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Ash tree In the front of the house- Overhanging onto the road, so needing to have it lifted between four and five metres on the lowest branches.Lime trees- Dock three lime trees grown as a hedge along the border to the right in front of the property. This has been necessary a number of times over the time we have been in residence (17 years) and is necessary maintenance work.Leylandii- Remove leaning side section and reduce height at the back of the property (Right) , as it has obvious soil and root movement on both sides of the fence, and other signs of movement are evident.Eucalyptus tree - Take the top four to five metres off of a Eucalyptus tree at the back (Right) that looks like it?s quite top heavy and could easily snap in high winds. Also reduce large right side limb hanging over neighbours garden by approx half.Fell and take out two other smaller plum trees on the other side of the property (Left) at the back that are growing through other trees and causing significant problems as a result due to the area now being overgrown with trees all in a small area.

45 Private Road Nottingham NG5 4DD

Pending ConsiderationReference: 25/01273/PWCNottingham City Council

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Status
Pending Consideration
Application type
Works to trees in Conservation Areas
Received
4 Jul 2025
Validated
4 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
15 Aug 2025
Local authority
Nottingham City Council

Application overview

Ash tree In the front of the house- Overhanging onto the road, so needing to have it lifted between four and five metres on the lowest branches.Lime trees- Dock three lime trees grown as a hedge along the border to the right in front of the property. This has been necessary a number of times over the time we have been in residence (17 years) and is necessary maintenance work.Leylandii- Remove leaning side section and reduce height at the back of the property (Right) , as it has obvious soil and root movement on both sides of the fence, and other signs of movement are evident.Eucalyptus tree - Take the top four to five metres off of a Eucalyptus tree at the back (Right) that looks like it?s quite top heavy and could easily snap in high winds. Also reduce large right side limb hanging over neighbours garden by approx half.Fell and take out two other smaller plum trees on the other side of the property (Left) at the back that are growing through other trees and causing significant problems as a result due to the area now being overgrown with trees all in a small area.

Proposal details

Reference
25/01273/PWC
Alternative references
PP-14152179
Ward
Sherwood (May 2019)

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45 Private Road Nottingham NG5 4DD

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APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF4 Jul 2025View
PHOTO 1Layout Plans & Elevations4 Jul 2025View
SKETCH PLANLayout Plans & Elevations4 Jul 2025View
PHOTO 2Layout Plans & Elevations4 Jul 2025View
PHOTO 3Layout Plans & Elevations4 Jul 2025View
PHOTO 4Layout Plans & Elevations4 Jul 2025View
PHOTO 5Layout Plans & Elevations4 Jul 2025View
PHOTO 6Layout Plans & Elevations4 Jul 2025View
PHOTO 7Layout Plans & Elevations4 Jul 2025View
PHOTO 8Layout Plans & Elevations4 Jul 2025View
PHOTO 9Layout Plans & Elevations4 Jul 2025View
QUOTE FOR TREE WORKSReports · PDF4 Jul 2025View

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