Planning applications in North East Lincolnshire, November 2024

Abbey House 103 - 105 Abbey Road Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN32 0HN

T001 Poplar: Fell. T003 Pear: Fell. T005 English Yew: Fell. T006 English Yew: Reduce the branches to the south to clear the roof by 2m. T008 Lime: remove basal suckers, key hole prune around BT cables to create 30cm clearance, removing branches of less than 2cm diameter. T009 Cherry plum: Fell. T010 Cherry plum: Fell. T011 Lawson cypress: Reduce height by 2m (1/3).

168 Weelsby Road Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN32 8PL

Oak - (T1) - Tree is approximately 19m in height and we are applying to reduce height of the tree to approximately 16m to suitable pruning points. One lateral limb over garage roof to be reduced more significantly to help reduce future failure by approximately 2.5m. There are a few leaders in the crown that will also require pruning in order to maintain balance to the tree, these will be reduce to suitable points by around 1.5-2m. Tree has a weakened centre stem which failed in a recent storm revealing a weak union at around 9m, we aim to reduce the risk of future failure by balancing the crown and it's remaining lengthy leaders

46 Collingwood Crescent Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN34 5RG

Infill existing car port to create ground floor office and living room to include ground floor window to front elevation and doors to the rear elevation, installation of sections of grey cladding to the front and side elevations and various associated works

49 Welholme Road Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN32 0DR

Holly tree on front boundary: Overhanging branches currently impede pedestrians as they hang well below 2m in places. Removal of the branches over hanging the footpath to a height of approx 3.5m in order not to impede pedestrians using the footpath on Welholme Road. In addition to this some general pruning and reshaping in order to maintain the tree. see photos Apple Tree at rear of the property by the boundary wall with 51 Welholme Rd: Removal/pruning of the low hanging branches in order to improve the overall shape and symmetry of the tree, and excess weight caused when the tree is laden with fruit. In addition, some general pruning to maintain the tree. see photos

6 Harebell Lane Healing North East Lincolnshire DN41 7AQ

T1 Ash Tree: Remove/Fell Ash tree due to excessive lean next to house. Replant: Silver Birch. T2 & T3 Ash Trees at roughly 12m tall both around the same height. The lateral spread is at roughly 3.5m meters from base of tree. Reduce the hight of both trees to 9m whilst blend sides into the bottom following natural flowing lines and secondary growth points. Leaving both trees 3 meters from the base of the stems. Both T2 & T3 to Deadwood.