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Midland Metro Birmingham Eastside

Extension

Arboricultural Report MMD-300207-BEE-DOC-0000-0001

May 2016

Centro

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Arboricultural ReportMMD-300207-BEE-DOC-0000-0001

Midland Metro Birmingham Eastside Extension

Arboricultural Report MMD-300207-BEE-DOC-0000-0001

May 2016

Centro

Mott MacDonald, 35 Newhall Street, Birmingham, B3 3PU, United Kingdom T +44 (0)121 234 1500 F +44 (0)121 200 3295 W www.mottmac.com

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Midland MetroBirmingham Eastside Extension Arboricultural ReportMMD-300207-BEE-DOC-0000-0001

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Revision Date Originator Checker Approver Description A 25/05/2016 James Sothcott

Rhys Lennon

Charles Peeler

For Issue

Issue and revision record

This document is issued for the party which commissioned it and for specific purposes connected with the above-captioned project only. It should not be relied upon by any other party or used for any other purpose.

We accept no responsibility for the consequences of this document being relied upon by any other party, or being used for any other purpose, or containing any error or omission which is due to an error or omission in data supplied to us by other parties.

This document contains confidential information and proprietary intellectual property. It should not be shown to other parties without consent from us and from the party which commissioned it..


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Executive Summary i

1 Introduction 1 1.1 Background _______________________________________________________________________ 1 1.2 Scope of Work and Tree Assessment Methodology _________________________________________ 1 1.3 Limitations of the Survey _____________________________________________________________ 3

2 Tree Summary 4 2.1 Overview _________________________________________________________________________ 4 2.2 Summary of Tree Retention Categories __________________________________________________ 5

3 Implications for Proposal 6 3.1 Tree Protection Orders (TPOs) and Conservation Areas (CAs) ________________________________ 6 3.2 Protection of Root Protection Area ______________________________________________________ 6 3.3 Risk to Trees from General Works Activities ______________________________________________ 6 3.4 Protective Barriers: General ___________________________________________________________ 7 3.5 Precautions in Respect of Temporary Works ______________________________________________ 8 3.6 Sequence of Activities _______________________________________________________________ 8 3.7 Arboricultural Inspection ______________________________________________________________ 8 3.8 Environmental Law __________________________________________________________________ 8 3.9 Services __________________________________________________________________________ 9

4 Recommendations 10 4.1 Proposed Actions for Individual Trees __________________________________________________ 10 4.2 Tree Removal _____________________________________________________________________ 12 4.3 Barrier Protection __________________________________________________________________ 13 4.4 Demolition _______________________________________________________________________ 13 4.5 Tree Prescribed No Action ___________________________________________________________ 13

5 Conclusions 14

Appendices 16 Appendix A. Drawings ________________________________________________________________________ 17 A.1 Tree Constraints Plans ______________________________________________________________ 17 A.2 Tree Protection Plans _______________________________________________________________ 17 Appendix B. Key to Tree Survey Schedule _________________________________________________________ 18 Appendix C. Tree Survey Schedule ______________________________________________________________ 19 Appendix D. Root Protection Area Calculations _____________________________________________________ 26 Appendix E. Temporary Protective Fencing and Ground Protection _____________________________________ 29 E.1 Extract from BS5837:2012: Default Specification for Protective Barrier _________________________ 29 E.2 Extract from BS5837:2012: Examples of above ground stabilizing systems _____________________ 30

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E.3 Extract from BS5837:2012 Ground Protection during Demolition and Construction ________________ 31 Appendix F. Conservation Area Information ________________________________________________________ 32 Appendix G. References _______________________________________________________________________ 33


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Mott MacDonald has been commissioned by Centro to carry out an arboricultural survey for the proposed extension of the Midland Metro from Bull Street to High Street Deritend Birmingham, UK. The Scheme is referred to as the Birmingham Eastside Extension (BEE).

The survey and associated report has been undertaken in accordance with BS 5837:2012 Trees in relation to design, demolition and construction - Recommendations, which is intended to assist decision making with regard to the existing and proposed trees in the context of design, demolition and construction. This report also assesses the potential impact that the Scheme may have on the surveyed trees and includes a method statement for working close to trees to be retained.

This survey is not, nor should be taken to be, a full or thorough assessment of the health and safety of trees on or adjacent to the site. Therefore, it is recommended that detailed tree inspections are undertaken on a regular basis with the express purpose of complying with the land owner’s duty of care and satisfying health and safety requirements. There were 91 individual trees within the area surveyed for the proposed works. The following categories were assigned: Category A i.e. trees of high quality; 6 trees

Category B i.e. trees of moderate quality; 42 trees

Category C i.e. trees of low quality; 43 trees

Category U i.e. trees for removal; 0 trees

The majority of these trees are young to semi mature street trees of moderate to low retention value. They add landscape and amenity value to a largely urban area but as individual trees they only have limited arboricultural value.

To enable the Scheme to progress 37 trees will require removal. These trees fall within the following categories: Category A i.e. trees of high quality; 0 trees

Category B i.e. trees of moderate quality; 22 trees

Category C i.e. trees of low quality; 15 trees

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Category U i.e. trees for removal; 0 trees

The majority of trees for removal are located in the parkland area at the corner of Park Street and Fazeley Street. The removals in this area will be limited to smaller, young and semi mature trees. This will not greatly affect the landscape or arboricultural value of the area. The larger mature Category A trees in this area should be retained and incorporated into the final design.

Protective barriers in accordance with BS5827:2012 have been specified in order to protect the remaining trees and their RPAs.

A desk study using the Birmingham City Council’s interactive website confirmed no trees subject to a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) fall within the Scheme boundary. The proposed alignment is routed through the Warwick Bar Conservation Area (CA) and along the border of the Digbeth, Deritend and Bordesley High Streets CA. However it will not impact any trees associated with these two CAs.


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1.1 Background

Mott MacDonald (MM) is providing a range of services to Centro (West Midlands Passenger Transport Executive) for developing the Midland Metro rail extensions through Birmingham City Centre.

The Midland Metro Line 1 currently connects Wolverhampton City Centre to Birmingham City Centre via Wednesbury, Bilston, West Bromwich, Handsworth and the Jewellery Quarter, predominantly along a former railway alignment with 2km of street running tramway in Wolverhampton. A further 1.3km extension to the tramway is currently being constructed from Snow Hill to New Street Station which diverges from the existing route close to St Paul’s tram stop running parallel to the existing route into Snow Hill Station. The Birmingham Eastside Extension will run from Bull Street to High Street Deritend via the Eastside City Park, which is the potential site for the High Speed Rail 2 terminus.

This arboricultural report was commissioned by Centro to support the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for BEE. The report identifies the tree constraints associated with the proposed BEE and also highlights the trees for removal prior to construction works and trees that require barrier protection during the proposed works. A generic Arboricultural Method Statement is incorporated into this report stating the sequence of activities on site and the methods of protecting and working adjacent to retained trees to prevent damage to trees during the construction process.

1.2 Scope of Work and Tree Assessment Methodology

The tree survey was carried out by a qualified Mott MacDonald arboriculturalist on 29th April 2016 to assess the quality and value of the principal trees within or adjacent to the footprint of the proposed Scheme.

The survey was undertaken in accordance with the guidelines set out in ‘BS 5837:2012 Trees in relation to design, demolition and construction - Recommendations’. The tree data contained within the Tree Survey Schedule (Appendix C) was recorded by visual survey from ground level and no invasive tree inspection measures were employed.

The survey process categorises the trees on site, selects those appropriate for retention, reviews the options for incorporating these trees within the developed landscape and provides a finalised methodology for tree protection during construction. The survey provides comment on the general quality of the trees but does not constitute a full or thorough assessment of the health and safety of trees on or adjacent to the site.

The full Tree Survey Schedule and categorisation of the trees in their existing context is stated in Appendix C. The Root Protection Area (RPA) calculations are provided in Appendix D.

In accordance with BS 5837:2012, the following information was recorded for each tree:

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Sequential reference number (to be recorded on the tree constraints plan). Species listed by common name, with key provided to scientific name. Life stage recorded as:

Table 1.1: Life stage categories

Abbreviation Life Stage Description

Y Young Trees aged less than 1st quarter of their life expectancy

SM Semi Mature Trees within 2nd quarter of their life expectancy

EM Early mature Trees within 3rd quarter of their life expectancy

M Mature Trees aged within final quarter of their life expectancy

OM Over Mature Over-mature - declining or moribund trees of low vigour

V Veteran Specimens exhibiting features of biological, cultural or aesthetic value that are characteristic of, but not exclusive to, individuals surviving beyond the typical age range for the species concerned

Height (metres). Crown spread (metres), taken as a minimum at the four cardinal points, to derive an accurate

representation of the crown (plotted on the tree constraints plans). Existing height (metres) above ground level of:

– First significant branch; and, – Canopy.

Stem diameter (millimetres) in accordance with Annex C of BS 5837:2012. The stem diameters of single stemmed trees were measured at 1.5 metres above ground level and multi-stemmed trees measured in accordance with Annex C.

The Root Protection Area (RPA), calculated in accordance with Section 4.6 of BS 5837:2012. The two measurements provided are a ‘Root Protection Radius (m)’ (circle centred on the base of the stem) and an overall ‘root protection area (m2)’.

General observations, particularly of structural and/or physiological condition (e.g. the presence of any decay and physical defect), and/or preliminary management recommendations.

Estimated remaining contribution, in years (<10, 10 +, 20+, 40+). Retention category recorded as А, В, C or U in accordance with Section 4.5 and Table 1 and Table 2 of

BS 5837:2012 to be recorded on the tree survey plan (Appendix B). This gives an indication as to each tree's arboricultural, landscape and cultural value and significance as well as its’ suitability for retention in the context of the proposed redevelopment of the site. The sub-categories [1 - Arboricultural values; 2 - Landscape values and 3 - Cultural values, including conservation] are included where considered necessary to clarify why a tree has been assigned to a particular retention category. These categorisation criteria are summarised below:

Table 1.2: Retention Categories

Category Description

Category A Trees of high quality and value whose retention is most desirable (suggested minimum contribution 40 years)

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Category Description contribution 20 years)

Category C Trees of low quality and value or limited long-term potential, which could be retained if not in conflict with development proposals or young trees with a stem diameter of less than 150 mm (suggested minimum contribution 10 years)

Category U Trees requiring removal irrespective of any development proposals due to significant structural defects, irreversible decline or with a very short-term life expectancy of less than 10 years

1.3 Limitations of the Survey

The survey was undertaken utilising the design highlighted within drawings MMD-300207-C-DR-00-ARB-0006 to 0009 (see Appendix A.2). The trees identified fall within the extents of the Scheme that may be affected by the proposals.

This report is not, nor should be taken to be, a full or thorough assessment of the health and safety of trees on or adjacent to the site. It is recommended that a full tree survey should be undertaken on a regular basis to satisfy health and safety requirements.

Previous management and/or surveys in relation to the health and safety of trees on this site have not been taken into account as part of this report.


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2.1 Overview

There were 91 individual trees within the area surveyed between Bull Street and High Street Deritend Birmingham, UK. The majority of trees surveyed on site are Category B (moderate retention value) and Category C (low retention value) street trees of a young to semi mature age. These trees contribute to the amenity and landscape value of the largely urban environment but have only limited arboricultural value as individual trees.

Trees 1 to 16 are all street trees located along the sides of Bull Street, Dale End and Albert Street. These trees provide important amenity value to an area that is largely urban. Trees 1 to 4 are all young, newly planted common oak (Quercus robur) and hornbeam (Carpinus betulus). Trees 5 to 16 are a mixture of semi mature lime (Tilia spp), maple (Acer spp) and London plane (Platanus x acerifolia) which are trees of moderate retention value. Trees 11 and 12 have metal grills set around their lower trunk/basal area which will constrict the trees growth and damage the cambium if left in situ. The immediate removal of these grates is recommended. The roots associated with trees 6, 8 and 13 to 16 are lifting the paving and/or tarmac surfaces surrounding them.

Trees 17 to 36 are all recently planted London plane trees of either young or semi mature age class. These trees have been planted as part of the landscaping surrounding Moor Street Queensway and form long linear avenues that flank the road.

The greatest concentration of trees (37 to 65) within the survey area is located within the small area of parkland bordered by Park Street and Fazeley Street. This area contains the only Category A trees on site (38, 42, 43, 44, 47 and 48) which are early mature to mature London plane trees. These trees are extremely prominent within the landscape and are visible from all approaches to the area. Surrounding these category A trees are a variety of smaller semi mature species with ornamental value including cherries (Prunus avium, Prunus padas and Prunus tai haku), hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna), cardinal crab apple (Malus hupehensis “Cardinal”), Norway maple (Acer platanoides) and lime (Tilia x europaea). As a whole the area has high landscape value although the majority of trees have low arboricultural value (with the exception of the category A London plane trees).

Trees 67 to 88 are all young Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) planted as part of the Eastside City Park landscape plan. Located in a long raised planter, these trees form a long linear feature within the park. These trees have minimal arboricultural value but are prominent as features in the newly landscaped area.

The remainder of the tram route is devoid of trees until the end of Deritend High Street where trees 89, 90 and 91 are located. These three trees are situated in the central reservation of Deritend High Street. Although they have value in the landscape (purely from being the only trees in the vicinity), the trees themselves have low arboricultural value and minimal amenity value.

The trees surveyed are generally of moderate quality and condition. However, it should be noted that this area of central Birmingham is very urban and has minimal green infrastructure and open spaces. Therefore, the few trees that do exist are of greater importance. Where possible these trees should be

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incorporated into the design and protected as necessary especially the larger Category A trees. Where possible the landscape design surrounding the Eastside Extension should seek to identify opportunities for new tree planting, to increase and improve the amenity value of the area.

2.2 Summary of Tree Retention Categories

Of the 91 individual trees within the area surveyed, the following provides a summary of their quality and value as assessed in accordance with BS 5837:2012.

Tree Category

Description Total Number surveyed

Category A Trees or groups of high quality and value 6 individual tree

Category B Trees or groups of moderate quality and value 42 individual tree

Category C Trees or groups of low quality and value 43 individual trees

Category U Trees or groups for removal due arboricultural reasons 0 individual trees


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3.1 Tree Protection Orders (TPOs) and Conservation Areas (CAs)

The primary measures which provide statutory protection to trees are Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs) and Conservation Area (CA) status. Where present, these measures determine that either notification to the Local Planning Authority (LPA) for CA designations or consent from the LPA for TPO designations is required for any works that may affect trees or tree groups.

A desk study using the Birmingham City Council’s interactive website confirmed no trees subject to a TPO fall within the scheme’s boundaries. However, a study of Birmingham City Council’s online CA maps has confirmed that the BEE route will take it through the Warwick Bar CA and along the border of the Digbeth, Deritend and Bordesley High Streets CA. However, no trees are present where these CAs converge with the BEE route. The closest trees are 89, 90 and 91 (recommended for removal); they border the Digbeth, Deritend and Bordesley High Street CA but do not fall inside it (see Appendix F for CA details).

3.2 Protection of Root Protection Area

Working anywhere in the vicinity of trees is likely to cause some root damage due to the fact that in the order of 80% of the roots of any tree will occur within the upper 600mm of the soil. Roots will spread out for a considerable distance from a tree and may be encountered at a distance beyond the canopy spread of a tree. Where construction activities are proposed within the rooting zone of trees, the potential for significant damage exists.

Table 2 of BS 5837:2012 prescribes a methodology for the calculation of a RPA. The RPA represents the minimum area that should be retained undisturbed around a tree or trees for the avoidance of an unacceptable degree of root disturbance. The required RPA of a tree is calculated, and typically plotted as a circle (or where appropriate as a square of equivalent area) to determine constraints or the location of protective fencing. In certain circumstances the actual shape of this area may then be adjusted to take account of local topography or any existing site features that may serve as restrictions to ‘normal’ root development.

The RPA calculations are stated within Appendix E.

3.3 Risk to Trees from General Works Activities

Trees can be easily damaged by site works, with both the tree roots and the main structure of a tree susceptible to a range of impacts. Root damage can affect the anchorage and stability of the tree, as well as preventing or inhibiting the absorption of water and nutrients. Damage to the trunk and branches leaves the tree more exposed to disease and decay.

Any activities required as part of the proposed works that could affect the existing trees as described below, must be discussed and approved by a qualified Arboriculturalist prior to commencement:

Activities that can cause damage to tree roots include:

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Trenches; Alterations in soil level; Non-porous surfaces; Compaction of soil; Changes in soil hydrology; Root exposure; Soil pollution (i.e. oil spill, incorrect application of herbicide and/or other chemicals); and, Fires.

Activities that can cause damage to tree trunks and branches include: Pressure from materials stored against trunks; Physical impact from plant and equipment; Incorrect pruning; Exposure of bark or leaves to chemicals; and, Damage to bark from mowers and strimmers.

3.4 Protective Barriers: General

Access into the RPA should not be required during the works. Protective fences must ideally be constructed in accordance with BS 5837:2012 and be fit for the purpose of excluding any construction activity (refer to Appendix E). Any other fence/barrier used must be approved by the Arboriculturalist prior to installation.

All weather notices should be erected on the barrier with words such as:

“Tree Protection Area — Keep out”.

The following prohibitions shall apply within the area enclosed by the Tree Protection Barriers: • No mechanical digging or scraping; • No storage of plant, equipment or materials; • No vehicular or plant access; • No fire lighting within 10m of tree canopies; • No handling, discharge or spillage of any chemical substance, including cement washings and

vehicle washings within 10m; • No action likely to cause localised water-logging; • No alteration of ground levels; • No construction of hard surfaces; • No attachment of boards, hoarding, cables or notices or fencing to trees; and, • No storage of excavated materials.

Special care is to be taken on sloping ground where spillages could run towards the trees. A collecting channel dug along the outer line of the protective fencing would be one method of avoiding such damage.


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If excavators are to be used during construction, at no time is the excavating arm to encroach over the position of the tree protection barriers.

3.5 Precautions in Respect of Temporary Works

If temporary access is required to a RPA then access may only be gained after consultation with the Scheme Arboriculturalist and Local Planning Authority and following placement of materials such as concrete slabs, scaffold boards or geo-textile fabrics that will spread the weight of any load and prevent compaction to the soil.

3.6 Sequence of Activities

To ensure adequate protection for the trees the following order of activities will be followed: • Undertake any tree surgery works (subject to such ownership and Local Planning Authority

consents as may be appropriate); • Erect tree protective fencing in accordance with attached plans and specifications; • Inform Local Planning Authority Tree Officer that tree protective fence has been erected; • Brief all site operatives, visitors and sub-contractors on the presence of tree protective fencing and

the need to ensure that all operations remain wholly outside the protected areas as part of site induction procedures;

• Main site operations – construction phase; and, • Removal of temporary protective fencing (once all site operations have ceased).

During the main site operations the following rules must be adhered to: • Retain and maintain tree protective fencing as erected during the full duration of the construction

building works; • No works to take place on the “tree side” of the fence; • Tree roots extending beyond the protective fencing exposed by excavation works are to be pruned

properly using secateurs or a sharp saw; • Exposed roots shall be covered by moist hessian until they are reburied using a good quality top

soil or a top soil and sharp sand mix; and,No signs, notices, cables or other objects shall be fixed to any part of a retained tree.

3.7 Arboricultural Inspection

On completion of the development, an arboriculturalist must look for signs of intolerance to the change in conditions and/or any accidental damage to retained trees to identify the need for additional tree works to those originally specified at the beginning of the project.

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of Way Act 2000, to take all reasonable action to identify the presence of protected species including nesting birds, bats, dormice and reptiles in the works area/surroundings, and comply fully with the law in relation to impacts associated with any instructed works.

3.9 Services

The installation of any services or ducting within the RPA of retained trees should be carried out following the guidelines in The National Joint Utilities Group, Issue 2 – 16 November 2007, Volume 4 – Guidelines for the Planning, Installation and Maintenance of Utility Apparatus in Proximity to Trees.


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The construction works at this site must be undertaken in accordance with Tree Protection Plan MMD-300207-C-DR-00-ARB-0006 to 0009 (see Appendix A.2) and the guidance detailed below.

4.1 Proposed Actions for Individual Trees

The following sections detail specific recommended actions for trees affected by this Scheme, identifies trees requiring removal, barrier protection or pruning works prior and during proposed works.

Table 4.1: Summary of recommendation actions in relation to tree in the northern extent of the scheme area

Tree Ref Species TPO CA

Retention Category Recommended Actions

1 Common Hornbeam No No C Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012

2 Common Oak No No C Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012



5 Common Lime No No B Remove due to direct conflict with tram lines

6 Silver Maple No No B Remove due to direct conflict with tram lines

7 Cappadocian Maple No No C Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012

8 Norway Maple No No B Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012

9 Small Leaved Lime No No B Remove due to direct conflict with road realignment

10 Common Lime No No B Remove due to direct conflict with road realignment

11 London Plane No No B Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012 and removed grate at base of trunk

12 London Plane No No B Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012 and removed grate at base of trunk

13 London Plane No No B Remove due to direct conflict with bus stop

14 London Plane No No B Remove due to direct conflict with tram lines

15 London Plane No No B Remove due to direct conflict with pavement realignment


17 London Plane No No C No action required



20 London Plane 'Pyramidalis'

No No B No action required






No No B Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012 and removed grate at base of trunk


No No B Remove due to direct conflict with road realignment

25 London Plane No No B Remove due to direct conflict with road realignment

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'Pyramidalis'







29 London Plane No No C Remove due to direct conflict with tram lines








37 Rowan No No B Remove due to direct conflict with tram lines

38 London Plane No No A Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012

39 Italian Alder No No C Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012

40 Cherry spp No No B Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012

41 Bird Cherry No No B Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012

42 London Plane No No A Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012 43 London Plane No No A Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012


45 London Plane No No B Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012

46 Rowan No No B Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012





51 Common Lime No No B Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012



54 Common Hawthorn No No B Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012

55 Sorbus spp No No B Remove due to direct conflict with pavement realignment

56 Bird Cherry No No B Remove due to direct conflict with road realignment

57 Great White Cherry No No B Remove due to direct conflict with pavement realignment

58 Common Hawthorn No No C Remove due to direct conflict with road realignment

59 Norway Maple No No B Remove due to direct conflict with pavement realignment

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61 Common Lime No No B Remove due to direct conflict with pavement realignment

62 Wild Cherry No No B Remove due to direct conflict with road realignment

63 Common Lime No No B Remove due to direct conflict with road realignment


No No B Remove due to direct conflict with pavement realignment



67 Scots Pine No No C Remove due to direct conflict with tram lines



70 Scots Pine No No C Protect with Barrier Protection to BS5837:2012



73 Scots Pine No No C No action required







80 Scots Pine No No C No action required 81 Scots Pine No No C No action required








89 Whitebeam No No C Remove due to direct conflict with tram lines

90 Wild Cherry No No C Remove due to direct conflict with tram lines

91 Wild Cherry No No C Remove due to direct conflict with tram lines

4.2 Tree Removal

37 trees will require removal to facilitate construction of the Eastside Extension scheme. Of these none were assessed as category A (high retention value), 22 were assessed as category B (moderate retention value) and 15 were assessed as category C (low retention value).


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4.3 Barrier Protection

Barrier protection has been specified in accordance with BS5837:2012 for 30 trees across the site during the construction work. Barrier protection has also been prescribed for the newly planted saplings bordering the edge of the Eastside City Park. An indicative alignment of barrier protection is detailed on the Tree Protection Plan (Appendix B.2). This protection is installed so that construction activity is excluded from the RPAs and canopy areas of any trees planned for retention.

4.4 Demolition

One building has been identified for demolition onsite on the corner of Dale End and Arthur Street (see Appendix A.2 drawing MMD-300207-C-DR-00-ARB-0006. Trees 11 and 12 are located in close proximity to this building. As such, the demolition should be undertaken inwards, within the footprint of the existing building. If any existing hard surface is scheduled for removal, care should be taken not to disturb tree roots that might be present beneath it. Plant operating from Albert Street must also ensure that moving arm or booms do not stray into the construction exclusion zones demarked by the tree protection fences surrounding these trees.

4.5 Tree Prescribed No Action

Trees prescribed no action have been deemed to be far enough away from construction and demolition activity that they will not be affected by the works.


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There were 91 individual trees within the area surveyed between Bull Street and High Street Deritend Birmingham, UK. The following retention categories were assigned: Category A i.e. 6 trees (trees of high retention value); Category B i.e. 42 trees (trees of moderate retention value) Category C i.e. 43 trees (trees of low retention value). Category U i.e. 0 trees (trees for removal on arboricultural grounds).

In order to facilitate the scheme 37 trees will require removal as they are in direct conflict with the proposed development. Category A i.e. 0 trees (trees of high retention value); Category B i.e. 22 trees (trees of moderate retention value) Category C i.e. 15 trees (trees of low retention value). Category U i.e. 0 trees (trees for removal on arboricultural grounds). The trees that require removal have all been assessed as either category B or C. These trees have value primarily as landscape features, providing amenity value in what is generally a very urban area. However, the arboricultural value of these trees is relatively low and their young to semi mature age means that they could be easily replaced with mitigation planting after the Scheme is complete. Areas where mitigation planting is particularly important to maintain the landscape value of the area include the pedestrianised area outside Hotel La Tour and the corner of Bull Street and Dale End. Opportunities also exist to improve the amenity value of the area surrounding the BEE. New areas which should be considered for mitigation planting include the central reservation of Deritend High Street and the newly created space created by the demolition of the building on the corner of Albert Street and Dale End. The majority of trees that require removal are located within the green space at the corner of Park Street and Fazeley Street. Whilst these trees do provide landscape value for the area, the majority of trees in this group (including all 6 Category A trees) will be retained. The retention of these large trees and the majority of the smaller trees in this group mean that the overall visual impact of the removals will be limited.

Temporary barrier protection in accordance with BS5837:2012 has been specified for 30 individual trees across the site and a number of saplings on the periphery of the Eastside City Park. This is to ensure construction activity does not encroach upon the RPA of these established trees or damage tree trunks or limbs.

Trees 11 and 12 are proposed to be retained and protected with barriers. However, it should be noted that these trees have metal grates set around their lower trunk/basal area. These grates will constrict the trees’ growth and damage the cambium if left in situ. The immediate removal of these grates is recommended as these trees are to be retained and incorporated into the new landscape design of the area.

On completion of the development, an arboriculturalist should inspect the retained trees to identify any: Signs of intolerance to the change in conditions and/or the effect of the development; and, Accidental damage that may have occurred during construction.

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Following this inspection, a tree work specification may be required for remedial works necessary to address any issues identified.


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Appendices

Appendix A. Drawings _________________________________________________________________________ 17 Appendix B. Key to Tree Survey Schedule _________________________________________________________ 18 Appendix C. Tree Survey Schedule ______________________________________________________________ 19 Appendix D. Root Protection Area Calculations _____________________________________________________ 26 Appendix E. Temporary Protective Fencing and Ground Protection ______________________________________ 29 Appendix F. Conservation Area Information ________________________________________________________ 32 Appendix G. References _______________________________________________________________________ 33


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A.1 Tree Constraints Plans

A.2 Tree Protection Plans

Appendix A. Drawings

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1. All dimensions are in millimetres unless otherwise stated.

2. Do not scale any items or information from this drawing.

3. To be read in accordance with Midland Metro Eastside Extension

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Appendix B. Key to Tree Survey Schedule

Tree Reference

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Y Young:within first quarter of normal life expectancy.

SM Semi Mature: within second quarter of normal life expectancy.

EM Early Mature: within third quarter of normal life expectancy.

M Mature: within final quarter of normal life expectancy.

OM Over Mature: senescent trees nearing end of their anticipated life expectancy.

V Veteran: exhibiting features of biological, cultural or aesthetic value characteristic of individuals surviving beyond typical age range

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General Observations

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Trees of high quality and value; > 40 years contribution remaining; marked light green on plan. Category is sub-divided as follows:

1 particularly good example; essential component of group e.g. in avenues;

2 screening value, particular visual importance

3 significant conservation, historical, commemorative or other value (includes veteran or wood pasture trees).

Tree retention is highly desirable: significant amendments to any proposed development should be considered before removing

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Trees of moderate quality and value with a significant life expectancy; > 20 years contribution remaining; marked mid-blue on plan.

Category sub-divided as follows:

1 Trees that may be of impaired condition in relation to trees in category above;

2 Trees present in numbers/groups attracting higher collective rating; internal to site, of limited visual impact to locality;

3 Trees with clear conservation or cultural benefits.

Tree retention is desirable: amendments to any proposed development should be considered before removing these trees.

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Trees of low quality and value; >10 years contribution remaining; marked grey on plan. Includes young trees below 150mm diameter (to

which consideration for transplanting should be given). Note that “C” trees will usually not be retained where they would impose a

significant constraint on development. Category sub-divided as follows:

1 Trees not qualifying in higher categories;

2 Trees within groups of low landscape value, having limited screening value;

3 Trees with very limited conservation or other cultural benefits.

Trees could be retained however the removal of some of these trees should be considered acceptable if required to facilitate any

proposed development.

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Trees for removal; those in such a condition that are dead, dying, dangerous, severely suppressed or where any existing value would be

lost within 10 years; marked dark red on plan.

These trees should be removed or treated in such a way as to make them safe where they have high ecological value or benefits.

Tree species giving the vernacular and full botanic name.

Unique reference or Tree Tag number, identifying each tree and/or tree group on the accompanying plan/s.

Life Stage

Relates to the potential life expectancy of the tree in its current setting, shown in years as one of the following categories: <10; 10+; 20+; and,

40+.

Estimated life expectancy assessed in accordance with figures provided in Arboricultural Association Leaflet No. 4 tree Management. Note:

these age classes may be pre-fixed with 'Early' or 'Late' in the Tree Survey Schedule to provide a more accurate indication of age.

Observations particularly of structural and/or physiological condition (e.g. the presence of any decay and physical defect), and/or preliminary

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Tree categorisation as defined by Table 1 – Cascade chart for tree quality assessment of British Standard 5837:2005. Decisions regarding

which trees are to be retained should be influenced by their retention categories as suggested below.

Key to Tree Survey Schedule

Existing height above ground level of 1) first significant branch and direction of growth (e.g. 2.4 N); and 2) canopy, to inform on ground

clearance, crown/stem ratio and shading. Measured in m (rounded up to nearest half metre for dimensions up to 10m and up to nearest metre

fordimensions over 10m.

Tree trunk diameter measured at 1.5m above ground level (on sloping ground above highest ground level) or immediately above root flare for

multi-stemmed trees. Expressed in millimetres. (est) dimension estimated; (av) average or max maximum dimension used in groups.

Tree canopy extent taken from centre of tree trunk to edge of general canopy line along the four principal points of the compass (note this

distance is to the general canopy line in certain cases and that an exceptional or etiolated branch may extend beyond stated figure).

Recorded in metres, measured in m from the base of the tree.

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1 Common Hornbeam

Young 4.5 2 2 2 2 2n 2 2 2 2 1 160 1.9 11.6 Good Good Good Good C 2 20+ Not on topographical survey. Street tree, recent planting, resin bound gravel tree pit

2 Common Oak Young 3 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5

2 2 2 2 2 1 90 1.1 3.7 Fair Good Good Fair C 2 20+ Not on topographical survey. Street tree, establishing well in grated tree pit

3 Common Oak Young 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 120 1.4 6.5 Good Good Good Good C 3 20+ Not on topographical survey. Street tree, establishing well in grated tree pit

4 Common Oak Young 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 110 1.3 5.5 Good Good Good Good C 2 20+ Not on topographical survey. Street tree, establishing well in grated tree pit

5 Common Lime Semi mature

8 4 4 4 4 2s 5 5 5 5 1 380 4.6 65.3 Fair Fair Fair Good B 2 20+ Street tree. Minor wound on stem, occluding. Tarmac surrounded basal area. old pruning wounds

6 Silver Maple Semi mature

12 5 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 5 1 510 6.1 117.7 Good Good Fair Good B 2 20+ Street tree, good amenity feature, in good health. Basal area lifting and constrained by block paving

7 Cappadocian Maple

Young 5 2.5 1 3 3 2s 3 3 3 3 1 230 2.8 23.9 Fair Poor Poor Poor C 2 <10 Half of sapwood dead or missing on trunk. Lots of deadwood in crown.

8 Norway Maple Semi mature

6 2 4 4 3 2s 4 4 4 4 1 270 3.2 33 Good Fair Fair Fair B 2 20+ Deadwood in crown, basal area constrained by block paving

9 Small Leaved Lime

Semi mature

8 4 4 4 4 4e 4 4 4 4 1 240 2.9 26.1 Good Good Good Good B 2 20+ Street tree, good amenity feature. good form and health


10 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5

5 5 5 5 5 1 280 3.4 35.5 Good Good Good Good B 2 20+ Street tree, good amenity feature. good form and health

11 London Plane Semi mature

12 5 6 4 3 6w 6 6 6 6 1 280 3.4 35.5 Fair Fair Fair Fair B 2 20+ Leaning for light, tree grate will soon constrict basal area, recommend removing grate


14 4 6 6 3 3s 6 6 3 6 1 260 3.1 30.6 Fair Fair Fair Fair B 2 20+ Leaning for light, tree grate will soon constrict basal area, recommend removing grate


10 5 6 5 4 5 4 4 4 4 1 300 3.6 40.7 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Street tree, good amenity feature. Lifting paving.


12 5 4 5 5 5s 4 4 4 4 1 310 3.7 43.5 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Street tree, good amenity feature. Lifting paving.


14 6 6 5 4 6e 8 6 6 9 1 420 5 79.8 Fair Good Good Good B 2 40+ Slightly uneven crown distribution due to light, good amenity feature. Lifting paving


12 4 7 6 4 4n 4 4 4 6 1 460 5.5 95.7 Fair Fair Good Good B 2 40+ Slight lean for light and uneven crown distribution. good amenity feature. Lifting paving.

17 London Plane Young 4 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5

2 2 2 2 2 1 100 1.2 4.5 Good Good Good Good C 2 40+ New street amenity feature, establishing well


2 2 2 2 2 1 100 1.2 4.5 Good Good Good Good C 2 40+ New street amenity feature, establishing well


2 2 2 2 2 1 80 1 2.9 Good Good Good Good C 2 40+ New street amenity feature, establishing well

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Life Stage

Height (m)


No

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m)


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RPA Radius (M)

RPA (m2) Crown Stem

Basal Area


Sub Category


Semi mature

9 2 2 2 2 2e 4 4 4 4 1 180 2.2 14.7 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Fastigiate form. New amenity planting, forms part of avenue of trees


Semi mature

8 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 1 150 1.8 10.2 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Fastigiate form. New amenity planting, forms part of avenue of trees


Semi mature

10 2 2 2 2 2s 4 4 4 4 1 210 2.5 20 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Fastigiate form. New amenity planting, forms part of avenue of trees


Semi mature

9 2 2 2 2 2w 4 4 4 4 1 150 1.8 10.2 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Fastigiate form. New amenity planting, forms part of avenue of trees


Semi mature

9 2 2 2 2 2e 4 4 4 4 1 180 2.2 14.7 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Fastigiate form. New amenity planting, forms part of avenue of trees


Semi mature

9 2 2 2 2 3 4 4 4 4 1 180 2.2 14.7 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Fastigiate form. New amenity planting, forms part of avenue of trees


Semi mature

10 2 2 2 2 4 4 4 4 4 1 180 2.2 14.7 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Wound to base of stem; occluding. Fastigate form. New amenity planting, forms part of avenue of trees


Semi mature

11 2 2 2 2 2w 4 4 4 4 1 210 2.5 20 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Fastigiate form. New amenity planting, forms part of avenue of trees


Semi mature

10 2 2 2 2 2s 4 4 4 4 1 220 2.6 21.9 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Fastigiate form. New amenity planting, forms part of avenue of trees

29 London Plane Young 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 120 1.4 6.5 Good Good Good Good C 2 40+ Young, establishing well. part of newly landscaped pedestrianised area








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Tag Number

Tree Type

Life Stage

Height (m)


No

of S

tem

s St

em D

iam

eter

(m

m)


Use

ful r

emai

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co

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utio

n (y

ears

)

Comment N E S W


RPA Radius (M)

RPA (m2) Crown Stem

Basal Area


Sub Category

37 Rowan Mature 8 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5

3 2 2 2 2 1 600 7.2 162.9 Fair Poor Fair Fair B 2;1 20+ Inside temporary hoarding, no direct access, Stem diameter estimated. Very large included union also large wound on stem.

38 London Plane Mature 14 6 6 5 7 4 5 5 5 5 1 1180 14.2 630 Fair Good Good Good A 2;1 40+ Located in parkland area. Large, prominent amenity feature. Heavily pruned in past but still good form

39 Italian Alder Semi mature

8 1 1 6 1 5s 5 5 5 5 1 380 4.6 65.3 Poor Poor Good Fair C 2 <10 Located in parkland area. Extreme lean to the south

40 Cherry spp Young 5 1 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 230 2.8 23.9 Fair Good Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area. Established amenity feature. Pink double flower blossom

41 Bird Cherry Semi mature

8 3 5 6 4 2 4 4 4 4 1 430 5.2 83.7 Fair Good Good Good B 2 20+ Located in parkland area. Not on topographical survey. Uneven crown distribution otherwise good amenity feature

42 London Plane Mature 15 7 6 9 8 5sw 9 2 4 4 1 1260 15 707 Good Good Good Good A 2;1 40+ Located in parkland area. Not on topographical survey. Extremely prominent amenity feature.

43 London Plane Mature 16 9 8 8 5 3s 8 7 5 10 1 980 11.8 434.5 Good Good Good Good A 2;1 40+ Located in parkland area. Not on topographical survey. Extremely prominent amenity feature

44 London Plane Early mature

15 5 7 8 7 4n 4 4 4 4 1 1090 13.1 537.6 Good Good Good Good A 2;1 40+ Located in parkland area. Extremely prominent amenity feature


15 4 4 4 7 4sw 8 8 8 3 1 1010 12.1 461.5 Fair Fair Good Fair B 2;1 40+ Located in parkland area. Missing one large limb

46 Rowan Semi mature

9 3 6 5 3 2.5e 4 4 4 4 1 430 5.2 83.7 Fair Fair Good Good B 2 20+ Located in parkland area. Uneven crown distribution.


16 6 8 6 8 5 5 5 5 5 1 1050 12.6 498.8 Good Good Good Good A 2;1 40+ Located in parkland area. Prominent amenity feature,

48 London Plane Mature 15 7 8 7 9 4e 7 7 7 7 1 980 11.8 434.5 Good Good Good Good A 2;1 40+ Located in parkland area. Extremely prominent amenity feature


13 4 8 4 4 5e 6 6 6 6 1 470 5.6 99.9 Fair Fair Good Fair B 2 20+ Located in parkland area. Slight lean due to competition


12 8 7 4 8 6 6 6 6 1 780 9.4 275.3 Good Good Good Good B 2;1 40+ Located in parkland area. Good form, prominent amenity feature


14 4 4 4 4 3s 3 3 3 3 1 350 4.2 55.4 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area. Good form and vigour


11 4.5 5 5 5 2s 3 3 3 3 1 390 4.7 68.8 Fair Fair Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area. One large limb pruned in pruning, crown is compensating


12 5 5 5 5 2.5 3 3 3 3 1 460 5.5 95.7 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area. Good even form, prominent amenity feature

54 Common Hawthorn

Semi mature

5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5

2 2 2 2 2 1 220 2.6 21.9 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area

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Tree Type

Life Stage

Height (m)


No

of S

tem

s St

em D

iam

eter

(m

m)


Use

ful r

emai

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co

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n (y

ears

)

Comment N E S W


RPA Radius (M)

RPA (m2) Crown Stem

Basal Area


Sub Category

55 Sorbus spp Semi mature

5 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 350 4.2 55.4 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area

56 Bird Cherry Semi mature

6 3.5 3.5 3.5 3.5

2e 2 2 2 2 1 340 4.1 52.3 Good Fair Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area. Included union and large burr

57 Great White Cherry

Semi mature

6 3 5 6 5 2 2 2 2 2 1 290 3.5 38.1 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area. Very good spreading form, heavy white blossom

58 Common Hawthorn

Semi mature

5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5

2 2 2 2 2 1 210 2.5 20 Fair Good Good Poor C 2 10+ Located in parkland area. Large amount of deadwood in crown

59 Norway Maple Semi mature

8 3 3 3 3 2.5 2 2 2 2 1 260 3.1 30.6 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area. Good form and amenity value


Semi mature

6 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 280 3.4 35.5 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area. Pink blossom and leaves tinged purple red


12 3 4 4 5 2w 4 4 4 4 1 470 5.6 99.9 Fair Fair Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area

62 Wild Cherry Semi mature

10 3 3 3 5 2w 3 3 3 3 1 510 6.1 117.7 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area


9 4 5 4 5 2e 3 3 3 3 1 430 5.2 83.7 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area


Semi mature

5 3 5 3 4 2 2 2 2 2 1 340 4.1 52.3 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Located in parkland area. Pink flower and red purple leaf


8 4 4 4 2.5

3 2 3 3 5 1 300 3.6 40.7 Good Good Fair Good B 2 40+ Street tree, lifting block paving


9 6 4 4 4 3e 4 4 4 4 1 320 3.8 46.3 Good Good Good Good B 2 40+ Street tree

67 Scots Pine Young 5 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5

1.5 1.5 1.5 1 150 1.8 10.2 Good Good Good Good C 2 40+ Young tree part of landscape planting of pedestrianised area

68 Scots Pine Young 5 2 2 2 2 2 1.5






71 Scots Pine Young 4 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5


72 Scots Pine Young 3 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5


73 Scots Pine Young 4 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5


74 Scots Pine Young 4 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5


75 Scots Pine Young 4 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5


76 Scots Pine Young 4 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5


77 Scots Pine Young 4 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5


78 Scots Pine Young 4 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5


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Tree Type

Life Stage

Height (m)


No

of S

tem

s St

em D

iam

eter

(m

m)


Use

ful r

emai

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co

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utio

n (y

ears

)

Comment N E S W


RPA Radius (M)

RPA (m2) Crown Stem

Basal Area


Sub Category

79 Scots Pine Young 4 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5


80 Scots Pine Young 3 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5


81 Scots Pine Young 4 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5


82 Scots Pine Young 3.5 2 2 2 2 1.5 1.5


83 Scots Pine Young 3 2 2 2 2 0.3 1.5


84 Scots Pine Young 4 2 2 2 2 0.3 1.5


85 Scots Pine Young 4 2 2 2 2 0.3 1.5

1.5 1.5 1.5 1 170 2 13.1 Good Good Good Good C 2 40+ Young tree part of landscape planting of pedestrianised area

86 Scots Pine Young 4 2 2 2 2 0.3 1.5


87 Scots Pine Young 4 3 3 3 3 0.3 1.5


88 Scots Pine Young 4 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5

0.3 1.5

1.5 1.5 1.5 1 250 3 28.3 Good Good Good Good C 2 40+ Young tree part of landscape planting of pedestrianised area

89 Whitebeam Semi mature

6 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 260 3.1 30.6 Fair Fair Fair Fair C 2 10+ Planted in the central reservation area of highway, lifting paving blocks


8 4 3 3 5 2w 2.5

2.5 2.5 2.5 1 250 3 28.3 Fair Fair Fair Fair C 2 20+ Planted in centre of highway in raised planting area on central reservation


8 3 3 3 3 2 2.5

2.5 2.5 2.5 1 310 3.7 43.5 Fair Fair Fair Fair C 2 20+ Planted in centre of highway in raised planting area on central reservation


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Tree Species Stem Diameter

(mm) *RPA Circle Radius (m) *RPA (m2)

1 Common Hornbeam 160 1.9 11.6

2 Common Oak 90 1.1 3.7

3 Common Oak 120 1.4 6.5

4 Common Oak 110 1.3 5.5

5 Common Lime 380 4.6 65.3

6 Silver Maple 510 6.1 117.7

7 Cappadocian Maple 230 2.8 23.9

8 Norway Maple 270 3.2 33

9 Small Leaved Lime 240 2.9 26.1

10 Common Lime 280 3.4 35.5 11 London Plane 280 3.4 35.5

12 London Plane 260 3.1 30.6

13 London Plane 300 3.6 40.7

14 London Plane 310 3.7 43.5

15 London Plane 420 5 79.8

16 London Plane 460 5.5 95.7

17 London Plane 100 1.2 4.5


19 London Plane 80 1 2.9

20 London Plane 'Pyramidalis' 180 2.2 14.7


22 London Plane 'Pyramidalis' 210 2.5 20





27 London Plane 'Pyramidalis' 210 2.5 20




31 London Plane 120 1.4 6.5 32 London Plane 110 1.3 5.5





37 Rowan 600 7.2 162.9

38 London Plane 1180 14.2 630

Appendix D. Root Protection Area Calculations


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39 Italian Alder 380 4.6 65.3

40 Cherry spp 230 2.8 23.9

41 Bird Cherry 430 5.2 83.7

42 London Plane 1260 15 707

43 London Plane 980 11.8 434.5

44 London Plane 1090 13.1 537.6

45 London Plane 1010 12.1 461.5

46 Rowan 430 5.2 83.7

47 London Plane 1050 12.6 498.8

48 London Plane 980 11.8 434.5 49 London Plane 470 5.6 99.9

50 London Plane 780 9.4 275.3

51 Common Lime 350 4.2 55.4

52 Common Lime 390 4.7 68.8

53 Common Lime 460 5.5 95.7

54 Common Hawthorn 220 2.6 21.9

55 Sorbus spp 350 4.2 55.4

56 Bird Cherry 340 4.1 52.3

57 Great White Cherry 290 3.5 38.1

58 Common Hawthorn 210 2.5 20

59 Norway Maple 260 3.1 30.6

60 Crab apple hupehensis 'Cardinal' 280 3.4 35.5

61 Common Lime 470 5.6 99.9

62 Wild Cherry 510 6.1 117.7

63 Common Lime 430 5.2 83.7

64 Crab apple hupehensis 'Cardinal' 340 4.1 52.3

65 London Plane 300 3.6 40.7

66 London Plane 320 3.8 46.3

67 Scots Pine 150 1.8 10.2

68 Scots Pine 150 1.8 10.2

69 Scots Pine 110 1.3 5.5 70 Scots Pine 160 1.9 11.6

71 Scots Pine 140 1.7 8.9

72 Scots Pine 120 1.4 6.5

73 Scots Pine 130 1.6 7.6

74 Scots Pine 130 1.6 7.6

75 Scots Pine 130 1.6 7.6

76 Scots Pine 130 1.6 7.6


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77 Scots Pine 130 1.6 7.6

78 Scots Pine 130 1.6 7.6

79 Scots Pine 130 1.6 7.6

80 Scots Pine 100 1.2 4.5

81 Scots Pine 150 1.8 10.2

82 Scots Pine 140 1.7 8.9

83 Scots Pine 150 1.8 10.2

84 Scots Pine 160 1.9 11.6

85 Scots Pine 170 2 13.1

86 Scots Pine 160 1.9 11.6 87 Scots Pine 230 2.8 23.9

88 Scots Pine 250 3 28.3

89 Whitebeam 260 3.1 30.6

90 Wild Cherry 250 3 28.3

91 Wild Cherry 310 3.7 43.5


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Permission to reproduce extracts from British Standard BS 5837:2012 Trees in relation to design, demolition and construction - Recommendations is granted by BSI. British Standards can be obtained in PDF or hard copy formats from the BSI online shop: www.bsigroup.com/Shop or by contacting BSI Customer Services for hardcopies only: Tel: +44 (0)20 8996 9001, Email: [email protected].

E.1 Extract from BS5837:2012: Default Specification for Protective Barrier

Appendix E. Temporary Protective Fencing and Ground Protection

mailto:[email protected]


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E.2 Extract from BS5837:2012: Examples of above ground stabilizing systems


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E.3 Extract from BS5837:2012 Ground Protection during Demolition and Construction


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Appendix F. Conservation Area Information

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112.8m

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115.5m

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118.3m

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Depot

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ITY S

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109.1m

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105.8m

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114.3m

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122.8m

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111.6m

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102.7m

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103.9m

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103.0m

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103.0m

103.6m

El Sub Sta

102.7m

DIGBETH

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103.6m

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104.9m

106.4m

COVENTRY STREET

104.

5m

1 06.

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ORWELL PASSAGE

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HURST STREET

105.2m

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2737 to 38

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29

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Wks

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44 to 46

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149 to 159

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27 to 29

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Warehouse

Bakery

Bus Depot54

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Works

53

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5

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31 to 41

9

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8 to 10

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120

128

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37

48 to 52

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131 to 148

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173

Warehouse

174

177

68 to

70

49 to 55

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175

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132

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123 to 131

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120

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El Sub Sta

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(PH)

119

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Depot

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Warehouse

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82

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101

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41

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184

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187

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Cherish House

Bull Ring

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TradingPH

236

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G6

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183

182

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176

178

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El Sub Sta

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Fazeley Industrial Estate

2 9

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50

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Factory

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Garage

77

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105

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123 to 125

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82

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St Basil's

120

Mills

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35

43

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Mills

30 to 32

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58

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191

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48 to 52

Wor

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74 to 77

63 to 72

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Rea Place

6

114Kinvara Heights

112

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196

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246

1

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Cherish House

Bull Ring Trading Estate

Devonshire House

2

54

Garage

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PH

17 to 24

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163

46

96

42

RC Church

44

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St Anne's

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163

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Club

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80

Digbeth Centre

South Birmingham College

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PC

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PH

188

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83 to 89

196

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19038 to 42

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Warehouses

Cheapside

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54

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PH

221

225

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78

224

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78a

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El Sub Sta

210

194

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Warehouse

Works

PH

202 to 208

53

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Warehouse

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86

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79

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36 to 38

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25 to

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312 to 314

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300 to 325

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33

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Warehouse

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Works

180

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Works

21431

Works

215

66

PH

57

323

91

318

Coach Station

90

Govt Offices

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37

Wor

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32

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31 3

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63 to

67

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Works

31

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24

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28

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139

122

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74

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Garage

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30

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104

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Works

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Warehouse

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7l to 77

El Sub

36

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32

Old Wharf

38 to 43

66

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Factory

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60

Warehouse

52

5

108

9

Warehouse

1

10

109

23 22

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House

Works

Warehouse

(PH)

34

Works

33

26

35

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Factory

17

5

Factory

117

19

Warehouse89

PH

Garage

90

Warehouse

Works

100

21

Factory

18

Dogs Home

Works

Works

Warehouse

30 to 31

58

1

57

8a

Station

Station

Police

Garage109

Works

Garage

Police

Warehouse

Warehouse

Moor Street Station

1a

28

Works

8

Garage

30 29

Club

27

6

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174

61

213

Depot

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19

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12

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66 to 76

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Wor

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31

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79 to

107

War

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1

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3

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Warehouse

31Bank

232

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Wholesale

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110

328

30

109

Warehouse

334 to 339

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Garage

PH

111

Markets

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Smithfield

123

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25

City Gate

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125

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140

Warehouses

136

139 138

PH

26

137

Moor Street Station

(below)

Car Park

St Martin's Square

St Martin's Church

38

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St M ichaels

28 to 38

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6

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Old

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188

75

(Nightclub)

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PH

326

Works

25

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Wor

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90

89

276Works

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Ban

k

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76 to 80

47

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82 to 88

90 to 96

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Oxf

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Tr a

ding

Est

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Garage

Car Park

Multistor ey

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House

Smithfield

21

23

House

Warehouse

Wolverley

40

18

84

86

Factory

Depot

Depot

Depot

92 94

Warehouse

Warehouse

Warehouse

Works

White Swan

(PH)

98

Trade Centre

Jubilee

Car Park

Multistorey

WARWICK BAR, BORDESLEYCONSERVATION AREA

WARWICK BAR, BORDESLEYCONSERVATION AREA

DIGBETH, DERITEND AND

BORDESLEY HIGH STREETS

CONSERVATION AREA

NO.31

DATE OF DESIGNATION31ST MAY 2000

Birmingham City Council

AREA 28.68 Ha. (70.86 Acres)

Scale 1:4000

MAP PRODUCED BY GIS TEAM, PLANNING STRATEGY

BOUNDARY OF CONSERVATION AREA

STATUTORILY LISTED BUILDINGS

LOCALLY LISTED BUILDINGS

Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Birmingham City Council. Licence No.100021326, 2011

This map is reproduced from the Ordnance Survey Material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown Copyright.

Planning ManagementPO Box 28Birmingham, B1 1TU.Tel: 0121 303 1115

E mail planning. conservation @birmingham.gov.uk

www.birmingham.gov.uk

Trident Retail Park

102.1m

100.0m

100.3m

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110.3m

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LB

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Express House

Garrison Lane Park

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103.6m

Builder's Yard

102.1m

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105.8m

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101.8m

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105.2m108.2m

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109.4m

105.5m

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Heddon Place

W indsor Place

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105 to 109

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118.3m

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118.0m

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102.7m105.2m

103.3m

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106.4m

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101 to 1

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107.9m

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109.4m

111.3m

112.2m

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102.1m

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101.8m

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103.0m

103.0m

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Warwick Wharf

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BELMONT ROW

111.6m

114.3m

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108.5m

108.8m

113.7m

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101.5m

101.5m

101.2m

101.8m

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103.9m

103.0m

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119.5m

118.0m

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102.1m

105.8m

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El Sub Sta

122.2m

122.2m

123.7m

124.1m

123.1m

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FAZELEY STREET

BA

RTH

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106

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107.6m

110.9m

103.0m

107.9m

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111.9m

114.6m

15 to 17

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NOVA SCOTIA STREET

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38 to 40

2

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Masshouse Circus

109.7m

109.4m

110.3m

114.3m

Park Street2

MASSHOUSE LANE

Albert Stree t

Gardens

Gardens

Park Street

Gardens

Park Street

El Sub Sta

113.1m

110.3m

109.1m

S GantrySL

Moor Street Station

Matthew Boulton College

Of Further And Higher Education

CHAPEL STREET

COLESHILL STREET

122.5m

123.1m

123.7m

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Aston University

ASTON STREETEl Sub Sta

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107.3m

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117.7m

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110.9m

SHAW'S PASSAGE

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Multi Car Pk

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MOOR STREET

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126.5m

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124.1m

THE PRIORY QUEENSWAY

Coleridge Passage

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131.1m

127.1m

128.3m

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Queen Elizabeth II

Law Courts

190

The Citadel

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NEWTON STREET

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Coleridge

Buildings

212

204

to

206

183

Chambers

198 to 202

Ruskin

12 to 26


6

Albert Street

Parsons House

King Edward

Building

195

to 1

99

LOVEDAY STREET

PC

190

Buildings

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66 t o

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182

TCBs

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52 to

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143

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37

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56

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39a

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Wor

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Training Centre

39 to

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Warehouse

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54

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120

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Warehouse

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El Sub Sta

122

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22 to 36

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Works

Works

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Depot

Depot

Depot

Warehouse

Warehouse

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25

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Kings Parade

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St Vincent's

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Willow House

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121 1

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42

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Freight Terminal

16

5

46

Freight Terminal

12

10

12

50

11

14

Seventh Day

18

10

8

1

Vauxhall Gardens

12

7

Teachers Centre

14

11

6

12

15

18

16

21

Depot

83

9

19

11

14

Vauxhall Gardens

Dovey Tower

Infant School

32

Overton Place

428

14

31

Overton Place

45

7

8

7

12

8

14

21

Heneage Place

21

19

41

Moorcroft Place

52

1

6

2

35

2

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16

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20

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185 to 1 86

52

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45

47

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76

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82

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109

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183

182

230

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123 to 125

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48 to 52

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Factory

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117

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90

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(below)

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(PH)

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224


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181

175

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ing

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220

203

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Police Station

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Council Offices

92

88

89

90

94

93

95

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74

DIGBETH, DERITEND AND BORDESLEY HIGH STREETS

STEELHOUSE CITY CENTRE

DIGBETH, DERITEND AND BORDESLEY HIGH STREETS

STEELHOUSE CITY CENTRE

WARWICK BAR

CONSERVATION AREA

NO.23

DATE OF DESIGNATION25TH JUNE 1987

Birmingham City Council

AREA 16.19 Ha. (40.00 Acres)

Scale 1:4000

BOUNDARY OF CONSERVATION AREA

STATUTORILY LISTED BUILDINGS

LOCALLY LISTED BUILDINGS

DATE EXTENDED31ST MAY 2000

Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Birmingham City Council. Licence No.100021326, 2011This map is reproduced from the Ordnance Survey Material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown Copyright.

Planning ManagementPO Box 28Birmingham, B1 1TU.Tel: 0121 303 1115

E mail planning. conservation @birmingham.gov.uk

www.birmingham.gov.uk

MAP PRODUCED BY GIS TEAM, STRATEGIC PLANNING


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British Standard BS 5837:2012 Trees in Relation to design, demolition and construction – Recommendations; April 2012; ISBN 978 0 580 69917 7

British Standard BS 3998:2010 Recommendations for Tree Work; Third (present) edition, December 2010; ISBN 978 0 580 53777 6

The National Joint Utilities Group, Issue 1 – 8th October 2007, Volume 4 - Guidelines for the Planning, Installation and Maintenance of Utility Apparatus in Proximity to Trees

Arboricultural Association, 1991, Leaflet 4 - Tree Management

Appendix G. References

Documents

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