Planning applications in Mapperley (May 2019)

19 Banksman Close Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 3EW

Two storey side and single storey rear extension

Bowling Green Between 412 And 418 Mansfield Road Nottingham

Proposed erection of 4 detached dwellings

13 Magdala Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5DE

Proposed Two Storey Coach House consisting of 3No. 1 bedroom apartments on Land to Rear of 13 Magdala Road

41A Cyprus Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5EB

Along boundary, there is a yew tree, which has a side branch that has grown outwards onto the pedestrian path. Therefore want to cut back to property boundary. On another section of the boundary, I seek to prune 4 conifer trees to shape and reduce height as able

2 Kenwood Court Nottingham NG5 2EL

Fell Laurel to benefit adjacent trees

2 Sefton Drive Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5ER

The proposed tree work is as follows: T1 = Holly - reduce height by half and re-shape. T2 = Hawthorn - This tree is dead and removal to ground level is required. T3 = Apple - Remove new growth and prune to fruit. T4 = Laburnum - This tree is dead and removal to ground level is required. T5 = Yew - Reduce to approx 6ft in height in line with the adjacent roadside yew trees. T6 = Horse Chestnut - No work is required. T7 = Lime tree - No work required.

Shell For 3 And 4 Thoresby Court Nottingham

T1 Scots pine - Prune to give 2m clearance to the building roof,

24 Villa Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 4GG

T1 Yew: Fell to ground level

4 Park House Gates Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5LX

Remove to the ground one horse chestnut tree Reason for the removal Our arborist is concerned as to the safety of the tree, it has a large hole in the trunk, last year large branches fell down onto the footpath which could have caused danger to people walking by. The leaves turn brown and drop early this is caused by Horse Chestnut Leaf Miner. The larvae of the moth Cameraria ohridella burrows within the leaf of the tree and cause it to brown and shrivel early in the year. There have been no conkers on the tree for the past six years. Due to the many trees in our garden we are unable to separate the deceased horse chestnut leaves from the healthy leaves from the other trees.

29 Redcliffe Road Nottingham NG3 5BW

T5 - Conifers on the east boundary are approx 11m tall, we wish to remove approx 3m growth and approx 1m from the side (this is to remove growth since the last cut). T4 - Conifers on the north boundary, as per east boundary. T2 - Laurel shrub on the north boundary is approximately 9m tall. We wish to remove up to 2m from the height and 1-1.5m from the sides (as per the conifers this is to remove recent growth). T3 - Holly in the rear garden, approx 11m tall, we wish to remove wispy growth, approx 1m top and sides.

50 Lucknow Avenue Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5BB

Number on Plan Description T8 Remove pollarded Lime. To prevent further damage and blockage by root ingress into sewer that runs within a few feet of the tree. [Original permission (Ref 16/02312/PWC) was to fell the tree, due to damage by roots to drains and sewers. A sewer in the drive, within a few feet of the tree, provides foul drainage for three properties including ours. Pollarding was undertaken in 2016 as an interim measure to see if it reduced sewer problems whilst retaining the tree. Further pollarding was undertaken in early 2021, with permission (21/00006/PWC)] T7 Remove branches of mature sycamore overhanging pedestrian access path/steps to front of house. Pigeons roost in these branches, depositing large amounts of excreta on to the path, making it slippery and unpleasant to walk on. Pressure cleaning of the path and side wall have to be undertaken regularly.

8 Sefton Drive Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5ER

Yew Tree (1) - Has become overgrown so require to reduce the branch length by 2.5m to reduce the overall width from 11m to 6m. It will be pruned t a conical shape with the height being reduced by 1-2m. and reshaping to a conical shape to allow ongoing annual pruning to maintain and allow light to rest of garden. Holly Tree (2) - Has become overgrown so require to reduce the branch length by 2.75m to reduce the overall width from 11.5m to 6m. It will be pruned to a conical shape with the height being reduced by 1-2m. Reduce overhang into neighbours gardens.

15 Richmond Drive Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5EL

An external air conditioning unit on each end gable wall

71 Cyprus Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5ED

The tree in question, which I understand to be a Tree of Heaven and is not subject to a TPO, is located next to the boundary wall between my property at 71 Cyprus Road and that of a neighbour?s at 57 Tavistock Drive. I have attached a sketch plan to this application. I am seeking permission to fell the tree if there is no other action which can be taken to avoid damage which is believed is being caused by the presence of tree roots.

Street Record Malcolm Close Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5AP

Honey locust Gleditsia triacanthos mature tree - Remove tree down to a ground level stump. Decay and declining condition.

7 Arlington Drive Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5EN

Tree 1, Lombardy Poplar. Re-pollard at roughly 9m from ground level. (Historic pollard points at roughly 12m from ground level) Tree 2, Cherry. Crown reduction of roughly 3m, bringing overall height down to roughly match neighbouring trees. Group 1, Multiple Conifers forming hedge. Reduce height of group by 2m, down to historic points approximately at 2.5m from ground level.

9 Arlington Drive Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5EN

Tree 1, Conifer (forming end of hedge) Remove top 2.5m of reaching trunk to level with hedge height at roughly 2m from ground level. Tree 2, Leylandii. Sectional fell to ground level. The tree has reached a size it is getting close to the house at neighbouring property no' 7, it blocks light for no' 7&9 and is severely overshadowing the growth of better specimens, (Trees 3&4). Trees 3 & 4. Cherry. (growing closely together, crowns to be treated as one tree) Due to the overshadowing vigorous growth of T2, the tree's crown has grown sprawling and leggy. We propose a 6-8m crown reduction bringing the height down to roughly 4m from ground level. Future growth should form a better crown shape after the removal of T2.

The Nook Albert Road Mapperley Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 4JD

The tree is a Lime tree at The Nook in Albert Road, NG3 4JD in the Alexandra Park conservation area.? The tree is on the edge of our property at the front of the house (and I therefore assume is our responsibility) but is basically in a public area on the street.? ?We have lived here for just over 2 years and undertstand that the tree was once pollarded but appears to have been allowed to grow since.? On the advice of our tree surgeon, we intend to repollard the lime tree back to the main stem to reduce the weight of the branches that are overhanging the road and our garage. This action is necessary due to the presence of a significant cavity from which four main stems are growing (see attached photo and video). By pollarding the tree, we can alleviate the stress on these branches, which will ultimately help preserve the health and longevity of the tree. Reducing the weight of the branches will minimize the risk of breakage and potential damage, ensuring that the tree remains stable and healthy for years to come.

97 Cyprus Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5ED

PROPOSED SIDE AND REAR DORMERS

29 Mapperley Hall Drive Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5EY

T1 - Lime - Crown lift to 6m and 10% crown thin, to clear highway and allow more light into property

420 Mansfield Road Nottingham NG5 2EJ

I plan to have the trees felled. (see email)

Shell For 1 And 2 Thoresby Court Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5EH

T1 Mature Sycamore Reduce in height by 3-4m and 2-3m laterally, crown clean and deadwood. Also clearing the building by at least 2-3m and clear any service lines by 0.5 - 1m.

37 Thorncliffe Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5BQ

T1 Maple - Reduce by 1 Meter, Thin crown and shape accordingly. T2 Cherry - Reduce by 1 Meter and shape accordingly. Both trees are getting to big for the area they are planted in.

17 Tavistock Avenue Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5BD

Tree 1 - Very tall cooking apple tree to be removed. The apples are very large and fall from a great height on to our seating area. Apples also fall onto our next door neighbours summer house and into the garden of our neighbour to the rear. Tree 2 - Large Bay tree to have its height reduced by a third for easier maintenance by the tree surgeon.

9 Arlington Drive Nottingham NG3 5EN

Poplar tree needs to be made safe by reducing the crown to a safe working height and back to live timber. Or if decay extends down the stem - remove to ground level.

24 The Crescent Nottingham NG3 4JB

Tree 1 = mature and healthy Eucalyptus (in the front garden of 26 the Crescent) Issue: There are two large, low hanging branches that overhang the property at 24 The Crescent and are at risk of damaging roof and telephone wires Proposed work: Removal of these two branches. The rest of the tree will be unaffected. Tree 3 = mature and healthy Leylandii (in back garden of 24 The Crescent, next to and interfering with Tree 2) Reduce height by 50%

38 Lucknow Drive Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5EU

Removal to ground of a dead cherry tree

24 Richmond Drive Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5EL

Plan of site of tree, no 1 , Aesculus hippcastanum, will be attached. This tree has been pollarded many years ago and we were advised by an arborist about 12 yr ago (I applied through this portal) to have the regrown very tall epicormic branches shortened which was done. The trunk is forked and one fork grew a large bracket fungus, now fallen off, but this fork clearly has areas of rot the epicormic branches from it did not grow leaves this year. The other fork has at least one non vital epicormic branch. We have been advised that by an arborist that the tree is dying and felling has been recommended. My proposal for replacement is 2 Betula jaqumontii

12 Shirley Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5DA

T1 - Norway Spruce (left side of front garden): Dismantle to ground level - Out grown location and is causing damage to the adjacent boundary wall. T2 - Leyland Cypress (centre of front garden): Dismantle to ground level - Half of the tree has failed and fell on to the road in the recent storms, not viable to be retained due to the extent of the damage to the stem of the tree.

7 Tavistock Avenue Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5BD

The tree in question is no. T13 shown on the OS and Site Plan. The tree is a Contorted or Corkscrew Willow and it is just inside my front boundary. The tree regularly sheds branches and in the last two weeks when we had high winds it shed about 6; these branches are between 3 and 6cm diameter at the break and measure 3 to 5m long. The tree is so large now that there is a danger of the dropping branches falling into the street and the tree is so tall is is difficult for me to get to them when they break but have not yet fallen. Therefore I want permission for the crown reduction indicated on the accompanying drawings and photos. I have sought guidance from an arboriculturist who I gave the following brief to: 1. I don't want the tree to die. 2. I want to be able to manage its shedding of branches in a safe manner. 3. I want the tree to be reduced in volume so that the chances of breaking branches are less likely to land in the street. If permission is given, once the crown reduction is carried out, the top of the tree will be around 5m above my garden level; that's about 6m above the adjacent pavement.

196 - 198 Mansfield Road Nottingham NG1 3HX

New Automatic Opening roof vent

78 Woodthorpe Drive Nottingham Nottingham City NG5 4GZ

Fell Horse Chestnut. The tree has been inspected by James Jesson from the woodland trust. He has reported that the tree is 80% dead. it has the decease Phytophthora. It has extensive rot around the base 2 3/4. Had previous failures and needs to be taken down before it falls and causes substantial damage The tree overhangs a public foot path and backs on to the tropical house of Woodthorpe Park. If the tree were to fall it could cause major damage to Woodthorpe Park greenhouses. I have already sent evidential pictures to the council.

6 Elm Bank Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5AJ

Silver Birch- Crown reduce by 3m and crown thin by 40%.

6 Elm Bank Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5AJ

Tree is a large holly in the back of our garden. Advice from local tree surgeon is that it would benefit from a small reduction in size for maintenance and retaining good shape. We would like to reduce the height by approximately 5m-6m to ensure the health and form of the tree, and ensure stability in high winds. The tree is very large and close neighbouring properties and we are unaware of any maintenance completed over the life of the tree.

34 Thorncliffe Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5BQ

1. Pittosporum, Remove 2 branches (1 each side) to even out the shape 2. Cherry, Remove 2 branches (1 each side) to even out shape and remove any rubbing branches in the crown.

25 The Chestnuts, Flat 1 Magdala Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5DE

G1 - Yew, Holly, Birch, Laurel, Hazel and Purple Plum - 2m side prune to lessen overhang driveway, entrance and gate pillar. G2 - 2 x Conifer - 1m height reduction and shape. T1 - Holly - reduce height by 2m and reduce sides by up to 1m.

53 Mapperley Road Nottingham NG3 5AQ

Remove dead hawthorn tree from front garden (leaning dangerously towards the front wall)

17 Goldswong Terrace Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 4HB

Existing use as a House in Multiple Occupation for 6 Persons.

319 Woodborough Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 4JT

Existing C4 HMO certificate of lawfulness

7 Shirley Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5DA

The holly tree is at the left hand side of the property, when looking at it from the pavement on Shirley Road. It is a few metres behind the large wooden gates at the top of the driveway. The tree is currently taller than the house (3 storey house). We are proposing to reduce the height of the tree by half (approximatley 4-5m). The tree is the only one in that location.

9A Redcliffe Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5BW

T1-T7 - Lime - Reduction in height by upto a maximum of 4m, with aim of all 7 trees to be of same height.

420 Woodborough Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5GW

Internal alterations to existing property to create two additional apartments

22 The Crescent Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 4JB

Demolition of existing porch and lobby; erection of a single storey front extension; and alterations.

3 Elm Bank Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5AJ

Tree species: Ash Tree that doesn't have a TPO. Proposed works: to have the tree felled. Reason for having the tree felled: It is damaging the gutters and the fascias/soffits on our house to the point where the wood is rotten and needs replacing. As a result we are having damp issues in our house as the gutters are not working efficiently. Also the tree is causing pests issues in our roof because of squirrels using it to get onto our roof. This is very dangerous as they could chew on the cables. Having to get pests control in. If this tree is cut down there will not be a tree replacement because planting trees close to the house is not good.

Shepherds Race Service Station, Car Wash The Wells Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 3AP

Erection of a canopy

17 The Crescent Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 4JB

T1 Robinina Acacia Tree has had recent storm damage, we are proposing to reduce the remaining crown by approx 3m to reduce sail. The tree has signs of cavities to the base of the multi stemmed area so this would reduce chance of future failure and prolong the tree.

1 Park House Gates Nottingham NG3 5LX

Tree number 1: - Tree thinning: to ensure the optimal health and growth of the tree. Through selective removal of branches and stems from the inner side (garden), we improve sunlight penetration and air circulation, reducing the risk of disease and enhancing the overall vitality of the tree. - reducing the top of the crown to the similar height as the tree next to it. Reducing the crown can mitigate any dangers that can result from an oversized tree. Tree number 2: - removing lower branches to increase the clearance between the ground and the crown. - reducing the top of the crown to the similar height as the tree next to it. Reducing the crown can mitigate any dangers that can result from an oversized tree.

60 Lucknow Avenue Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5BB

T1 Ash, Reduce house side laterals by 3m to reduce overhang and bio mechanical stress on the tree and chance of failure with the target zone being the house roof. T2 - Cluster of Beech / Sycamore trees on boundary (see sketch) Reduce overalls crowns by 4m to promote more light towards the garden area. T3 - Beech on access driveway, reduce overhang towards neighbouring driveway by 2m

19 Tavistock Avenue Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5BD

T1. Front garden eucalyptus tree. The tree is in contact with the house, is also overhanging the vehicle on the drive and has grown to a height in excess of the house. It does not appear to have been maintained for some time. The request is to reduce the branch length by 2 metres away from the house to create clearance and prevent the tree contacting the house. The tree will remain 7 metres wide after the reduction. In addition, to reduce the branch length by 1 metre where the tree is overhanging the driveway and dropping material onto the vehicle parked there. The tree will remain 8 metres wide after the reduction. Finally a crown reduction of 3 metres to maintain a balanced shape and bring the tree height back down to just under the roofline of the property. It's hard to estimate the current height of the tree but it is in excess of the height of the 3 story house. T2. Back garden apple tree. The tree has gained significant height since the summer and has also increased in reach, overhanging the garage, restricting access to the planted borders and approaching the boundary with number 21 to the East and that property's garage. The request is to reduce branch length by 1 metre on the East, South and West sides to stop it approaching the boundary and overhanging the garage and to keep a balanced shape. The tree will remain 3.5 metres in diameter after the reduction. Additionally, a crown reduction of 1.5 metres to maintain a balanced shape and bring the tree back closer to its height at the start of the summer. The tree will remain 3m in height after this reduction.

38 Thorncliffe Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5BQ

1 - Cherry tree Crown reduce by approximately 3 meters as it is to high making the house too dark, also pruning back from the house as it is touching the roof.