Planning Application Details

TPO - NEWBALD VILLAGE 1971 (REF 131) - NORTH NEWBALD CONSERVATION AREA - Fell Horse Chestnut Tree, (534) due to tree dying, replant with 10/12cm Standard, Fell Beech Tree (554) due to tree dying, replant with 10/12cm Standard, Remove branch of Horse Chestnut Tree (549) away from wall top, Reduce by 50% Horse Chestnut in length large unbalanced lower limb over Townside Road, Crown Lift 2 no. (532, 535,) to 6 metres Horse Chestnut Tree, Reduce crown by 35% of Horse Chestnut Tree (563) due to substantial crown die back and historic damage within the crown and historic damage to the trunk, Crown lift 3 no. (557) Horse Chestnut Tree to 5 metres for additional light to new garden, Crown reduction of 4 metres 1 no. (556) Horse Chestnut Tree to reduce the load on a tree which has suffered from historic damage, Crown lift 4 no. (552, 555, T1) Sycamore Tree to 5 metres for additional light to new garden, Remove 1 no. Sycamore Tree (562), unbalanced branch at the top of the crown on the South West side. Crown lift to 6m for additional light, and 1 no. (T2) Sycamore Tree to 6 metres and 10% Crown thin for additional light, Remove limb of 1 no. Sycamore Tree (530) on the North West side due to large basal cavity / decay, Crown lift 9 no. (T3 to T11) Lime Tree to 5 metres and dead wood, Crown lift 1 no (537) to 6 metres, North West side over Townside Road, Crown lift 2 no. (T12 and T13) Yew Tree to 6 metres to remove dead wood caused by close proximity of previous building, Crown lift 1 no. Beech Tree (560) to 5 metres for additional light to new garden, Fell 1 no. (533) Ash Tree as Extremely un-balanced crown over Townside Road. Replant with 10/12cm Standard Beech Tree, Tree (561) Horse Chestnut is of particular Concern after losing approximately 50% of its upper canopy in the year and its proximity to the new building