Planning Applications

T1 Oak, deadwood, remove lower epi from stem , thin internal epi growth by 25% T2 Oak, deadwood, remove lower epi from stem , thin internal epi growth by 25% sever ivy at base

Change of existing window to door on first floor and erection of external stairs to serve first floor of building.

Removal of Fire Damaged Remains of Existing Bungalow and Erection of Replacement Dwelling.

A mature Oak tree (Quercus species) next to 33 Foxhope Close, dead wood removal/crown clean and to reduce a single limb facing the highway. This limb has a large channel of decay on the top of it so a reduction of 2.5M is desired to remove some weight and sail mass to minamise the risk of failure.

T1 Oak Tree - in rear garden. Cut back overhanging canopy by 2.0 - 2.5 metres/suitable growth points. Removal of ivy.

4m single storey rear extension. Max. 3m high.

Demolition of side and rear extensions. Erection of double and single storey side extension.

Rendering of top half of property.

Demolition of the existing buildings (leaving the back wall as the boundary wall to No.2 Scarfield Cottage) and construction of dwelling

Outbuilding to the rear of the property.

Demolition of existing buildings and erection of 4 dwellings

35% whole crown reduction of oak tree to maintain it as the tree is very overgrown This is one of 4 oak trees all next to each other

T1 Oak - 3m reduction. There is evidence of decay at the base of the tree and the bark is coming away.

T11 - Oak - discussion with tree officer on tree safety and then also what is the best option for the tree's longevity and the neighbours at 34 and 36. Likely to require whole crown reduction/crown lift, this was previously recommended by an arborist. Would not need replacing as tree retained. T8 - Maple - removal as dead (will aim to retain part of trunk as standing dead wood) T13 - Willow - removal of large partially detached limb, removal at location of the tear. Would not need replacing as tree retained. T21 - Maple - discussion with tree officer as to best option for the tree in the long term. Is this crown reduction? Would not need to replace as tree retained.

Tree 1 Purple Leaf Plum, Fell. It is positioned on the straight driveway entrance. The previous owners of the neighbouring land are erecting a fence that will block this entrance entirely. Without removing this tree, there will be insufficient space for vehicles to enter safely. Removal will allow the driveway to be widened, ensuring safe and practical access. Tree 2 Cypress, Remove to bark level (stump cut). Restricts access to the narrow left-hand driveway, which will become the only usable entrance once the straight driveway is blocked. Removal will improve vehicle access, visibility, and safety, and prevent further damage to vehicles and property.

Oak tree. Address the overhanging branches and proximity to neighbours roof.

H3 Thuja Reduce to fence height. T4 Holly reduce to 5 mtrs H5 Beech Hedge prune to 2mtrs H6 Holly Hedge prune to 2 mtrs TI5 Beech replace brace wires.

T1 Willow prune away from Bt wires to create 2mtr distance, lift to 3 mtrs by means of trimming wispy growth T2 Ash reduce stem from neighbouring tree to create 2 mtr clearance of BT cables T3 willow lift to 3 mtrs T4 oak lift to 3 mtrs T6 willow lift to 3 mtrs