26/05093/TRCurrent

29 Southway Guiseley Leeds LS20 8JB

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Proposal

T1- Thuja Conifer- Overgrown for its position: Tree to be removed T2- Thuja Conifer- Overgrown for its position: Tree to be removed T3- Lawson Cypress- Reduce in height from approx. 10m to 7m T4- Atlas Cedar- Reduce in height from approx. 11m to 7m with crown thinning T5- Thuja Conifer- Poor quality overgrown conifer tree, with deadwood sections; tree to be removed T6- Thuja Conifer- Poor quality conifer, overgrown the area; tree to be removed T7- Goat Willow- Overgrown, recent branch failures and codominant trunk shows signs of deterioration with risk of further structural hazard: tree to be removed T8- Cherry- Tree to be maintained, with minor pruning and shaping T9- Thuja Conifer- Overgrown area; tree to be removed T10- Cherry- Tree to be maintained, with minor pruning and shaping T11- Maple- No proposed works T12- Goat Willow- Damaged from previous pruning works the tree has visible surface roots, and is too close to the house which is currently impacting natural light into the property for both ground floor and first floor windows; tree to be removed It is the intention to replace the 7No. felled/ removed trees with 8No. multi species trees of varying maturities.

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11 September 2026

Last checked

17 September 2026

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