Nottingham

Nottingham/25/00784/PTPO

59 Tom Blower Close Nottingham Nottingham City NG8 1JQ

Decided | Refuse consent
Reference
Nottingham/25/00784/PTPO
Authority
Nottingham
Application type
PTPO
Address
59 Tom Blower Close Nottingham Nottingham City NG8 1JQ
Postcode
NG8 1JQ
Status
Decided
Decision
Refuse consent
Received
21 Apr 2025
Validated
21 Apr 2025
Started
21 Apr 2025
Decided
29 May 2025
Source council
Nottingham
Council source record
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Public data licence
Open Government Licence v3.0
Record updated
18 Jul 2026
SEO index generated
24 Jul 2026
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Proposal

Tree: SycamoreProtected under: Tree Preservation Order TPO679 ? tree likely to be T38 (exact reference to be confirmed)ProposalTo fell one Sycamore tree located within the rear garden boundary of 59 Tom Blower Close, Nottingham.Supporting JustificationThis application seeks consent to remove a Sycamore tree located in the rear garden of the property, which is currently protected under a Tree Preservation Order (TPO). While I am unable to confirm the exact TPO reference, this tree appears on the Councils TPO mapping system as protected.The tree presents a number of practical and safety issues that justify removal, including:1. Structural Imbalance and Leaning GrowthThe Sycamore is growing within approximately 2.5 metres of a larger, more established tree. As a result of competing for light and space, the tree has developed a significant lean and grows at a sideways angle. This abnormal form raises concerns about the trees structural integrity and long-term stability.2. Risk from Falling BranchesThere have been multiple instances of dead or weakened branches falling from the tree. As the garden is regularly used by my 4-year old child, this presents a clear safety concern.3. Patio Damage and Uneven GroundThe root system is believed to be disrupting the patio area, leading to lifted and uneven paving slabs. This creates a trip hazard and restricts safe use of the garden.4. Professional Arboriculture AdviceI have consulted two independent tree surgeons, both of whom have advised that the trees lean, growth pattern, and proximity to the larger tree make it unsuitable for its current location. Both recommend removal due to structural concerns and site impact.Should consent be granted, I am happy to plant a suitable replacement tree within the next planting season, and will agree species, size, and location in consultation with the Councils Tree Officer to ensure appropriate landscape value is maintained. I have photographs to support

Key dates

  1. Received 21 Apr 2025
  2. Validated 21 Apr 2025
  3. Started 21 Apr 2025
  4. Decided 29 May 2025

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