Planning Applications

Proposed Rear Extension.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

Single storey rear and front extension and garage conversion

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.

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

Loft conversion and single storey rear extension.

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.

T1 Oak: 25% Overall Crown Reduction

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

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.