Bromsgrove Redditch Planning Applications

Permission in Principle for 1No dwelling

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

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

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).

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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)

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.

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.