164 public planning application records currently listed for Newark and Sherwood District Council. Review each record's source link and current status.
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The newest application records currently returned for Newark and Sherwood District Council. These are public planning records, not a record of personal alert deliveries.
The Heathers Green Lane Walesby NG22 9PA
T1 - Cherry - Reduce height by 4 metres, overall width by 4 metres and crown thin of 25% T2 - Cherry - Reduce height by 4 metres, overall width by 4 metres and crown thin of 25% T3 - Cherry - Fell (decaying)
Recorded planning application
11 Pine Close Rainworth NG21 0DN
Undertake works to tree protected by TPO N104 - Rainworth Farm, Warsop Lane, Rainworth, Notts, identified within G2 Silver Birch - Fell
Recorded planning application
1 Forge Close Kirklington Newark On Trent NG22 8GZ
H1 - Laurel Hedge - Trim top and drive side
Recorded planning application
Ashleigh House 15 Far Holme Lane Sutton On Trent NG23 6PQ
Proposed work to three trees located in rear garden of the location address in the village conservation area. Trees identified on sketch plan included with application. Trees have been reviewed by arborist/tree surgeon during site visit and the following work recommended: T1 - Mature Large Bramley Apple Tree - Crown reduce and rebalance by 1-1.5m of extension growth. T2 - Small Apple Tree (Eating Variety) - Crown reduce and rebalance by 1-1.5m of growth. T3 - Semi Mature Purple Acer (Maple) - Crown reduce and rebalance by 1.5-2m extension growth.
Havelock House Church Lane South Scarle Newark On Trent NG23 7JP
T1 Ash tree to be felled to ground level. This is due to it causing structural damage to driveway, as shown in photograph. The tree also exhibits one sided canopy development resulting from past competition with a neighbouring tree that was removed. The heavy canopy causes excessive shading to the property as well as. neighbouring ones. It has also been damaged by larger vehicles (tractors, trailers and lorries) when driving past on the road.
Former Thoresby Colliery Ollerton Road Edwinstowe NG21 9PS
Request for confirmation of discharge of Condition 07 Parts 3 and 4 (in relation to the Primary School Phase only) attached to planning permission 16/02173/OUTM; Residential Development up to 800 dwellings (Class C3), Strategic Employment Site comprising up to 4,855 sqm Class B1a, up to 13,760 sqm Class B1c, and up to 13,760 sqm Class B2, a new Country Park, a Local Centre, "The Heart of the New Community" containing a mix of leisure (to include zip wire), commercial, employment, community, retail (up to 500 sqm), health, and residential uses, a Primary School, Open Space and Green Infrastructure (including SUDS), and associated access works including the details of the primary access junctions into the site from Ollerton Road.
Kirk Lodge Main Street Kirklington Newark On Trent NG22 8ND
G1 - Group of mixed Beech trees along boundary, Crown reduction to approx 1m below previous pruning cuts T1 - Twin stemmed Beech, as you are looking at the tree from the drive, removal of the right hand stem. (See Photos)
Southwell Minster Church Street Southwell
T021 and T022 on attached plan. 2 x Yew both currently clipped into a bell shape. Proposal to clip both into a pyramid shape. Some cutting into old wood may be necessary, in which case renovation of green growth will take 2-3 years, during which time a phased process of cutting will be carried out. The majority of the surface of the clipped trees will retain green growth after the first cut. Reason for work is to restore the historical look of the trees, match the spires of the Minster and the caps and finial on the gateway itself, as well as improving stability.
Yonda Main Street Egmanton Newark On Trent NG22 0EZ
T1 and T2 are leyandii trees as shown on the plan submitted are located on the eastern boundary of the property. There are causing damage to the boundary wall and are too large and to close to the main dwelling. I wish to remove both trees and replant a more native species in the same location.
The Hall Back Street South Clifton Newark On Trent NG23 7AF
T1 and T2 mature Scots pine trees growing in close proximity to one another and located close to the property. Both trees have a pronounced lean towards the property and are heavily weighted in the upper crown. The trees' proximity to each other, combined with their existing form and upper crown weight, means that crown reduction or selective pruning would significantly alter their natural appearance and is unlikely to provide a satisfactory long-term solution. Removal of both trees is therefore proposed to address their current position and form and to reduce the potential risk of branch or tree failure towards the property.
The Thatched Cottage 19 High Street Collingham Newark On Trent NG23 7LA
The following works are proposed; Ref on Plan: T1 - Yew Tree - Reduce the tree canopy by approximately 20%, maintaining the tree's existing natural shape and form following completion of the works. All pruning works shall be carried out in accordance with good arboriculture practice Ref on Plan: T2 - Apple Tree - Reduce the tree canopy by approximately 20%, maintaining the tree's existing natural shape and form following completion of the works. All pruning works shall be carried out in accordance with good arboriculture practice Ref on Plan T3 - Prunus (Cherry Tree) -Remove the tree due to its encroachment into both High Street and Lunn Lane. The tree is also situated in close proximity to Tree T1, resulting in overcrowding of vegetation and restricting light penetration. Removal is proposed to improve the overall arboriculture condition of the area, reduce canopy conflict with the retained tree, and alleviate encroachment onto adjacent highways.
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