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Browse 147 tracked planning records within 6.2 miles of Southwell's approximate centre. This is a nearby view, not a city, district or borough boundary; neighbouring authority records may appear.
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Intallation of additional cricket netting to provide additional cricket lane and installation of security fencing.
Demolition of existing extension and detached single garage. New rear single storey extension and detached single garage.
Application to discharge conditions 06 and 07 of 2025/0703 Reform Architecture and Interior Design Ltd Drawing ref 2603-PPSD-20
T1 - Conifer - Remove - deceased and is entirely brown/dry T2 - Silver Birch - Remove - deceased and has had no leaves on it at all this year.
T1 - Conifer - Remove the dead conifer completely to ground level. T2 - Unknown tree - Fell to ground level. T3 - Row of 3 Leylandii - Reduce height by approximately 6-8 metres, with selective side pruning as necessary to reduce excessive lateral growth and bring the trees to a more manageable size.
T1-T16 - Cut down to ground level 16 conifer trees. T17 - Reduce height of Holly tree, as per annotated photograph submitted
G1 - Group of 5 Beech trees, overcrowded and poor previous pruning cuts. fell and replant with x3 flag pole cherry. T2 - Hornbeam - 2m crown reduction all around
T1 - Mature conifer hedge row (Yew, Leylandi) Clear back from road side, trimming up to 2m from the side and lifting to 5m T2 - Dead tree - fell T3 - Sycamore - crown lift all around up to 5m to clear the road T4 - Sycamore - crown lift up to 5m to clear the road T5 - Sycamore - crown lift u pto 5m to clear the road
T1 - Sycamore - Fell due to black soot disease
T1 - Row of mixed species trees that have grown within the hedge line that runs along the boundary of the property and the road . These have been previously been pollarded to hedge height. The work that is being applied for is to re pollard these tree back to previous points to allow more light into the garden and to make it more manageable
T1 - Unknown - Remove dead branches - leaving trunk for wildlife T2 - Lime - Remove branches overhanging neighbours garden
New dwelling
T1 Cedar - Reduce back the overhanging branches to the boundary line T2 Tree of Heaven - Reduce back the overhanging branches to the boundary line
Application for permission in principle for a minimum of 3 dwelling and maximum of 4 dwelling
Undertake works to tree protected by TPO N93 - Land north east of Lowdham Railway Station, Lowdham, within G1 - T1 Lime - Crown thin by 30% and crown lift by 3m whilst retaining original shape of the tree. Remove epicormic growth
T1 - Apple - Pollard to 4m to reduce the over all canopy T2 - Walnut - 2m crown reduction all around T3 - Cherry - Fell (Dying) T4 - Sycamore - Crown lift to 4m
Request for confirmation of discharge of conditions 3 (Details of Yorkshire Sliding Sash Windows) and 5 (Colour of paint) attached to planning permission 26/00288/LBC
T1/T2 - Horn Beam - Crown Reduce by up to 2m and shape, lift over road and drive to give 5m clearance from ground level. T3 - Beech - Crown Reduce by up to 2m and shape, lift over road and drive to give 5m clearance from ground level. T4 - Horse Chestnut - Crown Reduce by up to 2m and shape, lift over road and drive to give 5m clearance from ground level.
Undertake works to trees protected by TPO 105 - Bleasby Hall and Sycamore House, Bleasby, identified as G1 in the schedule G1 - Group of mature Conifer (approx. 8) - reduce height to match level of adjacent group previously reduced on boundary of paddock - see photo. T8 - Single stem Sycamore - tree is dead - dismantle to ground level. T9 - Multi-stemmed Holly - tree is dead - dismantle to ground level. T3 - Sycamore - Previously applied for work - tree has further declined - felling remaining dead stem to ground level. T2 - Sycamore - previously applied for work - tree has further declined - fell remaining dead/dying stems to ground level. T10 - Sycamore on boundary line - remove 1x leaning dead stem - stem is overhanging outbuilding. T11 - Yew - raise up low branches to approx. 4 metres from ground level for increased clearance from vehicles and to allow light onto boundary hedge line which is being suppressed. T12 - Blue Cedar - fell to ground level - tree is sparse in growth and suffering due to overcrowding, felling this tree will allow further daylight to the adjacent Yew, Cedar and boundary hedgerow below.
Second story extension to side of dwelling
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