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Works to 4 trees: , 1 x oak (T1) - reduce crownover grassed area by 2-3 metres and remove 1 dying limb;, 1 x oak (T2) - reduce laterla branches growing over garden by 2-3 metres; , 1 x oak (T3) - remove dead branch and reduce two others to growth points;, 1 x sycamore (T4) - remove low lateral branch extending over neighbours garden.
Works to 3 trees comprising:, 1 x oak (T1) - Tip back lower crown by up to 2 metres;, 2 x oak (T2 and T3) - Tip back leteral growth on crown by up to 2 metres, ,
Prune back branches from the boundary fences of 1 and 3 The Brunnen, remove overhanging branches encroaching on rear garden and cut back lower branches by 2-3 metres.
Open space at rear of no. 1 and 3 The Brunnen, South Normanton, Alfreton, DE55 3BE
Various works to 29 trees comprising:, T1 - Oak. Remove deadwood over 50mm diameter above road and pavement. , T2 - Oak. Remove deadwood over 50mm diameter above road and pavement and remove epicormic growth encroaching toward road and pavement back to main stem. , T3 - Oak. Remove epicormic growth encroaching toward road and pavement back to main stem. T4 - Oak. Remove deadwood over 50mm diameter above road and pavement. , T5 - Oak. Remove split branches above bridleway. T6 - Oak. Remove deadwood over 50mm diameter above road and pavement. T7 - Oak. Remove deadwood over 50mm diameter above road and pavement and crown lift to give 5.2m clearance above road and 2.4m above pavement. , T8 - Horse Chestnut. Crown lift to give 5.2m clearance above road and 2.4m above pavement. , T9 - Oak. Remove deadwood over 50mm diameter above road and pavement. , T10 - Horse Chestnut. Pollard to 5m above ground level. Bark necrosis and decay extending into main stem. , T11 - Oak. Prune back from utilities to give minimum 1.5m clearance. , T12 - Beech. Pollard at approximately 8m above ground level. Large area of bark necrosis and decay in main stem. , T13 - Ash. Prune back from utilities to give minimum 1.5m clearance. Crown lift to give 5.2m clearance above road and 2.4m above pavement. , T14 - Oak. Pollard at 5m above ground level. Large area of decay at base of tree. T15 - Oak. Reduce both dead top deadwood sections to living branches and substantially reduce remaining lateral branch almost to a pollard. , T16 - Oak. All round crown reduction by up to 3m and crown thinning and reduced vitality. T17 - Horse Chestnut. All round crown reduction by 3m. , T18 - Horse Chestnut. Reduce height by further 3m. Remove hanging branch. , T19 - Horse Chestnut. All round crown reduction of 3m. , T20 - Ash. Pollard at approximately 6m above ground level. , T21 - Ash. Remove deadwood over 50mm diameter above road. T22 - Ash. Remove deadwood over 50mm diameter above footpath, access roads, parking areas. , T23 - Horse Chestnut. Prune away from lamp post to give 1.5m clearance and clear lamp splay beneath light. , T24 - Ash. Remove deadwood over 50mm diameter above footpath. , T25 - Ash. Remove deadwood over 50mm diameter above road and pavement. , T26 - Norway Maple. Pollard at 5m above ground level. T27 - Oak. Remove low large diameter deadwood to remove risk to footpath and playing children. T28 - Norway Maple. Coppice at 0.5m. , T29 - Norway Maple. Crown reduction by 2m to 3m to account for coppicing of neighbouring tree due to large branch/stem failure.
ALFRETON PARK AND RECREATION GROUND, ALFRETON PARK, ALFRETON, DE55 7AL
Works to trees within protected areas A7 and W8 as set out in Tree Survey Report dated 05/05/2026,comprising:, 1 x Common oak - Monitor all growth to the tree around the line area within this trees crown. Remove deadwood. (Report ref 12), Self-Set Trees within shrubbery area - prune back (Report ref 13), 1 x Mixed tree - prune (Report ref 14), 1 x Common Yew - Lift 6 metres over cars and garage building (Report ref 15), Mixed trees within boundary hedgerow - Cut back all branches and vegetation from basket ball court (Report ref 18), Trees within spinney plantation area - Cut back all branches and vegetation from basket ball court (Report ref 21), 1 x Common Oak - Reduce lower bough limbs over path, courts and parking to reduce risk of failure. Remove deadwood (Report ref 22), 1 x Common Oak - Reduce lower bough limbs over path, courts and parking to reduce risk of failure. Remove deadwood (Report ref 23)
The works involve installation of replacement external lighting and new underground ducts for the associated cabling. The ducting has been routed to avoid passing beneath canopies of TPO'd trees where possible but will pass in close proximity on the pathway between Alfreton Park and Alfreton Hall. The species in question are Oak, Cedar, Horse Chestnut and Sycamore. , It may be necessary to remove a section of branches on a Horse chestnut to ensure it doesn't foul a replacement lighting column
Parkwood Centre, Alfreton Park, , Alfreton , DE55 7AL
Various works to 33 trees described in AA Tree Surgeons Ltd Tree Survey dated 21 May 2026. Comprising:, T8711 - 1x Ash - Prune from BT cable by 1.5m and raise low canopy above road to 5.2m. T8677 - 1x Horse Chestnut - Prune from building/structure/tree by 1.5m. T8676 - 1x Ash – Remove major deadwood over highway. T8675 – 1x Ash - Remove major deadwood over highway. T6276 – 1x Oak – Remove low large diameter deadwood over footpath. T6093 – 1x Oak - Remove major deadwood over highway. T6057 – 1x Oak – Remove epicormic growth encroaching over road and remove large diameter deadwood over road. T6044 – 1x Oak – Remove encroaching epicormic growth. T6034 – 1x Oak - Remove major deadwood over highway. T6026 – 1x Oak – Remove snapped limbs over public footpath. T6022- 1x Oak - Recommendation remove deadwood roadside and over footpath only. T5633 – 1x Norway Maple - Coppice to 0.5m stumps. T5629 – 1x Norway Maple – Reduce crown by 2-3m. T5513 – 1x Ash - Remove deadwood over targets. , T5501 – 1x Ash – Remove deadwood over road. T5402 – 1x Ash - Remove dead wood over road. T5391 – 1x Horse Chestnut - Raise crown to 5.2m. T5378 – 1x Oak - Remove deadwood over road and raise crown to 5.2m. W0002 – Willow group – Coppice to 1m stumps. T8710 – 1x Common Beech – Pollard at 8m. T6261 – 1x Norway Maple – Pollard to 5m. T5498 – 1x Oak – Crown reduction by up to 3m. , T5487 – 1x Oak – Pollard at 5m. T5471 – 1x Horse Chestnut – Reduce by 3m. , T5465 – 1 Oak - Prune back from utilities by 1.5m. T5463 – 1x Horse Chestnut – Reduce top a further 3m. T5450 – 1x Horse Chestnut. Reduce to monolith of apprx 6m. T5494- 1x Horse Chestnut. Crown reduce by 3m all around. T5490 – 1x Oak - Reduce both dead top to living branch and substancialy reduce remaining lateral branch almost to a pollard. T5431 – 1x Ash - Pollard at 6m. W0006 – Sycamore group – Fell to safe height. W0003 – Sycamore group – Fell to safe height. ,
ALFRETON PARK AND RECREATION GROUND, ALFRETON PARK, ALFRETON, DE55 7AL
5-day notification under Regulations 14(1)(c) of the Town and Country Planning (Tree Preservation)(England) Regulations 2012 to fell 1x Black Poplar tree within TPO No. 64 A12 with decay fungus at base and posing an immediate risk of serious harm.
Mature lime tree in front garden at 2 Holland Close:, DBH approx 50cm. Height approx 12m. , Observations: Tree appears in good physiological and structural condition. However, the applicant's home insurance provider requires that any tree within 5m from the house must be below 10m in height. This tree currently sits within 4 metres from the house walls. Estimated height of the tree is over 12m, meaning that remedial works will be required to reduce the tree's height to within the Home Insurer's requirements. , Recommended works: Reduce height to approx 9.5m (pruning back to appropriate growth points). Crown lift to clear epicormic growth around stem to height of 3 metres. Reduce lateral branches by approx 1 metre. Thin canopy by approx 10%. All green waste material to be cleared away and removed from site. All works to be carried out using BS3998:2010 guidance.
T1, T2, T3, T4 and T5 - All Scots Pine - Fell/Dismantle to ground level and remove all arisings. Justification - tree is dead. T6 - Sycamore - Fell/Dismantle to ground level and remove all arisings. Justification - tree is hollow in the base and the remaining buttress roots are fractured, leaning towards a neighbouring property.
T1 Ash - Tip back crown as pictured growing towards house, remove 2x large dead branches and 1x small. Justification - to tip back away from structures. T2 Ash - Remove 3x limbs on ash pictured. Justification - to tip back away from structures.
T1-T12: 12x dead or dying Poplar trees - Fell to ground level or reduce to a safe height to retain habitat stems where possible. Replanting via natural regeneration.
Re-location of 22 linear metres of securifor 3D fencing (2.4m high) from its location along the side of the hard play area. Fencing to be moved out 9m into the grass play adjacent (formerly occupied by a two classroom Terrapin) and enclosed at both ends to create an enclosed secure grass play area of 22m x 9m accessed from the existing hard play.
Morton Primary School, Main Road, Alfreton,,DE55 6HH
Replacement of existing multi use games area (MUGA) with new 7v7 3G MUGA with flood lighting and erection of a steel shipping container for the storage of maintenance equipment
Frederick Gent School, Mansfield Road, South Normanton, Derbyshire,DE55 2ER
The proposed development involves the erection of various singular pieces of woodland inspired trim trail equipment within an isolated corner of the school’s front playing field.
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