1 to 18 (inclusive), Dyers Court, North Hill Road, Leeds (LS6 2EN)

HM Land Registry title YY85320 · Freehold · LS6 2EN

LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE, YORKS AND HUMBER

Who owns it

• Unipol Student Homes (03401440)

Proprietorship: Corporate Body.

Map of the land

Title plan boundary from HM Land Registry INSPIRE (Open Government Licence v3.0), drawn on OpenStreetMap.

Planning at this postcode

• Mature Beech Tree (Fagus sylvatica) reduce the overall canopy by approximately 40% pruning back to suitable growth points. Tree Description Mature Beech tree approximately 18m in height with an 18m canopy spread, located on the boundary of a car park and a busy student pedestrian access route. Observations * Recent significant limb failure resulting in substantial tear-out and damage. * Main stem forks at approximately 3m above ground level. * Southern stem contains multiple tight secondary forks and compressed unions exhibiting included bark. See photo 4,5,6 & 7 * Large lateral limb extends over the adjacent car park and pedestrian route. * The recent limb failure has significantly altered canopy balance and increased exposure to wind loading. * Remaining scaffold limbs are subject to increased mechanical stress due to the loss of canopy mass on one side of the crown. * Ongoing risk of further branch failure from weakly attached unions and redistributed loading within the canopy. Recommendation Reduce the overall canopy by approximately 40%, pruning back to suitable growth points where practicable. See photo 1 & 3 Justification * Significantly reduce end weight and wind loading on compromised scaffold limbs. * Mitigate the risk of further failure associated with included bark unions and compressed forks. * Rebalance the crown following the recent major limb loss. * Reduce the likelihood of branch failure over the adjacent car park and heavily used pedestrian route. * Retain the tree where possible while managing foreseeable risk to site users and property.
  No Objection, 2026-07-14 · Leeds City Council · 26/03824/TR
• Change of use from existing office (Class E) to school (Class F1)
  Refused, 2026-01-13 · Leeds City Council · 25/03678/FU
• T1 - Fell weeping ash tree which is dead. - See application
  No Objection, 2024-08-27 · Leeds City Council · 24/04742/TR
• T1 Beech - The tree has a very large crown radius (approx. 30m). Height approx. 11m with a circumference of 257cm. The tree is in a healthy condition. However, the large canopy of the tree is causing risks to surrounding areas. Crown thinning - 35% to remove branches causing risk to surrounding areas Partial crown reduction to alleviate risks to surrounding property and areas: North side - reduction by 2m. South side - reduction by 2m. West side - reduction by 3m. East side - reduction by 2m
  Split decision, 2024-05-22 · Leeds City Council · 24/02284/TR
• T1 Birch - Remove lower branches from over the neighbouring garden and cut back the over extended limbs by 3-4m. T2 Lime - Reduce height by approximately 4m and shape round to tidy. T3 Sycamore - Reduce the height by approximately 3-4m, remove the lower limb over the grassed area and shape round. T8 Beech - Evenly crown thin by approximately 20%, cut back to clear the property by approximately 3-4m and remove any dead wood. T4 and T5 Chestnut - Evenly crown thin by approximately 20% and remove any deadwood. T6 and T7 Lime - Evenly crown thin by approximately 20% and remove any deadwood.
  No Objection, 2022-04-25 · Leeds City Council · 22/01800/TR

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