Bromsgrove Planning Applications

Rendering of top half of property.

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.

Single-storey front extension.

Proposed Rear Extension.

Roof extension over existing flat roofed side extension, front porch; stone cladding and rendering to elevations

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.

Retrospective planning permission for a single storey rear conservatory.

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.

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.

Rear double and single extension and porch

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

Single storey rear extension

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

Single Storey rear and side extension to the existing dwelling

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

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.

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.