Growth in two directions: Dampsafe adds chair while Bristol planning list trims trees
A Dorset damp contractor's leadership appointment and a Bristol tree-pruning application show property-related growth heading in opposite directions.
According to the report, Loveless will work alongside managing director Angela Taylor with a focus on governance, strategy, commercial development and partnerships, to support the company's growth [1].
Bristol City Council's weekly planning list shows an application at 30 Fernbank Road to reduce the crown height and lateral growth of three trees - a birch, one listed as a 'Dove' and a cherry - by between 1m and 2m, and to remove wounds that the application says came from adjacent building work [2].
Read together, the two records point in opposite directions on growth [1][2]: one adds a senior role to expand a damp and mould contractor; the other asks permission to reduce the spread of trees affected by building work.
Sources
- Bdaily South West: Dampsafe appoints executive chair
- Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: T1 - Birch - Reduce crown height by by 2m. Reduce lateral growth bysame proportions 2m. T2 - Dove - Reduce height of crown by 1.5m. Reduce lateral growth by same proporitions 2m. Wounds from adjacent building work to be removed. T3 - Cherry - Reduce crown heigh by 1m and lateral by same proportions 1m.
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