Planning Applications

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.

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.

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.

PROPOSED 2 STOREY SIDE EXTENSION TO EXISTING DWELLING

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

Two storey side extension to provide additional living space

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.

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