Bromsgrove Planning Applications

Single storey front extension for disability shower room

The big tree at the top of the garden TPO NO 61 Would like to trim it on sides and top to reduce its significant size As the saying goes ,,,prevention is better than cure If i dont deal with it soon it will be touching neighbouring apartments in Honeychurch close I would welcome a visit from the tree officer to understand the complexity of this tree in its position in relation to neighbouring apartment block

T16 - Acer pseudopolatanus (Sycamore). Full removal to allow construction of a ramp suitable to allow access for disabled people/people with mobility issues T17 - Acer pseudopolatanus (Sycamore). Full removal to allow construction of a ramp suitable to allow access for disabled people/people with mobility issues T18 - Cerasus avium (Wild Cherry). Full removal to allow construction of a ramp suitable to allow access for disabled people/people with mobility issues T20 - Fraxinus excelsior (Ash). Full removal to allow construction of a ramp suitable to allow access for disabled people/people with mobility issues T21 - Acer pseudopolatanus (Sycamore). Full removal to allow construction of a ramp suitable to allow access for disabled people/people with mobility issues T22 - Fraxinus excelsior (Ash). Full removal to allow construction of a ramp suitable to allow access for disabled people/people with mobility issues T27 - Acer pseudopolatanus (Sycamore). Full removal to allow construction of a ramp suitable to allow access for disabled people/people with mobility issues T28 - Acer pseudopolatanus (Sycamore). Full removal to allow construction of a ramp suitable to allow access for disabled people/people with mobility issues T61 - Cerasus avium (Wild Cherry). Full removal to allow construction of a ramp suitable to allow access for disabled people/people with mobility issues T63 - Fraxinus excelsior (Ash). Full removal to allow construction of a ramp suitable to allow access for disabled people/people with mobility issues

Rear Kitchen Extension

Proposed single-storey rear extension and conversion of the existing attic space to provide a bedroom and en-suite.

Demolish existing masonry outbuilding to construct extension at the rear

Professional Recommendation Based upon my inspection and the additional evidence revealed during the authorised works, I consider that the condition and risk profile of T3, T10, T14, T15, T16 and T17 should no longer be assumed to be represented by the earlier ground level assessment without further review. T3. Sycamore-Acer pseudoplatanus. Early Mature. Significant ivy covering on stem, stripped from base to 2m, inspection of upper stem restricted Occluded pruning wounds. Now exposed by T1 removal. Large pruning wound at base with decay. Tree lean, crown loading and structural imbalance. Fell. T10. Sycamore-Acer pseudoplatanus. Mature. Significant ivy covering on stem, cleared from base to 2.5m, inspection of upper stem restricted Occluded pruning wounds evident. Crown condition, deadwood and evidence of physiological stress or dieback. Similarities between external symptoms present on retained trees and defects subsequently exposed within felled trees. Changes in exposure and wind loading resulting from removal of neighbouring trees. Fell. T14. Pedunculate oak-Quercus robur. Mature. Historic pruning wound at 1.5m, occluded. Inspection restricted by ivy, stripped from base to 2.5m to allow inspection. Proximity and direction of fall towards foreseeable targets, particularly the adjoining highway and pedestrian areas. Similarities between external symptoms present on retained trees and defects subsequently exposed within felled trees. Fell. T15. European lime Tilia x europaea. Mature. Inspection restricted by ivy on trunk, stripped from base to 2.5m to allow Inspection. Major deadwood in canopy. (Possibly offsite as outside of fence). Fell. Establish boundary. T16. Sycamore Acer pseudoplatanus. Mature. Decay at base on west side and south side Inspection restricted by ivy on trunk, stripped from base to 4m to allow Inspection. Deadwood in canopy. Changes in exposure and wind loading resulting from removal of neighbouring trees. Similarities betwee

T1 Oak. tree in rear garden, previous heavy pollard i can only presume due to multiple cavities. fungal bracket at base possible Fistulina Hepatica. client concerned over safety and has requested a repollard to approximately 1mtr bellow previous points to reduce weight

T1 Oak Tree in rear garden Reduce crown by approx 2-3 meters back to previous reduction points Thin remaining crown by 20% to help prevent wind resistance and allow more light into garden

T1 Birch fell T2 Conifer Fell 2x trees to fell, substantial tree works have already taken place as our client wishes to re landscape and replant Gardens. trees located within hedgerow at front of property along cherry hill lane these trees to be removed to open up large Copper Beech and make it the predominant feature at front of house

Complete Removal of 1 x Mature chestnut tree with significant overhang into garden known as T1 Tree to be felled which is on the perimeter of TPO area Suggestion of T1 Felled tree to be left in coppice to encourage animal habitat 2 replacement 8ft Cherry blossom trees to be planted at bottom of garden for replacement within 3-5 mtrs of felled T1 tree

Proposed single storey front, side and rear extension to form a store room, day room, utility and kitchen/family room

T1 (Oak 80 Early-mature), height DBH (m) 15 (0.40), distance to area of damage (m) 9.9 - Remove close to ground level and treat stumps with herbicide to inhibit regrowth. H2 (Beech, Hawthorn, Mixed hedge, Oak, hazel, Holly), height DBH (m) 3, distance to area of damage (m) 2.9 - Remove stems within 5 metres of area of damage and maintain remainder at no greater than current size through regular pruning. TG3 (Hawthorn, Beech, Amalanchier, privet 40 Early-mature), height DBH (m) 6 (0.20), distance to area of damage (m) 6 - Remove close to ground level and treat stumps with herbicide to inhibit regrowth. SG6 (Red robin, Mahonia), height DBH (m) 1, distance to area of damage (m) 0.5 - Remove stems within 2 metres of area of damage and maintain remainder at no greater than current size through regular pruning. TG7 (Beech, Hazel, Holly, Apple, Hawthorn 40 Semi-mature), height DBH (m) 10 (0.19), distance to area of damage (m) 7.1 - Remove stems within 10 metres of area of damage and maintain remainder at no greater than current size through regular pruning. TG4 (Field maple, Crab apple, Beech 120 Mature), height DBH (m) 9 (0.60), distance to area of damage (m) 18 - Maintain at no greater than current size through periodic pruning. TG5 (Birch, Privet 15 Semi-mature), height DBH (m) 4.5 (0.15), distance to area of damage (m) 5.8 - Maintain at no greater than current size through periodic pruning TG8 (Fastigiate beech, Beech, Birch 80 Early-mature), height DBH (m) 9 (0.37), distance to area of damage (m) 13.3 - Maintain at no greater than current size through periodic pruning. TG9 (Field maple, Hawthorn, Holly, Hazel 100 Mature), height DBH (m) 9 (0.50), distance to area of damage (m) 12.2 - Maintain at no greater than current size through periodic pruning.

57 - Scotch Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 58 - Scots Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 59 - Copper Beech - Extensive crown dieback - Fell/Dismantle 60 - Black Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 62 - Scots Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 3431 - Extensive apical dieback - Crown Reduce 1210 - Common Lime - Fungal fruiting bodies - Fell/Dismantle 846 - Scots Pine - Dead remnant stem - Fell/Dismantle 63 - Scots Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 378 - English Oak - Large crack in main stem - Fell/Dismantle 0 - Black Pine - Sparse crown, exposed form & leaning towards dwelling - Fell/Dismantle 10204 - Common Lime - Extensive dieback - Crown reduce 64 - Sycamore - Dead trees - Fell (marked with pink dots) FULL WORK DESCRPIPTION/FINDINGS IN SUBMITTED REPORT

Single storey rear extension

T1 oak located in rear garden of 27 Springvale Road, tree overhanging into neighbours at 25, as low as the top of a large shed roof and the front entrance to the shed at head height. We would like to trim branches back to prevent damage to shed and prevent access becoming impeded.

Single storey rear extension and first floor extension over existing side extension. Alterations to front dormer

Large Oak Tree to side of property requires copicing, removal of dead or dying branches, cutting back to a manageable size (whole crown reduction yo 8 metres) to prevent future subsidence as per the surveyors report from Harbourne Building Consultantcy