Erection of up to 6 dwellings

Change of use of existing adjoining agricultrual buildings to 1 No. 4 bedroom dwelling and associated building operations

T1 - Lime Crown reduce by 3m in height and 2.5m in lateral spread. Band the Ivy and remove crossing branches and thin by 10%. The tree is excessively shading the garden and encroaching on the property.

T1 Cedar - Crown Clean to include dead wood and removal of damaged branches T2 Larch - Crown Clean to include dead wood and removal of damaged branches T3 Larch - Remove split limb T4 Yew - Reduce back by 0.5m (hedge trim)

Proposed single storey rear kitchen and w.c. extensions and boundary fencing.

Considerably sized Oak tree (T1). The tree is located on the grounds of 23 Hawthorne Drive. The tree has been poorly maintained and is dropping lots of little branches, overshadowing properties and very overgrown for its location and becoming close to other properties of the land it overshadows (a neighbours land) and is a growing concern both for us and neighbours as it continues to grow towards the property. Following advise of a tree surgeon a whole crown reduction is recommended to a more manageable and healthy state in order to allow for easier maintenance and to protect the future condition of the tree which is close to drains and footings of properties close by, allow more natural light in to the neighbours property and reduce the risk of damage to neighbouring property. There is scope to reduce the size of the crown by a considerable degree and clean out the interior to leave a lighter more natural, healthy and manageable crown. The work will allow the tree to flourish and be maintained in a better condition as it has not been maintained for the last 35 or so years and requires a maintenance plan. The tree is much greater in size than any surrounding Oak trees due to historic poor maintenance. The tree regularly drops small branches and is a grave concern for neighbours whose garden the tree overhangs as young children play in the garden. It is believed a cut back of the crown will help support healthier growth and maintenance.

Variation of Condition 2 of planning permission reference 23/00429/FUL dated 04/07/2023 (Proposed dwellinghouse). Replacement of approved drawings with revisions: Elevational and basement alterations

Variation of Condition 2 of planning permission reference 23/00939/FUL dated 03/11/2023 (Amendments to dwelling approved under planning ref 23/00566/FUL: Plot 2 only). Replacement of approved drawings with revisions: Elevational and basement alterations

Single storey rear extension and front extension with two storey side extension and loft space conversion

Material change in use of land to residential, operational development to replace an outbuilding, the laying of hardstanding and associated works.

Installation of new plant equipment on the rear, first-floor flat roof, adjacent to the existing plant, including a mechanical kitchen supply system complete with an 18kW electric heater battery, a new supply fan and replace the existing condenser unit.

Erection of single storey classroom block on existing tarmac area adjacent the existing tennis courts

T1 pine thin crown to lessen windsail and deadwood T2 Pine to lessen windsail and deadwood T3 thin crown to lessen windsail and deadwood T4 pine reduce height by 10ft and thin remaining crown to lessen windsail our client has stated there is some movement within the rootplate of this tree when winds exceed 30mph.

G1 & G2 - Circled in orange - Ash - Fell The trees are in two small groups and are on a bank near a stream. The trees are showing early signs of ash die back

Lawful Development Certificate to establish use of land and outbuildings in connection with the residential use of the property Oakdene

New single storey 3sqm porch and garage conversion to include self contained living accommodation to be ancillary to the main dwelling.

Proposed Single Storey Side extension Proposed Dormer Window

Remove Ash tree which upon inspection is showing signs of ash die back.

Replacement and upgrade of existing billboard to LED illuminated advertising display panel

For the attention of Tarek Ball. T1 Cedar -reduce crown of tree by 2m. remove deadwood throughout crown. T2 Cedar -reduce crown of tree by 2m. remove deadwood throughout crown

Single storey rear extension

Trees T2 -T9 Common limes, all 8 trees re-pollard back to previous knuckles.

First floor bedroom extension to rear

Lawful Development Certificate to establish use of the property The Courtyard as a selfcontained residential dwelling 4 year-rule

Single Storey Rear Extension

Convert existing garage to a one bedroom residential house.

Variation of condition 25 of planning permission APP/P1805/W/20/3245111 allowed on appeal 09/02/2021 (LPA 16/1132): FROM: No part of the development shall be occupied until the junction of Fox Lane/ Rock Hill has been altered in accordance with the scheme for a roundabout shown on the plan Fox Lane/ Rock Hill schematic ref 7033- SK-005 revision F AMEND TO: No more than 49 dwellings (of which, no more than 30 shall be for private sale and no more than 19 shall be for affordable housing) shall be occupied until the junction of Fox Lane/Rock Hill has been altered in accordance with the scheme for a roundabout shown on the plan Fox Lane/Rock Hill schematic scheme ref 7033-SK-005 revision G and ancillary drawings 7033-s278-701 rev C02, 2015804 AGE- ZZ-XX-DR-X-0002, 0003, 0004, 0005, 0006 REV C02.

Single storey front extension

T1 - 1 x Conifer on Driveway - Fell. Leaving trunk at approx 2.5m tall to match height of hedge as standing deadwood to provide a habitat for wildlife.

Single Storey side/rear extension to replace the existing structure.

Permission in Principle for the conversion of the existing building for to up to two Residential Dwellings (C3)

Proposed single storey rear extension

Two Storey Side Extension to an Existing Cottage to add a bedroom and larger kitchen diner

Proposed new single storey modular estates storage unit (Retrospective)

Reinstatement of the wall, on the tow path side, at Lock 58, following the Section 9 urgent works.

Pine Tree in rear garden Fell the pictured tree in the red circle on plan

Rear Conservatory

Proposed Change of Use from Planning Use Classification C3 to C2 Children's Home

Change of use from Class E to Class C3 by creating two self contained flats

T1 oak, main frame pollard, Tree has shed a few large limbs over the last few years and evidence of fungal brackets to the base of the main stem. David Whittles has seen this tree and advised a main frame pollard could be beneficial to the tree to give it a chance.

Remove trees near the foul drain on the North side of the site to prevent damage to the towns drains. Possibly remove trees that could fall no neighbours property. and remove dead trees and invasive trees. remove trees that are overcrowded. and invasive trees. Holy and Ash. Prune the Ash that I should have done in the last application but did not get around to doing.

2 x Scots pine trees situated on elevated bank, retained by sheet piles. Individual tree has recently failed due to exposure and high winds, there is a concern that 2 similar trees will fail in a similar way so to exposure and limited rooting area within the embankment. The site has planning approval for residential development with plots to be constructed within falling distance of these trees. It is recommended that the 2 Scots pine trees are removed and replaced with more appropriate species such as hornbeam.

T1 - Mature English Oak - Reduce branches overhanging thatched roof garage by 2 metres. Reason - to give clearance to roof.

T1 - Lime tree - Lift crown to 4 metres above ground level (epicormic growth). Reason - excessive shading.

Proposed front, rear and side extension to the existing Bungalow. Increase in ridge height and the addition of a new rear, front and side dormer windows

Erection of 1no.two storey timber frame dwelling.

Demolition of existing buildings and erection of a residential development of up to 13no. new dwellings

Conversion and extension of existing building to create 6 residential units with associated works

Mature Oak (T1) ??? bottom right-hand corner of the garden. Crown reduction of 2m lateral spread of branches which extend over the west side facing corner of the house and conservatory. As discussed with the Gavin Boyes Senior Tree Officer on Tuesday 8th April 2025 at 10:30 a.m. The proposal has also been discussed with Acer Tree who will undertake the work.

Demolition of existing building and creation of 4 bungalows for social housing

To replace two existing timber sheds with a garage.

Demolition of existing garages and erection of 2no. new build dwellings including associated access and landscaping.

Erection of side garage

Refurbishment of existing male w.c. to raise floor and create adequate headroom by adding a dormer window to the low level pitched roof.

Extend the existing building to the rear by two storey to create two No. residential apartments

Garden Room / Garden pod

Replacement, new build dwelling. New side and front boundary treatment including gates.

Re siting of dwelling approved under appeal APP/P1805/W/23/3336028

Construction of 1No 4 bedroom dwelling with associated car parking and private amenity space on land adjacent to 18 Broadfields, Hagley.

Common Lime - Tilia x europaea Remove epicormic growth from base of tree to 2m height to allow inspection Remove deadwood

G1 - Mixed species - Mix of selfset trees and vegetation around larger trees. Clear vegetation including severing of ivy to assist future inspections T2 - Cherry - Crown raise over car park to 2.5m T7 - Apple - Crown raise to 2m to assist grass cutting. T8 - Sycamore - Sever and Remove Ivy to 1.5m Above Ground Level T10 - Cherry - Formative prune. Prune back low branching encroaching on road and balance canopy T14 - Sycamore - Clear ground vegetation around base of tree and remove ivy up to 2m to facilitate future inspection T17 - Himalayan Birch - Remove snapped limb from crown T23 - Scots Pine - Sever and Remove Ivy to 1.5m Above Ground Level T25 - Western red cedar - Reduce over extended branch protruding from west side of canopy at 1.8m Prune back to canopy edge T28 - False acacia - Crown lift small diameter branching of <50mm in diameter over lawned area to allow grass cutting

single story rear extension, single storey front extension to side of converted garage and new hipped roof acros the whole front single storey and render to front elevation.

T1 Oak Tree Reduce the two limbs going over both neighbouring garden rooms back approximately 2 meters back to subtitle growing points. Reduce the tree away from the property behind giving the building also a 2 meter clearance.

T1-T6 Limes - Re pollard back to previous points

Proposed single storey rear extension with bifold doors, flat roof with parapet and lantern lights

Single storey rear extension with change of use from C3 (Dwellinghouse) to C4 (House in Multiple Occupancy).

Replacement of 3No. External AC units on flat roof. Refurbishment of second floor front elevation windows.

The proposed installation of a telecommunications base station comprising a 20m monopole supporting 6 no antennas and 1 no dish, together with 2 no ground based equipment cabinets, 1 no meter cabinet and ancillary development thereto.

Single Storey Rear Extension

Single storey kitchen extension

Crown lift lime (shown as T1) to 4m over residents garden and remove basal epicormic Remove basal epicormic from Sycamore (shown as T2) Remove basal epicormic growing over the grass verge from lime tagged T0333

Cypress in communal area in front of property. Crown reduction of 4-5 metres back to previous application cuts Crown lift to 3-4 metres and trim by around 1.5-2 metres

Raising of roof to facilitate loft conversion. Extensions to front of dwelling.

T1 - Reduce lateral branches from Oak tree to suitable growth points as they are encroaching on the property T2 - Reduce Hornbeam to suitable growth points to match the other sides to bring balance to the canopy T3 - Reduce Sycamore tree by 2 metres to suitable growth points in order to balance the canopy.

Excavation of bank and installation of retaining wall with associated landscaping

T1 - Ash - Remove to ground level. Tree has Ash dieback. T2 - Holly - Reduce laterals predominantly on SW side of canopy to balance the crown.

T1 - Sycamore - Crown reduce by 2.5m in height and lateral spread to control size and reduce excessive shading over the property. T2 - Beech - Crown thin by 10% and remove deadwood. Crown raise the highway side of canopy for 5m clearance.

Material change of use of land to use as a residential caravan site for 5 Traveller pitches, including the laying of hardstanding and construction of a 1.8m timber fence. (Retrospective).