Full: Demolition of existing barns/cattle sheds and the conversion of the redundant agricultural barn into four dwellings including the re-routing of the existing access road, erection of a garage block and the removal of 2 trees and the reduction of 25% of the canopy in the remaining tree.

Full: Demolition of existing barns/cattle sheds and the conversion of the redundant agricultural barn into four dwellings including the re-routing of the existing access road, erection of a garage block and the removal of 2 trees and the reduction of 25% of the canopy in the remaining tree.

Cherry (T1) - fell due to tree being in poor health & declining Willow (T2) - fell. Sapling is self seeded and is causing damage to the adjacent property G1 - this group of trees consists of beech & sycamore - crown lift to 4m over the garage and selective prune to draw back the crown of the tree

Cherry (T1) - fell due to tree being in poor health & declining Willow (T2) - fell. Sapling is self seeded and is causing damage to the adjacent property G1 - this group of trees consists of beech & sycamore - crown lift to 4m over the garage and selective prune to draw back the crown of the tree

Conifers at the side of the driveway near the back of the garage to crownlift / remove selective stems to allow access to the back of the garage. Removal of self seeded tree (sycamore) on the corner of the garage, cut to ground level only and stump poisoned. Removal of cotoneaster tree at the rear of the garage to ground level only and stump poisoned. Trim back overhanging conifer where possible and feasible. Oak tree at the front of the house to remove epicormic growth to crown break or 5.5m.

Conifers at the side of the driveway near the back of the garage to crownlift / remove selective stems to allow access to the back of the garage. Removal of self seeded tree (sycamore) on the corner of the garage, cut to ground level only and stump poisoned. Removal of cotoneaster tree at the rear of the garage to ground level only and stump poisoned. Trim back overhanging conifer where possible and feasible. Oak tree at the front of the house to remove epicormic growth to crown break or 5.5m.

In the rear garden there is a self seeded ash tree just over the rear boundary. Tree has dieback and land at the back is being developed. Customer wants to reduce this ash tree back to the boundary to feel safe to go under and so nothing falls on garage. In the back border there is a cherry tree which is to be reduced by approx 1.5m max in height and blend shape to the sides leaving overall width for privacy screen. Small damson in the left hand border to remove (probably too small for notification anyhow.)

In the rear garden there is a self seeded ash tree just over the rear boundary. Tree has dieback and land at the back is being developed. Customer wants to reduce this ash tree back to the boundary to feel safe to go under and so nothing falls on garage. In the back border there is a cherry tree which is to be reduced by approx 1.5m max in height and blend shape to the sides leaving overall width for privacy screen. Small damson in the left hand border to remove (probably too small for notification anyhow.)

Tree located under G30 on Pendle Councils tree protection map referenced TPO_NO7_1974_Map The tree is located to the front of Higher Stunstead Farm in a neighbours field behind the garage unit. The tree overhangs the road, public footpath, field and front of the property at Higher Stunstead Farm Ash Tree We would like to remove the limb that is overhanging the lane and front of the property at Higher Stunstead Farm This is due to the tree being unstable and fear if the limb breaks off it could seriously damage the property and endanger life. In strong winds the tree cracks and branches fall off the tree. These branches can be snapped easily as though it is dying. We have had a tree surgeon look at the tree and he believes it has Ash die back disease.

Tree located under G30 on Pendle Councils tree protection map referenced TPO_NO7_1974_Map The tree is located to the front of Higher Stunstead Farm in a neighbours field behind the garage unit. The tree overhangs the road, public footpath, field and front of the property at Higher Stunstead Farm Ash Tree We would like to remove the limb that is overhanging the lane and front of the property at Higher Stunstead Farm This is due to the tree being unstable and fear if the limb breaks off it could seriously damage the property and endanger life. In strong winds the tree cracks and branches fall off the tree. These branches can be snapped easily as though it is dying. We have had a tree surgeon look at the tree and he believes it has Ash die back disease.