Planning Applications in
Brighton & Hove

T1 - Copper Beech, (Fagus sylvatica f. purpurea): Reduce crown by severing indvidual branchess up to 2m, to previous, historic pruning points, (the tree was last pruned 4 years ago) Thin remaning crown up to 15% Remove major dead, dying & dangerous wood.

16 Richmond Terrace Brighton BN2 9SA

Sycamore whole crown reductions carried out on T1 and T2 by approximately 2-2.5m as we had previously carried out early 2022. The trees are growing in a limited area making it important for regular maintenance to prevent future damage.

Park Mansions 18 - 20 Stanford Avenue Brighton BN1 6AA

Tree (identified as '1' on supporting plans) within the garden of 34 Lansdowne Place to be crown lifted 5m above ground level and a crown reduction of 5m to reduce overhang into the garden of 58 Brunswick Street West. Overhanging branches to be cut back to boundary line. The tree is a mature sycamore with five significant stems, two stems lean approximately 2m over the boundary wall, with branches then extending to within 1m of the rear elevation to number 58 Brunswick Street West. The tree is to be retained, with no further trees planted.

58 Brunswick Street West Hove BN3 1EL

T1 Elm (Ulmus procera) reduce and reshape by up to 3 metres, remove major deadwood and sever ivy by 2 foot at the base

13 York Road Hove BN3 1DJ

Tree: Chinese windmill palm (Trachycarpus fortunei), approximately 5 m in height. Proposed works: Remove the Trachycarpus fortunei in its entirety, including grinding out the remaining stump. The tree is located within approximately 4 m of the house. Replacement planting: Following removal, replace the palm with an Amelanchier lamarckii (Juneberry/Snowy Mespilus). This is a more appropriately sized tree for the garden and will provide seasonal interest while also producing fruit that can provide a food source for garden birds.

44 North Road Preston Brighton BN1 6SP