the public)

Extension to front of house adjacent to kitchen to form new bathroom

T1 Sycamore - Cut back to fence line (along side of the house) T2 Silver Birch - Cut back / reduce by approx 3m T3 Silver Birch - Remove to ground level

Tree belongs to our neighnours 5 whitford gardens but blocks all light out of garden we want to take top of tree off.

T1 cedar crown reduce lower south east side of cedar by u to 1.5 mtrs as blocking neighbours tv arial reception

362 - In view of the leaning nature of this Corsican Pine over Silver Street and adjacent trees falling over recently, the Officers of Wythall Community Association have taken the decision (taking into account professional advice) that this tree should be felled for public safety as any works to reduce limbs would not reduce the residual risk to an acceptable level for their appetite. See attached picture. 364 - All the major weight is on one side of this Corsican Pine. Two long limbs overhanging the driveway to the park to be reduced. This will reduce the risk associated with this tree to an acceptable level and prolong the life of the tree. See attached picture. The proposed work to tree 362 has already been discussed with the Tree Preservation Officer on site.

T1 oak tree overall reduction of up to 3 mtrs to suitable growth points side hanging over No11 up to 4 mtrs to balance upper crown, tree has evidence of an old fungal bracket at the base which i was unable to identify at this point due to it being dried out. also a large limb shed on the rear boundary side in january but unsure if related, we would like to clean lower stem up to first major union also which appears to be historical new growth probably from when trees worked on during housing development. T2 oak dead wood

New 2 bedroom house on the side of the existing house (No 165 New Rd, Aston Fields, Bromsgrove)

Variation of Condition 2 of planning permission reference 24/01185/FUL dated 10/01/2025 (Amendments to dwelling approved under planning ref 23/00566/FUL: Plot 1 only including new garage to serve Plot 1). Replacement of approved drawings with revisions: Design and siting amendments to Plot 1 increasing rear garden depth

T1 - Spruce - Fell T2 - Silver Birch - Fell Exact tree location what3words: landowner-fidgeting-applauded

T4 - Sycamore - fell tree as long term solution as tree is decliniing, decay on scaffold limbs, dieback in canopy and potential tree fall on house T7 - Scots pine - fell treee - dead tree, necrotic bark to 2m, bark beetles evident - tree fall on road T33 - Lawson Cypress - fell tree - too close to house - planted by predecessor as small bush T18 - Scots pine - deadwood in canopy, reshape remaining canopy T23 - Sycamore - remove branch stubs and small hanging branch T24 - Pedunculate oak - remove deadwood and reduce height by 3m - canopy over road/fall on road T34 - lean over road, remove deadwood, prevent fall on road T3 - Scots pine - remove deadwood in canopy T8 - Sycamore - remove deadwood in canopy T9 - Scots Pine - remove deadwood in canopy T13 - remove deadwood in canopy T15 - remove deadwood in canopy

The proposal consists of a side and rear element. The side extension does not exceed the half width of the original building and the rear element does not exceed 8.0m beyond the original rear wall both elements do not exceed a height of 4.0m to their ridge above the highest point of the existing ground level

6m Single Storey Rear Extension, Max Eaves height of 2.5 and Max overall height of 3.5m

Reduce the Oak tree (in red circle on map attached) by 3 meters back to the closest growth points. As per the council's instructions.

Single storey rear extension

The two trees are located in the field opposite 9 Cookridge Close, Redditch, B97 6HF but the field has no address T1 - Red circle - Ash - The tree has multiple split outs and failures. It is in a public open space with footfall close by. We would like to create a framework pollard by reducing the tree by 4-5 metres. T2 - Purple circle - Oak - We would like to lift the canopy to 3 metres

Permission in Principle (Stage 1) for the erection of one bungalow

This is a request/order from the Principle Highway Maintenance Engineer of Worcestershire County Council. The Beech Tree in question is shrouding street lighting on the A456 and is required to be cut back.

First floor extension to the rear/side of the property and a ground floor extension to the rear/side

Part demolition of boundary wall. Installation of privacy fence to part of boundary. (part-retrospective)

Demolition of Outbuilding A and erection of garage/workshop. Erection of summer house and shed. Proposed alterations, enlargement of vehicular access off Sugarbrook Lane and installation of gates. Installation of privacy fence to part of boundary. (part-retrospective)

Creation of charging zones, erection of EV chargers, erection of canopy, sub-station enclosure, LV panel, meter cabinet and associated works.

T1 - Silver Birch - Fell

T1 Oak tree - due to branch failure a 20% thin of canopy will help reduce weight and wind residence

Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) of planning permission 23/01277/FUL to increase the height of the roof of the outbuilding.

T46, T47, T48 - 3 Oaks - Reduce canopy by 3m from property - Trees overhang new extension, excessive shading. G2 - Reduce canopy by 3m from property and trim lower branches - Tree is closest to the property and gutters getting full of leaves and not a lot of light coming through.

T1 Ash . Reduce tree by approximately 30% as done previously.

Reduce and shape crowns between 2- 3 metres as required to create a balance crown. Remove epicormic growth up to first lateral branch growth for Lime Trees labelled T2 & T3 Please note trees T2 & T3 have already been identified in the original application to reduce the height of these specific Lime Trees

single storey rear & first floor side & rear extension

Single storey rear extension

Erection of detached outbuilding

Proposed rear kitchen extension

Oak tree to the right of 23 Lechlade Close. Whole Crown reduction/cut back branches overhanging footpath and neighbouring properties

Tree ID 0960 / Removal of current diseased / dying Silver Birch tree and planting of a replacement Silver Birch (Betula pendula) in same location.

Erection of new vehicular gates and associated piers

Permission requested to fell as it leans towards 1d garage and house. This tree is located at 1a Plymouth and overhangs garden/garage at 1d. Mature European Larch (Larix decidua), height 20m, canopy spread 7m, has white marks on trunk at base on east side, possible mycelium growth (inspection inhibited by hedge). Base checked on west side sounds hollow, access for decay detection restricted. Deadwood and dieback in canopy. Subsiding limbs on south side. Management recommendation - consider felling/check with resistograph/remove deadwood, reduce subsiding limbs by 3m as minimum works.

To reduce secondary branches of leaning limb towards properties by approx. 2.5-3 metres (to approx. red line on photo); Reasons: To reduce encroachment onto property and garden of 13 Hastings Close; to reduce amount of shade & debris being cast onto property & garden.

We require all TPO's on site to be pruned and crowned. General maintenance to all trees. T1, T2, T3, T7 and T8 - Lime Trees T4 Weeping Willow T5 Blue Atlas Cedar T6 Goat Willow T9 Lebinon Cedar

Permission in principle for the erection of 1 new dwelling

Construction of a garden room within the curtilage of a dwelling

1 Cherry plum tree on border of property. Trees needs to be reduced in height by a third and brought in from overhanging area at rear of property, particularly considering that the adjacent building will be carrying out building works and the client prefers the tree to be cut to their specification versus having building contractors cut the tree potentially "badly". Tree is approximately 28 foot tall and wants to be reduced to about 20 foot and equally brought in on the sides to have a balanced result.

Conversion of an existing barn to a single dwelling (C3)

Front first floor extension and garage conversion

Ash tree - reduce canopy as highlighted in the attached description - approximately 4-5m leaving an even smaller crown.

T1-T2 oak both growing close to each other and creating a single canopy together, up to 2.5 mtr all over reduction back to relevent growth points, T1 looks like it was pollarded some years ago so back to old pollard point but leaving growth.

Notification for prior approval for the proposed change of use of an agricultural building to residential (Class C3) and associated operational development

Oak Tree (Tree 11 in sketch) in rear garden of 40 Plymouth Rd. Remove overhanging branches to provide 3 metre clearance above laurel hedge running along Plymouth Road.

Application for the variation of part of the wording of Conditions 32 and 33 of Outline Planning Application 16/0335 (allowed at appeal (Appeal Reference: APP/P1805/W/20/3265948)) to amend the occupation trigger numbers included within the aforementioned conditions comprising the following: Condition 32 Amending the occupation trigger for a roundabout at the Junction of Rock Hill / Fox Lane from 100 dwellings to 398 dwellings ; amending the occupation trigger for cycle improvements along Stourbridge Road from 100 dwellings to 153 dwellings; amending the occupation trigger for improvements at the Worcester Road / Shrubbery Road junction from 100 dwellings to 550 dwellings and; Condition 33 Amending the occupation trigger for a signal-controlled junction on the A448 Kidderminster Road from 200 dwellings to 550 dwellings; and roundabout works on the A448 Kidderminster Road from 200 dwellings to 396 dwellings.

Outbuilding

T1 Oak Tree - 30% crown reduction required, remove epicormic growth on main stem.

Group 1 - Remove 2x small self set ash trees Remove 4x holly clumps Remove 1x hazel clump

Proposing to remove the oak tree to as close to ground level as possible and retain the stump. The oak tree proposed for removal is referred to as T2 on the accompanying arboricultrural report.

Oak Tree - 5-6 metre crown lift is required as branches are overhanging the road and hitting larger vans and lorries.

T1 Oak 30% Crown reduction

Display of 1 no. externally illuminated box fascia signs, display of 1 no. non-illuminated panel sign, 1 no. illuminated projecting sign, 2 no. non-illuminated pole mounted signs and 1 no. illuminated totem sign.

Beech to reduce all round by approx. 2.5-3 metres; 2 no. Yews to reduce all round by approx. 1 metres & 0.5 metres; 2 no. Silver birch to fell; Hollies on boundary line to cut back to fence line. Oak to remove deadwood (approval not required but shown on plan). Reasons: Improve light into garden & good arboricultural management.

Proposed two storey side and rear extension, a single storey rear extension to replace the existing conservatory, a side extension and new hipped roof to rear

Variation of condition 25 of planning permission APP/P1805/W/20/3245111 allowed on appeal 09/02/2021 (LPA 16/1132): FROM: No part of the development shall be occupied until the junction of Fox Lane/ Rock Hill has been altered in accordance with the scheme for a roundabout shown on the plan Fox Lane/ Rock Hill schematic ref 7033- SK-005 revision F. AMEND TO: No more than 49 dwellings (of which, no more than 30 shall be for private sale and no more than 19 shall be for affordable housing) shall be occupied until the junction of Fox Lane/Rock Hill has been altered in accordance with the temporary scheme show on the plan 7033-WSP-HGN-00-SK-C-0022. Thereafter, no more than 200 dwellings (of which, no more than 120 shall be for private sale and no more than 80 shall be for affordable housing) shall be occupied until the junction of Fox Lane/Rock Hill has been altered in accordance with the scheme for a roundabout shown on the plan Fox Lane/Rock Hill schematic scheme ref 7033- SK-005 revision G and ancillary drawings 7033-s278-701 rev C02, 2015804 AGE- ZZ-XX-DR-X-0002, 0003, 0004, 0005, 0006 REV C02.

Enlargement of existing side extension on the ground floor and a new hipped roof at first floor. Demolition of existing garage and erection of a porch

Crown reduction required. Lower boughs have grown signifiantly and over hang the residential gardens of number 5 & 7 Alder Way. Owing to the weight of these boughs, they hang low. One is particular is now only four meters above ground height. Crown thinning required. When the tree has been thinned previously it has only been done on the owner side and not on the opposite side, over hanging residential gardens. This therefore blocks light into these gardens and also leaves the tree asymmetric and unbalanced.

Large oak tree in rear Garden - given TPO status in 2023. TPO number 204 We Would like to reduce height and lop surrounding branches

Oak tree - Rear Garden on Boundary - 9 Bartestree Close Intended works - Fell Tree by authorised Tree surgeon Andrew White has visited the site is aware of the tree and is waiting for this application, photos attached.

I believe that the tree you refer to is T37 or T38 of the attached order therefore an application will be required. To clear tree from adjacent property. (Minimum 2m clearance)

Demolition of existing garage to side, erection of single storey extension to side to provide a ground floor bedroom and shower room for a disabled relative to receive full time care

T9 Oak - Fell and treat stump with eco-plugs The above tree works are proposed as a remedy to the ongoing and persistent differential foundation movement at the insured property and to ensure the long-term stability of the building. You will note that since the last application was refused (now subject to appeal and claim in compensation - see attached claim letter and Appeal reference letter) damage has now recommenced with active and obvious downward rotational movement (see point 3 on the attached monitoring). We have included an updated engineer???s appraisal report and additional documentation. We are willing to meet with Council officers to agree a scheme of replacement planting and although the tree is Council controlled as the tree is TPOd would be willing to discuss contributing to both felling and replacement planting costs. Please let us know if you would like to meet on site to discuss or to see the damage first hand. We are satisfied that the evidence obtained following completion of our Arboricultural Implication Assessment report completed 22/11/2022, clearly links the Oak T9 as a cause of damage to the risk address. We confirm that T1 Cypress was removed in April 2023 and T8 Sycamore removed in May 2023. Therefore, given the latest movements there can be absolutely no doubt that this is a subsidence event relating to the tree under your control. Insurers understanding the requirement to offer replacement planting in the event consent to fell is granted.

Ginko tree in front garden of 15 Station Rd Hagley, DY9 0NU next to fence between me and neighbour at 11 Station Rd. (no number 13) Tree is much too big for the position, too close to houses and neighbour unhappy about overhanging branches. Propose to cut trunk at height of top of fence. Am advised the tree is likely to sprout from there, but tree will be much smaller.

T1 - Framework Pollard the Willow tree. TG2 - Crown lift the group of trees (Alder, Cypress and Spruce) to 5 metres in height.

A very large established beech tree is close to the front of our house in our front garden. The tree needs some pruning/cutting to both preserve the tree and protect our property. We believe that a reduction of 20% to the tree is required.

Trees along the A38 in Bromsgrove., all total 6no. trees are located on Scheme C, off Charford Rd., adjacent to KFC. They are early-mature tree generally considered reasonable trees, and one tree is recorded as being previously topped. All six trees were rated retention category B1. The TPO Trees 138 to 143 requires 5m crown lift height clearance over carriageway , and Trees 142 & 143 also requires crown reduction 3m. This will also aid the working height clearance required during the works/construction on this area.

Tree works as advised following tree survey from Coheeney Group G001 - Mixed Broadleaves - Sever ivy at the base and remove ivy from trees G002 - Common holly x 150 - Reduce height to 3-4m and reinstate as formal hedge. G003 - Rhododendron x 40 and Laurel Cherry x 40 - Reduce hedge height 3-4m and reinstate as formal hedge. G004 - Common holly x 25 and Cypress x9 - Crown reduce Cypress by 3m, crown clean to remove ivy and remove deadwood over 25mm. Reinstate holly as hedge. G005 - Scots pine x 3 & Corsican pine x13 - Crown clean and remove deadwood over 25mm G006 - Common holly x 20 - Reduce height 3-4m and reinstate as formal hedge. T001 (0713)- Silver lime - crown reduce by 3m and remove deadwood T002 (0711) Sycamore - remove deadwood over 25mm and sever ivy at base T003 (0712) - European lime - epicormic removal and remove deadwood over 25mm T004 (0701) - Copper beech - Remove deadwood over 25mm T005 (0702) - Sycamore - Crown reduce by 2m north side and remove deadwood over 25mm T006 (0703) - Pedunculate oak - crown clean, remove deadwood over 25mm T007 (0706) - Pedunculate oak - crown clean, remove deadwood over 25mm and remove limb T008 (0704) - Corsican pine - Fell tree T009 (0707) - Common beach - remove deadwood over 25mm T010 (0705) - Common holly - Fell tree T011 (0708) - Downy birch - Fell tree in accordance with Garden Annex plans approved - 23/01305/FUL T012 (0710) - Common beech - Crown lift to 3m for pedestrian clearance and remove deadwood over 25mm T013 (0996) - Common beech - Crown lift to 5.2m for highway clearance, remove deadwood 25mm T014 (0997) - Cypress - remove deadwood over 25mm and remove limb T015 (0998) - Cypress - Remove deadwood over 25mm and remove limb T016 (0994) - Common holly - fell tree. T017 (0709) - Sycamore - prune away from building by 2m, sever ivy at base and remove from crown and remove deadwood over 25mm T018 (0995) - Japanese larch - fell T019(0992) - Cypress - remove dead wood over 25mm.

Single Storey rear extension to the rear of the existing dwelling. It is a 3m addition to an existing 3m single storey extension.

T1 Copper Beech (Fagus Sylvatica) Overall crown reduction by 15% back to previously reduced framework, leaving suitable growers throughout out the canopy (as previous works on this tree where abit drastic) also ensure sufficient clearance is gained to the BT phone lines running roadside, thin inner crown by 10% and removal all epicormic growth, thank you.

T1 Ash- Fell tree to ground level. tree is causing subsidence to a garden wall. the Garden wall is located very close to the foundations of the house causing concern . the tree is also showing signs of ash die back and does have much amenity value in my opinion. happy to meet on site to discuss. George 07585661621

Rear single storey extension.

Extension to the existing annex to construct a pool house on the ground level and a home office above

Four London Plane (T1, T2, T3, T4.) Crown reduce back to previous reduction points (by approximately 3m). Thin crown by 20% to include any major dead wood. Lift crown to 5 meters above ground level.

as per tree survey attached.

Change of use of existing garage and extension to create a special needs nursery and hardstanding for parking and turning.

Forge Lane, Belbroughton. As you walk down Forge Lane to the small industrial estate there are a number of trees on the right hand side that are providing shade to the back of 38 and 40 Nash Lane. They are right next to the fence on the entry to the car park.The trees are 1 x Maple tree and 3 x silver birch trees. All trees require 3m to be cut off the top of the tree as they are restricting light into our garden.

T1 Sycamore - 2-2.5m reduction T2 & T3 Limes - 2-2.5m reduction

T1 oak reduce away from fabric of building by up to 2.5mtrs to create clearance T2 oak reduce away from building by up to 2.5 mtrs to create clearance T3 oak reduce by up to 2.5 mtrs away from property T4 oak reduce by up to 2.5 mtrs away from property

There are two Oak trees that border the properties of 14 and 16 Nine days lane..T1 and T2 Same work on both trees as follows Reduce crown to old prune points. Remove epoconic growth. Thin out dead wood on tree by 20%

Single Storey rear and side extension to the existing dwelling

Silver birch - Tree 23 in the TPO. Works to reduce the tree height to ensure safety of our home and ensure a healthy tree maintains.

Front porch extension to property.

T1 Sycamore - Located near South Boundary, behind fence, lean and growing towards pub. - Crown reduce by 3-4m, particularly lateral branches extending over garden area, crown lift to at least 4m to allow room for and increase light to allow garden to be used for growing produce. T2 Sycamore - Located 10m E of T1, multi-stem tree - Crown reduce by 3-4m, crown lift to at least 4m to allow room for and increase light to garden. T3 Holly - Small suppressed tree near T2, Largely dead - Fell T4 Ash - Located to side of G2, Ivy covered with evidence of Ash Dieback (Class 2) - Crown reduce by 3-4m, sever Ivy T5 Sycamore - Off-Site tree within grounds of house to the rear - low growth overhanging fence - Prune lower growth back to fence-line

The property is made up of 3 land registry titles, however following discussions with Holly Johnston in your Redditch office we've been informed that it is only the house and main garden that fall in to the conservation area. This allows us to highlight the few trees we'd like to cut quite easily; 1) A large sycamore tree close to property - Pollarding 2) A large silver birch to back right hand corner of property - Sympathetic pollarding and height reduction 3) 4 leylandii, which form part of the perimeter hedge along the left - A reduction in overall height to allow more natural light into garden 4) A fir tree on drive - To reduce the height a little We intend the work to be carried out by a qualified tree surgeon.

T1 + T2 Ash along PROW to the north to be removed as close to the ground as possible

T1 Oak: 25% Overall Crown Reduction

Application for Permission in Principle for the Erection of Up to Four Dwellings

Minimal trimming of lower parts of lower branches obstructing pavement and access to driveway.

Conversion and extension of existing agricultural building accessed by an existing drive which extends to the public highway

Proposed bow window and tiled roof element, extending to existing porch.

Construction of 7 dwellings including the conversion of original south east part of the building to form 4 no. apartments and partial demolition of the north western part of the building and new build to form 3 no. houses and associated works and infrastructure.

Erection of single storey rear extension (with demolition of existing conservatory).

Erection of single (self-build) residential dwelling

Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of application 19/00592/FUL to alter details of the conversion of the adminstration building.

Alteration of the Administration Building to provide 9no. new apartments, with associated internal works, services and external works.

3 terraced bungalows at the rear of 195 Alcester Road

Ground Floor Side Extension, External Wall Insulation, & Replacement Pitched Roofs

2 trees. Lowest branch overhanging boundary on each tree as per photos. Only cutting to boundary line.

Single Storey rear extension 6m from the original rear elevation and no greater than 4m tall

Single Storey Side Extension and New Main Roof.

Change of use from C3 (dwellinghouse) to C2 (residential care home for up to six children) & single-storey rear, part first floor rear, first-floor side extension, and loft conversion

T1 oak, crown clean by removing internal reactive growth from last reduction, lift latearl growing over neighbours garden to balance lower crown and dead wood.

A purpose built agricultural barn, steel frame, concrete panels and fibre cement roof sheets

Single storey rear extension

Variation of Condition 2 and Removal of Condition 7 of Planning Permission 22/01492/FUL

Two storey build over the existing south east side extension, 2 storey build to the north west side and single storey rear extension to the rear of the existing dwelling.

Single Storey Rear & Double Storey Side Extension

Removal of existing double mobile classroom and provision of new single storey building

Conversion of existing building to residential annexe and replacement roof

Proposed loft conversion and hip to gable roof extension. Erection of front and rear dormer windows and replacement of the existing garage doors to aluminium bi-folding doors.

Permission in Principle for 1No dwelling

Garage conversion to include self contained living accomodation ancillary to main dwelling

Erection of a garden room

Two storey rear extension and first floor extension over the existing garage

Mast. The installation of a 20m streetwork monopole, 3no antennas, 1 GPS node, 3no MHAs, 3no cabinets and ancillary works thereto (plus the removal of the existing monopole, antenna and GPS node).

Erection of fascia, directional and totem advertisements related to the store

Proposed attic room to be installed within the existing roof to a detached garage

Proposed side extension, hip-to-gable roof alterations and dormer windows.

Construction of detached outbuilding within the residential curtilage for purposes incidental to the main dwelling

PROPOSED 2 STOREY SIDE EXTENSION TO EXISTING DWELLING

PROPOSED FRONT AND REAR EXTENSIONS, GARAGE CONVERSION AND INTERNAL ALTERATIONS FOR ANNEXE

Two storey side extension to provide additional living space

Proposed garage outbuilding to replace the existing outbuildings

Windows replaced in 2020 due to poor condition and in a state beyond repair . Like for like replacement .

Erection of a new detached industrial unit with associated access and hardstanding

Demolition of existing garages and construction of 3no. dwellings together with associated external works, car parking and landscaping.

Change of use of land to dog exercise field, including associated parking, fencing, and retention of existing southern vehicular access

Demolition of Existing Field Shelter and Erection of Stables and Hay Barn

Material change of use of land to use as a residential caravan site for 4 traveller households with a total of 6 caravans, including no more than 2 static caravans, laying of hardstanding and erection of two amenity/dayroom buildings.

Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of replacement

Boundary shrubbery. Hazels coppice Laurel, Yew and Hawthorn - reduce and shape by 30%. Removed drbris. T1 Alder to reduce and shape crown by 30% to 40%. Remove any deadwood. Crow clean and thin. Remove debris. Holly tree to be pruned.

I have a line of trees on my driveway, stretching down to the road. My neighbours who live at 53, Brookhouse Road have stated that one of the trees waves in bad weather and they are concerned that it may fall onto their property. I live in a conservation area.

T1 Oak - cut back from house by approx. 1m. (Six Oaks side only)

Oak (T1) - One metre reduction on branches coming over into the garden.

Ash (G1) - Fell due to inappropriate location, causing structural damage to retaining wall. In order to reconstruct the retaining wall it is necessary to remove the trees.

Single Storey rear extension and first floor build over the existing garage, alterations to the front facing porch

Oak tree in back garden of 15, Chapel Drive, B47 6JP. Highlighted in green on plan. Crown lifting, thinning and reduction - i.e. raise level of branches, thin out significantly, cut back branches (one is now over the roof and could cause damage to roof in storm). We would like the tree checked for safety as we have concerns that the tree is now leaning dangerously towards a neighbouring property and damaging our boundary fence.

T1 - Oak - Major dead wood removal, light thin of mid crown 15%. Reason, excessive shadding and health and safety as the tree overhangs no.69a Rock Hill.

Rear double and single extension and porch

Planning in Principle for 3x dwellings

Variation of condition 27 of planning permission APP/P1805/W/20/3245111 allowed on appeal 09/02/2021 (LPA 16/1132): FROM: No more than 99 dwellings shall be occupied until the junction of the A448/ Whitford Road/ Perryfields Road has been altered in accordance with the plan Whitford Road/ Perryfields Road proposed junction arrangement ref 461451-D-014, and until a pedestrian crossing on the A448 has been provided in accordance with the plan Potential A448 signalised crossing ref 7033-SK-015 revision A. AMEND TO: No more than 250 dwellings shall be occupied until the junction of the A448/ Whitford Road/ Perryfields Road has been altered in accordance with the plan Whitford Road/ Perryfields Road proposed junction arrangement ref 461451-D-014, and until a pedestrian crossing on the A448 has been provided in accordance with the plan Potential A448 signalised crossing ref 7033-SK-015 revision A.

Proposed two storey rear extension and single storey side extensions

Tree 1 Purple Leaf Plum, Fell. It is positioned on the straight driveway entrance. The previous owners of the neighbouring land are erecting a fence that will block this entrance entirely. Without removing this tree, there will be insufficient space for vehicles to enter safely. Removal will allow the driveway to be widened, ensuring safe and practical access. Tree 2 Cypress, Remove to bark level (stump cut). Restricts access to the narrow left-hand driveway, which will become the only usable entrance once the straight driveway is blocked. Removal will improve vehicle access, visibility, and safety, and prevent further damage to vehicles and property.

T11 - Oak - discussion with tree officer on tree safety and then also what is the best option for the tree's longevity and the neighbours at 34 and 36. Likely to require whole crown reduction/crown lift, this was previously recommended by an arborist. Would not need replacing as tree retained. T8 - Maple - removal as dead (will aim to retain part of trunk as standing dead wood) T13 - Willow - removal of large partially detached limb, removal at location of the tear. Would not need replacing as tree retained. T21 - Maple - discussion with tree officer as to best option for the tree in the long term. Is this crown reduction? Would not need to replace as tree retained.

T1 Oak - 3m reduction. There is evidence of decay at the base of the tree and the bark is coming away.

T1 Willow prune away from Bt wires to create 2mtr distance, lift to 3 mtrs by means of trimming wispy growth T2 Ash reduce stem from neighbouring tree to create 2 mtr clearance of BT cables T3 willow lift to 3 mtrs T4 oak lift to 3 mtrs T6 willow lift to 3 mtrs

H3 Thuja Reduce to fence height. T4 Holly reduce to 5 mtrs H5 Beech Hedge prune to 2mtrs H6 Holly Hedge prune to 2 mtrs TI5 Beech replace brace wires.

T1 Copper Beech - 2m reduction

Single-storey front extension.

T1 Poplar - Pollard back to previous points

2 no. totem signs to site entrances; Totem Sign A facing Thornhill Road Totem Sign B facing Burnt Meadow Road

Proposed Rear Extension.

Rear Garden T1: 1 X large Sweet Chestnut reduce the top by 3m and bring in the remaining canopy to suit by approx 1-2m, raise canopy to 3m T2: 2 x Cherry trees reducing overhanging canopy by 3m and bringing the top canopy down by approx 2m to suit T3: Remove 1 X Willow tree with a large cavity next to the Cherries T4: Remove as close to the ground as possible 1 x Spruce Tree, and grind out the stump Front Garden T5: 1x Hornbeam perform aerial inspection, paying attention to the first union, Cut back the tips overhanging the house by approx 1- 1.5m T6: 1 x Sweet Chestnut Reduce back the 3 lowest limbs, giving an approximate clearance of the roof by 3m T7: Crown raise remaining tree around the port, giving a 2m clearance where possible

Remove Branch overhanging Lamp post No 8425 Cut Dead Branches back to good growth Reduce Overgrown Crown by 50% reduce overall size of tree by 3 metres width and Height

First-floor side extension above existing garage with associated roof alterations.

Estimated 80-100 year old oak tree (TPO16/2006) located at rear of the above property. The work requested is to reduce the tree's canopy back to levels of previous reduction carried out in early 2018 under a previous TPO application approved by the Council. The branches are once again extending up to the gutters of the house. They overhang and touch the roof, and the branches overhang all adjacent gardens. There is excessive shading (almost 100%) in the garden of the property and over-shading in adjacent properties. The work requested is as recommended by the tree surgeons previously used - ie to reduce the tree by approx. 4-5 metres back to the point of the last reduction. See diagram.

Additional storey under Class AA

1. Hawthorn sapling self seeded within front perimeter hedge next to pavement. When in leaf, this small tree obscures driver visibility of electronic speed camera/speed warning sign installed by Highways dept in 2024 to attempt to curtail excess speeding following a number of road collisions. 2. Common Holly, poor specimen with few leaf and bifurcated trunk, one arm leaning towards the highway - concern that this arm may fall onto pavement /road. Both of these trees obscure/interfere with spread of a much older Yew within the garden boundary. Permission is requested to lower the hawthorn to boundary hedge height and the holly to ground level.

Oak tree in back garden is getting too big and we want to get a tree surgeon in to drastically reduce its height and canopy

A mature Oak tree (Quercus species) next to 33 Foxhope Close, dead wood removal/crown clean and to reduce a single limb facing the highway. This limb has a large channel of decay on the top of it so a reduction of 2.5M is desired to remove some weight and sail mass to minamise the risk of failure.

Demolition of side and rear extensions. Erection of double and single storey side extension.

4m single storey rear extension. Max. 3m high.

Outbuilding to the rear of the property.

35% whole crown reduction of oak tree to maintain it as the tree is very overgrown This is one of 4 oak trees all next to each other

Demolition of existing buildings and erection of 4 dwellings

Oak tree. Address the overhanging branches and proximity to neighbours roof.

First floor side extension and detached garage to rear

G1 - Group of mixed species boundary hedgeline to west side of Office Estate known as The Oaks, Clewes Road, Redditch B98 7ST Tree group to be reduced 4 metres from 66kv electrical conductors. Reason : minimum statutory clearance on 66kv power line is 4 meters.

T1 Oak located at front left of propert was heavily reduced in 2021,. The tree has lots of reactive growth from works and we request permission to thin internal growth by 25% and thin tip growth to allow more light to pass through, also tidy epi growth on lower stem, slight prune over corner of building to creat gap of 2.5mtrs

G1 conifer trees, lift lower crown to 4mtrs over neighbours garden.

Relocation of entrance gates and piers from location B shown on submitted plans to location C. Erection of 1.9m brick wall in location B. New vehicular access from Brockhill Lane

Proposed 4m Single Storey Rear and Side Extension wrap around extension.

To trim yew to 3m high. Trim upper canopy to match lower width. On land owned by Beoley Hall 1992 Ltd there is a Lawsons Cypress that was recommended to be 'Fell To Ground'

The tree appears to be a European Beech Tree. It is situated in the back garden of No: 9 at the boundary between 7B and 9 Plymouth Road. It has grown in size and requires a crown lifting and crown reduction. The tree is very close to No: 9 and the crown is very low stopping light getting to plants below. Permission is sought to lift and reduce the tree crown.

Oak tree (T2) - Request permission to crown lift lower branches and crown reduce to thin out crown of tree, ideally by 30% Due to closeness to property and preventing light issues.

Large tree to front of property with branches now overhanging road. Concern is that they might damage a high sided vehicle travelling on Newfield Road. We wish to apply to trim some of these branches and some that are very low hanging over our driveway again posing a risk to larger vehicles.

3 SYCAMORE TREES ON REAR BOUNDARY OF MY PROPERTY. ADJOINING LANDOWNER AGREES. REQUEST A 20% CROWNING REDUCTION. 20% REDUCTION ADVISED BY MITCHELL ROBERTS TREE SURGEON

The tree is located at the bottom of the rear garden and the tree species is unknown. Over the years the tree roots have damaged the rear wall which has now had buttresses installed and the tree has also now grown over an electricity cable which is situated at height. Following discussions with National Grid they have confirmed that they would prefer the tree to be removed and a new power cable installed.

Removal of 5 trees due to them being dead, brittle and crumbling away. Trees unidentified due to them being brown and dead.

Proposed ground floor side infill extension and loft conversion with rear dormer

Single storey rear extension.

A single-storey rear extension and internal modifications, including front entrance relocation and garage amendment.

Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of new, single storey rear extension

Removal of conservatory and erection of single storey extension; window changes to front and side elevation

Single storey rear and front extension and garage conversion

Demolition of the rear section of the property incl. Kitchen & Bathroom due to significant movement. Rebuild like for like.

The application is for one tree. The tree sits on the border of Beoley Hall and The Orangery, approx 6 foot from the party wall. The extent of the the work is minor in cutting over hanging branches which are over our neighbours property.

Permission in principle for the erection of up to 6 dwellings

Oak Tree - T24 under TPO No.71 (1991) - Remove overhang branches from tree in front garden of property that over hang the buildings roof. Cutting back by at least 1-2m to a suitable growth point to match the previous work, that has been carried out on the neighbours side of the same tree.

T1 oak tree located to the rear of property in Woodland. request to crown thin by 30% by removing internal epi growth.

T1 Cedar, deadwood entire crown, lift/reduce lateral away from garage roof to create 2.5mtr clearance, cutting back to relevant growth points, lift over road where needed to create 5.1mtr height clearance.

Removal of Fire Damaged Remains of Existing Bungalow and Erection of Replacement Dwelling.

Change of existing window to door on first floor and erection of external stairs to serve first floor of building.

T1 Oak, deadwood, remove lower epi from stem , thin internal epi growth by 25% T2 Oak, deadwood, remove lower epi from stem , thin internal epi growth by 25% sever ivy at base

T1 Oak Tree - in rear garden. Cut back overhanging canopy by 2.0 - 2.5 metres/suitable growth points. Removal of ivy.

Demolition of the existing buildings (leaving the back wall as the boundary wall to No.2 Scarfield Cottage) and construction of dwelling

Conversion of existing garage into an annex ancillary to main dwelling.

T1 - Salix (Weeping willow) - pollard to an approximate height of 6m.

Variation of Condition 2 (Plans listed) attached to planning permission reference 25/00204/FUL dated 01/04/2025 (Detached front garage, with addition of first floor). Replacement of approved drawings with revisions: (to allow 2No additional high level rooflights and obscure glazed window)

Oak in rear garden - reduce, thin and deadwood. ??? Crown reduction by 20% ??? Thin the crown by 20% this is to include the removal of the deadwood ??? Cut back of the section by the property by 2 metres to balance the crown. Sketch plan OS ref SP 050 654 - T4 on key The tree is overgrowing and stopping natural light entering the property at the rear.

There is a large tree at the top of our garden where a number of branches are now over our neighbours house . Some of the branches look diseased and we are worried if they break it will damage our neighbours roof. We would like permission to cut these branches back

Conversion of an agricultural store to 5no. 1 bed dwellings with associated parking and services.

First floor bedroom extension and rear ground floor extension

Proposed side and rear extensions to bungalow with loft conversion to facilitate use of roof space with three dormer windows and a roof extension consisting of a hip-to-gable extension, with associated alterations and solar panels to the roof slope

Single storey rear and side extension, detached garage to front

Single storey rear extension and works to the front entrance pathway including the rebuilding of garden walls and the fitting of handrails

Thermal Improvements: Installation of internal wall insulation using breathable materials to enhance energy performance without affecting the external fa??ade or trapping moisture within the historic fabric. Heating System Upgrade: Replacement of the existing LPG boiler with a modern air-source heat pump, retaining the current wet heating system to minimise disruption to internal finishes - Only deemed economical if the fabric upgrades reduce the overall heat load. This will also include some new internal pipework to local heat emitters (radiators, with possible underfloor heating downstairs only) Underfloor heating only proposed where original flooring is not present. Most of the ground floor has been concreted, and the proposed system would be reversible Kitchen and Bathroom Refurbishment: Relocation of the kitchen to its original position based on historical evidence, and replacement of kitchen and bathroom fittings with designs sympathetic to the building???s character. Staircase Restoration: Removal of the non-original balustrade and handrails, and installation of new elements in a style consistent with the Georgian period. Electrical Rewiring: Full rewire of the property to meet current safety standards, with careful routing to avoid damage to historic fabric and use of surface-mounted conduits only where necessary (not to chase out original brick walls) General Refurbishment: Redecoration using suitable materials and techniques, retaining as much or the original features possible as well as adding missing features that would likely be present in the original building - ensuring no alteration or obscuring of significant historic features. Window Replacement: Replacement of deteriorated single-glazed timber windows with double-glazed units that replicate the original appearance, proportions, and detailing, improving energy efficiency and security. Part of the building has been done in the past, but this was many many years ago and even some of these un...

Retrospective planning permission for a single storey rear conservatory.

Installation of solar PV array

This application is for multiple trees that are situated on the School site. This work has been identified from a recent tree inspection in accordance with Birmingham City Councils program tree survey inspections. This survey is carried out to highlight dangerous trees that could pose a risk to the health and safety of people that may use this site. Other remedial work is also often highlighted to minimize some of the minor negatives that trees an cause e.g. reducing a canopy away from buildings and crown lifting. T11 Oak: The level of off-balance crown weight on the heavily leaning main stem. Work recommendation is to fell to ground level due to the excessive lean. T10 Oak: Excessive deadwood in crown overhang main drive. Work recommendation is to crown clean, removing all dead wood and defective and crossing branches. T9 Oak : Crossing branches in crown, branches resting on phone wires, deadwood in crown over driveway. Work recommendation is to crown clean, removing all dead wood and defective and crossing branches.

Two parking bays opposite property. Conifer tree fronting two parking bays to 30 Bear Hill Drive. Crown lifting required as branches encroaching parking bays. Approx HT 2M

Oak tree to the right of the gate leading to the Beoley Parish Council Field. Beoley Parish Council have asked us to remove the bough as when they have events, higher vehicles cannot gain access. The proposed work is therefore to remove the bough.

Oak tree on west boundary, it is proposed to reduce the overall crown by 40%, to achieve a reduction of approx 3m to the height and 2.5m to the spread each side after pruning. The partial reduction will prevent branches contacting the brickwork, roof and guttering. Additionally it will allow more light onto the site, reducing shade, the tree is leaning into the site from the boundary.

eunal -- works required.xls (description of tree and works to be caried out) eunal court conservation application map.pdf (location of trees) please see attached

Ash Tree to rear garden. Inonotus Hispidus infection and poor health. Fell Tree.

T1 - Mature Lime - Reduce crown by 3 metres T2 - Mature Lime - Reduce crown by 4 metres T3 - Mature Lime - Reduce crown by 4 metres Reason - to match previous prune points, excessive shading.

Single-storey rear extension.

T1 Ash located in rear garden of 46 Chesterton, our client at 47 would like 1lower branch removed back to stem the next one up pruned back to relevant growth point and 2 smaller branches that have been swallowed up by a creeper either removed or reducing back if any relevant live growth points.

Large Pine. leaning more than usual, maybe root plate damage. fell.

Conversion and extension of existing outbuilding to provide utility, and home office to be used in connection with existing dwelling.

Conversion and extension of existing outbuilding to provide utility, and home office to be used in connection with existing dwelling.

T1 Lime - Fit 2 cobra brace systems at 16m due to included forks at 5m and 6m and cavity at base running up to 2m. Crown lift to 4m to allow better view onto field. T2 Black Pine - reduce 2m from properties due to proximity to properties. Crown lift to 4m to allow better view onto field. T3 Lime - Crown lift to 4m to allow better view onto field. T4 - Crown lift to 4m to allow better view onto field.

Removal of conservatory and erection of two-storey and single storey extension

Submission of Reserved Matters (landscaping) pursuant to outline planning permission 25/00055/OUT

T1 - silver birch (approx age > 80 years)- severely damanged due to many branches being removed as T2 fell onto house during storm on Friday 14 November 2025 and was intertwined. resulting removal of T2 required removal of branches of T1. Suspected Birch polypore fungus/razor strop. Full removal requested. T3 - silver birch (approx age > 80 years) - superlifted canopy, suspected Birch polypore fungus/razor strop. Full removal requested. T4 - silver birch (approx age > 80 years) - hazard beam fracture of canopy. Suspected Birch polypore fungus/razor strop. Full removal requested. T5- silver birch (approx age > 80 years) - superlifted canopy, suspected Birch polypore fungus/razor strop. Full removal requested. T6 - silver birch (approx age > 80 years) - severe trunk crack, sever decay, poor health. Suspected Birch polypore fungus/razor strop. Full removal requested.

T1 Lime - Fit 2 cobra brace systems at 16m due to include forks at 5m and 6m and cavity base running up to 2m. Crown lift to 4m to allow better view to the field. T2 Black Pine - reduce 2m from properties due to proximity to properties. Crown lift to 4m to allow better view onto field. T3 Lime - crown lift to 4m to allow better view onto field. T4 - crown lift to 4m to allow better view onto field.

Single storey flat roof rear extension projecting 6m with an eaves height of 2.7m and overall height of 3m.

T1 Oak The tree is located in the gardens of the above property.It was reduced 5 years ago. We are wanting to remove new growth and deadwood ONLY.

Formation of habitable room in roofspace with front and rear velux rooflights

One self build dwelling

T1 oak in major decline with evidence of rot around the base and buttress roots. Fell To ground level. T2 oak lift to balance lower skirt and thin internal epi growth by 30%

Ornamental Pear tree needs pruning and reshaping