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T1- Lombardy Poplar (Populus nigra 'Italica') - Undertake hazard reduction pruning to remove the identified hanging/broken branch from the crown in the interests of public safety and appropriate tree management.
New build dwelling with detached car port
The tree is in our front garden and has grown to such an extent as to almost touch the front of the house. It is blocking light, and is providing a path for vermin to access our attic space (as is currently the case which we have to now deal with separately). We only seek to prune it back to achieve a 2 metre clearance.
Installation of External Wall Insulation
Conversion of first floor from offices to three flats
Prior Approval Application for the installation of a 440 kw solar PV roof mounted system at the existing Morrisons Foodstore
Details submitted to discharge conditions 1 and 2 of permission 25/00671/PACPD 1) relates to the acoustic and ventilation levels within the flats, which have been achieved and evidence of such is provided via an installation certificate and reports. 2) relates to the installation of windows as per the approved plans. Photos of all the building's windows have been provided as evidence.
Non material amendment to permission 26/00051/PFUL3 to change the design of the dormer
T2 - Lime (TPO) - Pollard to 5m as per recommendation of tree survey. Tree protected under TPO5. Reason: Lapsed pollard at 5m in height. Compression union between codominant stems at the historical pollard height with included bark. Recommend the tree is reduced/pollarded back to the height of 5m.
3 Lime Trees on the property of 34 Charles Avenue, Lenton Abbey, Nottingham with TPOs. Requesting permission to remove basal epicormic growth for the next 10 years. Trees are protected under TPO434 G1.
T1 - Conifer - Fell T3 - Birch (Dead) - Fell T4 - Ash - Prune back to give 2m clearance of building
Certificate of Lawfulness for proposed residential care home (remaining within Use Class C3) for up to 3x adults aged 18 and over
Front and rear extensions
T001 Fell, is encroaching upon Royal Standard House and has been subject to canopy reductions in previous applications. Arguably, this is an unsuitable tree for its location, and repeated canopy reductions in lateral span are not conducive to long-term tree health or cost-effective management. Replant after Removal with a Betula pendula Obelisk standard after removal to lessen the visual impact and help offset the canopy loss. This is a smaller species of tree with a narrow canopy form so should be less inlcined to encorach upon the Listed Building. T002 Fell, angle of lean had increased by 5 degrees at time of last visit, from the initial visit in April 2024, and was at 32.5 degrees from vertical in February 2025. Has a restricted rooting area and is approximately 24 m tall, as clarified in a site meeting with Monty Haw in February 2026. Replant with a Betula papyrifera standard to help lessen the visual effect of tree loss and add some species variety to the locality. Planting of a third tree, again Betula papyrifera, at a point to be agreed to the west to break up the skyline following the removal of trees agreed under a previous application.
Sycamore (T1 in sketch) - crown reduction by 1 metre back to previous year.
T1 Rowan - Remove to base
3 illuminated letter-on-rail fascia signs 1 double sided illuminated aluminium projecting sign 1 double sided internally illuminated totem sign 1 Internally applied vinyl graphic sign 3 non-illuminated aluminium car park signs
Use of Flats 1, 2 and 3 as HMOs within Use Class C4
The proposal is to strip and re-slate the existing roof at 12 Campbell Grove.
T1 - Cherry - removal as has been instrumental in a party wall collapsing
Ground floor front and rear extensions
T1 - Removal of dead silver birch in front garden
Nottingham City Council proposes to undertake various arboricultural works to Council-managed trees within conservation areas. Works include crown lifting and selective pruning to provide clearance from footways, highways and traffic signs; targeted crown reductions to address structural defects and declining upper crowns; removal of dead and defective branches; and the sectional felling of a declining Ginkgo, followed by stump removal and replacement planting. The works are proposed for tree safety, appropriate tree management and highway/public access purposes, as detailed within the accompanying tree works schedule.
Rendering existing brickwork to the front elevation and change of window and door colours.
Single storey extensions to front and rear and conversion of garage to living space. Works to raise the ground to the front elevation.
Details submitted to discharge Condition 5 (Delivery of HMMP) of application 25/01728/PFUL3
Certificate of Lawfulness to regularise changes made during construction to the approved plans as per planning ref. 19/02266/PFUL3, specifically the addition of a gable extension to the rear roof, the ommision of windows and the re-location of rooflights
Listed Building Consent for the replacement of existing signs to include, 1x projecting sign to existing gibbet, 8x floodlights, 2x fascia signs, 1x door plaque, 2x amenity boards and 1x welcome sign
Change of use of the existing building to 9 self-contained dwellinghouses
Part-retrospective alterations to the building frontage, including signage (1x entrance sign and 2x menu boxes), lighting and associated remedial work
T1 - Birch: Fell to ground level due to significant physiological decline, including extensive crown dieback, sparse foliage and substantial deadwood throughout the canopy. The tree is located immediately adjacent to an electrical substation and in close proximity to residential property and associated infrastructure. Remedial pruning is not considered appropriate given the extent of decline and the likelihood of continued deterioration.
Removal of dead Apricot Tree
proposed replacement of existing signs to include, 1x projecting sign to existing gibbet, 8x floodlights, 2x fascia signs, 1x door plaque, 2x amenity boards and 1x welcome sign
Change of use from shop within Class E to 4 flats within Use Class C3
Non-material amendment to planning permission ref. 26/00836/PFUL3 for the change of external materials to brick and interlocking concrete double plain roof tiles in smooth grey, along with grey uPVC windows to the extension and replacement of the existing house roof with interlocking double plain roof tiles
Partial Demolition (removal of a later extension), single storey rear extension and internal alterations.
T32 of TPO183 - Silver Birch. Tree is in advanced stages of decline and is now dropping dead branches. Tree is within proximity to dwelling houses and likely to cause damage or harm if tree or tree parts were to fail. Tree is located at 33 Woodhedge Drive.
Construct Single Storey Rear Extension
Removal and replanting of ash tree due to worsening of Ash Die-back disease causing loss of wood strength and vitality of tree. T96 of TPO182.
Consent to display 3No. internally illuminated signs to front elevation, 2No. internally illuminated signs to side elevation and 1No. internally illuminated sign to rear elevation.
Installation of 15m high telecommunications, street works, pole supporting 6no. antennas, installation of 2no. equipment cabinets, 1no. meter cabinet and ancillary development.
Partial discharge of condition 17 (Verification Reports) for plots 23-28 and 42-45 of planning permission reference 19/01270/PFUL3
External wall insulation and cladding to the front elevation
Removal of first floor brick balustrade to balcony. New frameless glass balcony to first floor balcony. Changes to ground floor windows and doors.
Tree 717616 - Removal due to poor condition. Will be retained as high stump at 2m. Tree 717619 - Removal to ground level due to poor condition.
Proposed works: Reduce the overall crown of the Cedar tree by approximately one third, including a proportionate reduction in crown height and lateral spread. Prune back overhanging branches to provide suitable clearance from the dwelling and neighbouring Acer tree, while retaining a balanced and natural crown form. Reason for works: To reduce the overall size and encroachment of the tree, provide appropriate clearance from the property and neighbouring tree, and improve the ongoing management of the tree.
Certificate of Lawful Development for the proposed use of the existing dwellinghouse as supported living accommodation for a maximum of two residents aged 16-17 years (Use Class C3b)
Existing Lawful Development Certificate for sheared accommodation /4 BEDROOM HMO
TUT1, a small twin stemmed Sycamore was recently struck by a failed Eucalyptus on adjoining ground. We are seeking to fell TUT1.
Installation of 100mm external wall insulation with flat cream/off white silicone render finish