Planning applicant
Hawkey
Registered in Wrexham. 2 planning applications on PlanIndex across 2 councils . Named as the applicant, not the agent.
- 2 Applications on record
- 2 In the last 12 months
- 2 Councils
- Too few Decisions to give a rate
Where they work
What they file
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Trees100%
Company record
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- Registered name
- HAWKEY LIMITED
- Company number
- 08671735
- Status
- Active
- Incorporated
- 2 September 2013
- Registered in
- Wrexham
Track record
The 2 most recent applications naming this firm
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26/P/1006/TPO Granted
3 Beechwood Drive Portishead BS20 8ES
Beech (T1) Fell. Reason It is considered that the tree is in terminal decline. The presence of Ganoderma austrael fruiting bodies around the basal area of the tree and lower stem indicate decay within these area which could potentially compromise the structural integrity of the tree leaving it susceptible to wind throw or stem fracture. Decay cavities at 4m up the stem have further compromised the structural integrity of the tree. The extensive dieback and dead branches within the upper and western canopy would indicate issues with the normal physiological functions of the tree potential resulting from the fungal infection around the base. The dwelling to the south and public footpath to the east are within falling distance were the tree to suffer wind throw or stem fracture. It is therefore considered that the tree poses a significant health and safety risk to the residents, their property and the general public using the footpath. See Arboricultural report attached.
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26/P/1006/TPO Granted
3 Beechwood Drive Portishead BS20 8ES
Beech (T1) Fell. Reason It is considered that the tree is in terminal decline. The presence of Ganoderma austrael fruiting bodies around the basal area of the tree and lower stem indicate decay within these area which could potentially compromise the structural integrity of the tree leaving it susceptible to wind throw or stem fracture. Decay cavities at 4m up the stem have further compromised the structural integrity of the tree. The extensive dieback and dead branches within the upper and western canopy would indicate issues with the normal physiological functions of the tree potential resulting from the fungal infection around the base. The dwelling to the south and public footpath to the east are within falling distance were the tree to suffer wind throw or stem fracture. It is therefore considered that the tree poses a significant health and safety risk to the residents, their property and the general public using the footpath. See Arboricultural report attached.
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