The Stores House The Street Baconsthorpe Holt Norfolk NR25 6AB
To prune back a bay from 4m to around 2m, prune back a fig tree as branches are now interferring with a shed roof and extension roof and prune a conifer which is currently 5m.
Manor House Farm New Road Bessingham Norwich Norfolk NR11 7JN
This application is to ask for an extension to complete the work granted through Acolaid Case TW/20/0208 on 07.07.2020, as permission has now lapsed This application presents the same information as the previous application, some of the trees have been removed but we need to complete the work. To remove the following trees - T1 - ASH, T5 - ASH, T6 - SYCAMORE, T9 - ASH, T12 - ASH, T15 - SYCAMORE, T18 - SYCAMORE, T19 - SYCAMORE, T22 - ASH T3 - OAK, Remove dead branch, T21 - SYCAMORE - Remove, dead and dangerous, T24 - SYCAMORE - Remove, also compromises new garage, T25 - ASH - Remove, also compromises new access steps, T26 - ASH - Remove, also compromises new access steps, T27 - ASH - Remove, damaged in storm and T28 - CONIFER - Remove, impacting on adjacent oak tree
The Old Vicarage Norwich Road Ludham Great Yarmouth Norfolk NR29 5QA
T1- sycamore tree located near the new build to be felled because the tree is showing signs of decline in the canopy. Badly damaged at the base of the tree by a digger. Mixture of lime and sycamore trees along the boundary fence line to have the lowest branches removed and to reduce the higher overhanging branches away from the new extension by approximately 2.5m to suitable growing points
Old King William Brinton Road Stody Melton Constable Norfolk NR24 2ED
Paper Birch- fell because of inappropriate positioning leading to excessive shading of property and demise of Yew hedge below. Tree species not in keeping with local environment. Extend existing Yew hedge and plant 3 x oak trees along northern property boundary.
Providence House 104 High Street Blakeney Holt Norfolk NR25 7NX
Application to fell Birch tree of estimated 40 feet height, due to close proximity to house. The tree is progressively leaning towards the house and would definitely cause structural damage to the kitchen area extension were it to be blown down in a storm.It is estimated that the angle of incline is at least 15 degrees from the perpendicular.This angle of incline is gradually increasing. In addition the roots appear to be lifting the adjacent patio flag stones and predictably the roots are moving towards the house.