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T1 Hawthorn: Reduce overhanging growth above driveway/bin store by removing 12 stems back to suitable growth points.T2 Hawthorn (dead): Remove dead hawthorn heavily covered in ivy and overhanging neighbouring driveway. Tree is dead and presents a risk of branch/stem failure above an area regularly used for vehicle parking.T3 Holly: Crown lift by removing low, pendulous/whippy growth and selected lower stems, to improve clearance and reduce suppression of the yew growing beneath.T4 Holly: Prune lower crown, including removal of upright growth arising from one lower limb and minor whippy growth, to produce a more balanced crown shape.T5 Oak: Selective reduction/pruning of lower lateral growth extending across the garden. Remove one larger lateral stem extending across the planter and two further laterals extending towards the centre of the garden.T6 Dead hawthorn: Remove ivy where necessary to access the tree and remove dead stems extending/leaning into the client?s garden. Retain unaffected neighbouring live growth.T7 - Privet: Remove single large stem arising from rear boundary hedge back to approximately the established hedge line, consistent with previous management of surrounding growth.T8 -Hawthorn and holly: Reduce growth extending from boundary hedge back to approximately the established hedge line.T9 - Multi-stem hawthorn: Reduce lateral growth extending from hedge line and over footpath, reshaping to provide pedestrian clearance along the length of the garden path.T10 - Holly: Reduce selected lateral growth extending from hedge line to improve pedestrian clearance and maintain the tree approximately in line with the boundary hedge.T11 - Sycamore: Crown lift/selectively prune lower crown by removing four lower lateral stems extending across the garden towards the adjacent birch.T12 - Sycamore - Remove one subsiduary limb/stem. Rubbing agains major stem

22 Davies Avenue Gledhow Leeds LS8 1JY

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Current
Application type
Tree Works
Received
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Validated
5 Oct 2026
Determination deadline
12 Nov 2026
Local authority
Leeds City Council

Application overview

T1 Hawthorn: Reduce overhanging growth above driveway/bin store by removing 12 stems back to suitable growth points.T2 Hawthorn (dead): Remove dead hawthorn heavily covered in ivy and overhanging neighbouring driveway. Tree is dead and presents a risk of branch/stem failure above an area regularly used for vehicle parking.T3 Holly: Crown lift by removing low, pendulous/whippy growth and selected lower stems, to improve clearance and reduce suppression of the yew growing beneath.T4 Holly: Prune lower crown, including removal of upright growth arising from one lower limb and minor whippy growth, to produce a more balanced crown shape.T5 Oak: Selective reduction/pruning of lower lateral growth extending across the garden. Remove one larger lateral stem extending across the planter and two further laterals extending towards the centre of the garden.T6 Dead hawthorn: Remove ivy where necessary to access the tree and remove dead stems extending/leaning into the client?s garden. Retain unaffected neighbouring live growth.T7 - Privet: Remove single large stem arising from rear boundary hedge back to approximately the established hedge line, consistent with previous management of surrounding growth.T8 -Hawthorn and holly: Reduce growth extending from boundary hedge back to approximately the established hedge line.T9 - Multi-stem hawthorn: Reduce lateral growth extending from hedge line and over footpath, reshaping to provide pedestrian clearance along the length of the garden path.T10 - Holly: Reduce selected lateral growth extending from hedge line to improve pedestrian clearance and maintain the tree approximately in line with the boundary hedge.T11 - Sycamore: Crown lift/selectively prune lower crown by removing four lower lateral stems extending across the garden towards the adjacent birch.T12 - Sycamore - Remove one subsiduary limb/stem. Rubbing agains major stem

Proposal details

Reference
26/05603/TR
Ward
Roundhay
Agent
Rewild Landscapes Ltd

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22 Davies Avenue Gledhow Leeds LS8 1JY

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APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF5 Oct 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHS AND PHOTOMONTAGESBackGround Papers · PDF5 Oct 2026View
FULL WORKS SCHEDULEBackGround Papers · PDF5 Oct 2026View
SKETCH PLANBackGround Papers5 Oct 2026View
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTBackGround Papers · PDF5 Oct 2026View

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