3A London Road St Albans Hertfordshire Al1 1La
Sycamore tree, trimming and cutting back to reduce damage to neighbour property and garden and fence. tree is in the back garden, it is the only large tree.
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Sycamore tree, trimming and cutting back to reduce damage to neighbour property and garden and fence. tree is in the back garden, it is the only large tree.
T1 - Ash - Cut back lateral growth overhanging shed T2 - Beech - Cut back lateral growth towards house. These tree works are required to maintain the size and health of the trees and to provide more light into the garden, also to stop potential future d
Variegated Acer tree (#1 on sketch). Pruning back to last pruning points (approx 1.5m)
T1 - Birch - Reduce by 33% T2 - Ash - Reduce by 33% T3 - Ash - Reduce by 33% These works are required to maintain the overall health and size of the trees and to allow more light into the garden.
To reduce the Beech tree in our back garden by approximately 20%
T1-Lime-Crown reduce by 2-3 metres all round to maintain size and shape for area.
5 DAY NOTICE T1 - Single hornbeam stem. Furthest stem in line with large cavity directly underneath. T2 - Single hornbeam stem with red bird box attached to it. **Both trees are marked with red 'X' for identification** Both stems to be felled to a fin
Prior Notification - Single storey rear extension 3.0m in height x 6.0m in depth with 2.70m height to eaves
T1 Conifer, boundary with No. 136: Fell to ground level T2 Beech, boundary with No. 136: Fell to ground level T3 Conifer, front boundary (No. 138): Fell to ground level
Three Sycamore trees. That need cutting back to the boundary as the overhanging branches are becoming obtrusive and dangerous to our property.
T14 Ash to reduce height of southern stem by 3.5m to reduce risk of breakout onto building and shorten lateral branches to balance
Proposed works Apple tree - left-hand-side of garden: Reduce, shape and thin the crown, returning the tree to its previous pruning points where appropriate. Reasons: General maintenance to maintain the tree's size and shape. To improve crown structure, en
T1-Apple-Crown reduce by 2-3 metres to maintain size and shape. T2-Silver Birch-Crown reduce by 1-2 metres to maintain size and shape.
T1 Oak (fungus Chicken of the Woods - Laetiporus) - Crown reduction by 4-6m approx and thin - precautionary work to prevent stems failing T2 Holly - Crown reduction by 1.5m and shape where required
1.Ash Tree- Remove Bough overhanging Loreto Grounds and thin and reduce Crown by one third or as tree surgeon advises. Remove whole tree if so advised. 2.Cherry Tree -Thin and reduce crown by one third 3.Yew Tree-reduce width by 1.5 metres all round
Cypress - Reduce by about 30% in hiehgt and laterally
Certificate of Lawfulness (Proposed) - Erection of a single-storey detached timber log cabin with a pent (mono-pitch) roof in the rear garden, for purposes incidental to the enjoyment of the dwellinghouse (domestic storage and hobby workshop). Footprint 9
T43 Sycamore to reduce main stem to 5m due to decline and leaning over drive T159 Elm to fell to ground level - Tree is dead T165 Copper Beech remove lowest lateral branch (200m diameter) over road together with any major deadwood that could fall in road
T118a Elm to fell - Tree is dead T148b Cypress to fell - Tree is dead
Firethorn (A) - Crown reduction by c.1-2m to provide more light into property. Leyland Cypress (B) - Crown Lifting by 1m
Ash - fell leaning Ash
T6 under TPO 1661 - Silver birch - dead fell
T1 1 x Ash to reduce by approximately 2.5m height and 1.5m width. T2 1 x Bay to reduce by 3m height T4 1 x Ash to reduce lateral branches over garden area by 1.5m T5 2 x Plum stems to reduce by 2m with the aim of removing end weight and improving upright
Certificate of Lawfulness (Proposed) - Replacing three existing wooden double glazed windows from circa 2001 with thermally efficient modern upgrades identical in outward appearance to the existing window units. Two windows face forward onto Bernard Stree
5 Tables 11 Chairs
The tree is situated adjacent to and overhanging the bin storage area and is proposed for removal under the dead tree exemption - 5 DAYS NOTICE
T1 - Robina: 2-3m Crown reduction T2 - Blue Atlas Cedar: 2-3m Crown reduction
Weeping Willow, rear garden. Pollard back to the original pollard points, as marked on photo. Due to excessive lean and lack of light.
Apple Tree - Fell. (1) Curly Willow - Fell (2)
T1- Eucalyptus tree to remove 1 stem as it is leaning on the fence. T2-Ash tree to lift to 5 metres and reduce the remaining crown by 2 metres all around as it is over growing the neighbours property. T3- Elder tree to cut back by 3 metres as it is growin
1 x Deodar cedar to reduce lateral branches by approximately 2.5 over the lawn area - to a height of 6m above ground level 1 x Portugal laurel to reduce by approximately 1m height and width 1 x Apple to reduce by approximately 1.5m height and width.
Holly - reduce to previous reduction points 4x Lime trees re-pollard 3 Sycamore trees to reduce crowns by approx 5m in height and shape accordingly Ash tree to reduce crown by approx 6-7m in height and shape accordingly
Spruce, front garden. Reduce height by 1m-2m Reduce sides by approx 1m Damson, rear garden, Reduce height by 1-2m. Reduce sides by 1m-1.5m.
T2 Purple Plum, front garden right hand boundary. Reduce by approx 1m and very minor thin. To allow more light into clients and neighbours houses and gardens.
Copper plum (T1) to be reduced to previous cuts (around 25%) and thinned.
Group of Beech trees in corner of Kingsbury Mews on boundary with Kingsbury House and Branch Road. 1. To reduce crowns of all Beech trees in group by 30% back to previous size.
Yew Tree rear garden of 122 Fishpool Street. Which borders124 Fishpool Street rear garden. Thin and reduce back to previous levels.
T1 Beech - Crown lift over highway to height of 6m to prevent vehicle strike and crown clean only
Silver birch - reduce by 3m
G1 Mixed Tree Growth - Reduce back over long laterals over highway to achieve legal requirement of 5.2m and 2.4m over footpath
Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) - Proposed garage conversion to bike store , internal alterations and new windows to rear ground floor rear elevation
Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) - Prposed single storey rear extension
Discharge of Condition 6 (details of hard and soft landscape) of planning permission 5/2025/0061 dated 27/05/2025 for Single storey rear and two storey side extension, new front porch, new front dormer window and alterations to openings to the existing dw
Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) - Loft conversion - Hip to gable conversion and rear dormer
G1 - Conifer group - fell to ground level and grind stump
Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) - Use of part of the existing carpark area as an ancillary outdoor amenity space in conjunction with the sites open Class E use
T1. Cedar - clean-cut where the branches have broken, reduce any upright or outstretched branches by 1.5 metres. Thin the heavier elongated branches going over the walls and public walkways by no more than 20% and remove any damaged branches and deadwood.
Willow - Pollard due to limb failure
T1. Oak - Remove 2 large lower limbs overhanging the rear garden and reduce the remaining overhanging canopy by about 2m to balance the leaning tree.
Single storey side/rear extension with alterations to rear opening
Conversion of existing garage to internal accommodation
To fell one Evergreen Magnolia tree situated in the front garden of the property.
T1 - Oak Tree to reduce limbs to the previous/original points
Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) - Loft conversion hip to gable with rear dormer & 3 velux to front
T1 Cherry - crown reduced by up to 2.5m due to large crack appearing up the trunk of the tree.
Yew (T1) reduce by 33%. The tree is blocking light to owners and neighbouring properties.
T1 - Apple tree - Annual pruning of Apple tree back to previous levels. Reason - General maintenance.
T1 - Reduce Sycamore from above garden of 40 Orient Close (Approx. 2-3m reduction) Sever climbing plants and remove deadwood greater than 5cm. Reason - The tree has dropped branches into the garden of 40 Orient Close and has squirrel damage on the tops of
Oak - crown reduction of c.30% due to overshading and lose of light, excessive leaves/acorns being dropped.
T2 Scots Pine Fell dead tree with tracked MEWP. 5 DAY REQUEST
T1 Beech - Crown reduction by 3-4m approx and crown thin by 15-20% The tree has perviously been managed with a similar crown reduction in the past to contain shape and improve light
Rear summer house and new porch to front of house
T1 Silver Birch (poor condition with extensive dieback in upper crown with birch polypore) - Fell
Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) - Single Storey Rear Extension
Prior Notification - Single storey rear extension 3.81m in height x 4m in depth with 2.47m height to eaves
Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) - L-shaped rear dormer roof extension to facilitate a loft conversion, with the installation of two front rooflights
Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) - Proposed loft hip to gable with rear dormer, internal alterations and all associated works at 1 Castle Rise, AL4 8HX
Change of use from equestrian to agricultural land and the erection of an agricultural barn
Prior approval for the proposed reinstatement of the woodland access / entry points and formation of forestry access tracks off of Hammonds Lane and Symondshyde Lane to Titnol's Wood, Symondshyde Great Wood and Furze Field
Proposed agricultural storage building
Certificate of lawfulness for a proposed loft conversion including a rear dormer and rooflights within the front roofslope
Conversion of existing attached garage to a habitable room involving removal of the existing garage door, infilling with matching brickwork, installation of a double-glazed uPVC window, and associated internal alterations
Submission of details pursuant to Condition 4 (Verification Report) on planning permission 6/2022/2759/FULL