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Ash tree (Fraxinus excelsior) on the corner of Sankey Drive and Aspen Road. Doesn't come up on nomad as a council owned tree but after land registry search it has been determined that it is council owned land.Tree is suffering from ash dieback: has extensive dieback in crown (retrenchment), major deadwood and also also has some basal decay. At this stage of disease progression, the branches are also likely to be brittle and weak and at risk of snapping out. With its location over a footpath and next to a road, the target is quite high so we would like permission ASAP to remove and replace the tree due to its poor condition. We would have considered a monolith to maintain habitat value but the basal decay makes this seem like this would be insufficient to make the tree safe and we would be better to plant a new tree there. We obviously would not want to replant an ash but would consider planting an cherry or rowan in its place.

2 Sankey Drive Nottingham Nottingham City NG6 7DT

DecidedReference: 25/01637/PTPONottingham City Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to trees protected by TPO
Received
1 Sept 2025
Validated
8 Sept 2025
Determination deadline
3 Nov 2025
Local authority
Nottingham City Council

Application overview

Ash tree (Fraxinus excelsior) on the corner of Sankey Drive and Aspen Road. Doesn't come up on nomad as a council owned tree but after land registry search it has been determined that it is council owned land.Tree is suffering from ash dieback: has extensive dieback in crown (retrenchment), major deadwood and also also has some basal decay. At this stage of disease progression, the branches are also likely to be brittle and weak and at risk of snapping out. With its location over a footpath and next to a road, the target is quite high so we would like permission ASAP to remove and replace the tree due to its poor condition. We would have considered a monolith to maintain habitat value but the basal decay makes this seem like this would be insufficient to make the tree safe and we would be better to plant a new tree there. We obviously would not want to replant an ash but would consider planting an cherry or rowan in its place.

Proposal details

Reference
25/01637/PTPO
Alternative references
PP-14294971
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Bulwell (May 2019)
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Nottingham City Council

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2 Sankey Drive Nottingham Nottingham City NG6 7DT

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DocumentPublishedAction
PTPO Grant Consent - DecisionDecision Notice · PDF8 Oct 2025View
ADDITIONAL SITE PHOTOLayout Plans & Elevations29 Sept 2025View
TREE OFFICER REPORT - ARBORICULTURAL COMMENTSReports · PDF25 Sept 2025View
PHOTO 1Layout Plans & Elevations1 Sept 2025View
PHOTO 2Layout Plans & Elevations1 Sept 2025View
PHOTO 3Layout Plans & Elevations1 Sept 2025View
PHOTO 4Layout Plans & Elevations1 Sept 2025View
SKETCH PLANLayout Plans & Elevations1 Sept 2025View

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PTPO Grant Consent - Decision
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