Planning applications in CH66

Lollypopping of the Sycamore tree (crown reduction) as per 2021

Erection of outbuilding in rear garden (retrospective)

T2 Yew - Partial crown reduction by up to 2m to clear light column and reinstate light spray to road. T3 Lime - Partial crown reduction by up to 2m to clear light column and reinstate light spray to road.

Sessile Oak; Crown raise oak back to statutory heights off carriageway and pathway. Pruning back to suitable pruning points.

Ash tree to be trimmed to remove overhanging branches Tree to the left of the ash tree looking from our house (tree name unknown) to also have overhanging branches

Oak Tree - To prune 20-25% crown reduction and crown thinning, clean epicormic growth and deadwood throughout the crown.

The installation of 2no. antennas and 1no. GPS module, and the installation of 1no. cabinet within the existing equipment building; plus, ancillary equipment works (Your ref UUW_CH109)

Single storey rear extension

Remove the Oak tree (T1) to ground level

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Crown lifting and lateral pruning of the mature Oak tree located adjacent to the eastern boundary to accommodate an authorized single-storey side extension. Selective pruning of lower branches to provide vertical clearance above the new roofline, and cutting back lateral branches to the boundary line to remove structural overhang over the construction site.

Scots Pine (with a substantial side limb) - Removal of overhanging branches that exceed the gutter line of the roof and pose a hazard to the property. Reduce lateral spread over dwelling by up to 2.5-3.0m, not exceeding 20% of live growth to achieve 2m clearance from building fabric. All final cuts to suitable secondary growth points, maintaining natural form and even canopy. Remove dead, dying or dangerous branches up to 25mm diameter throughout canopy.

T1 Oak Tree - 30% or 5m Whole Crown Reduction. Crown Thin 20%. Crown Lift 7.5M. Clean & Deadwood.

Removal of two Ash trees (Fraxinus excelsior) due to advanced Ash dieback (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus) causing significant crown decline and structural weakness. Both trees present an increasing safety risk to nearby highway and boundary. Disease progression is irreversible. Works are required on safety grounds. Replacement native planting will be provided.

Oak (T1) - 2m crown reduction deadwood and clean. Oak (T2) - Reduce lateral limb by 2 metres.

Removal of existing conservatory and erection of single storey side extension

Discharge of conditions 12 (fumes and odour) and 18 (cycle parking) of 25/03590/FUL

Discharge of Note 2 (BGP) of planning application 25/03590/FUL

Single storey rear and first floor side and rear extension

Demolition of existing consevatory, erection of part single-storey, part two-storey rear extension

Two storey side extension with single storey front porch extension

Oak (T1) - Ivy severed at base to remove plant from trunk. Gentle height reduction and crown lift to reduce chances of branches falling and causing damage to surrounding properties/gardens. V/03/20221/ORD

Removal of Monkey Puzzle (T1)

Single storey front extension

Discharge of conditions 5 (HMMP), 6 (CMS), 16 (Technically approved highway works) and 19 (Surface water drainage scheme) of 25/03590/FUL

Single storey side extension

Single storey side and rear extension

Single storey rear extension

Two storey side and single storey rear extension

First floor side extension and single storey front porch

Oak in rear garden - Crown reduction of approximately 1.5-2.0m, focused on the lateral and front facing canopy.

Alterations to the internal layout, including the retention of the dining room internal wall with a new doorway formed, and the removal of the adjacent internal wall leading to the utility.

Demolition of connecting single storey side/rear annex extension and erection of a single storey side/rear connecting extension

Discharge of condition 20 (HMMP) and note 2 (BGP ) of planning permssion 25/01072/FUL

Discharge of condition 20 (HMMP) of planning application 25/01072/FUL

Minor lifting over the pavement of row of trees as advised by CWAC

Regulation 5 notice to install electronic communications /apparatus Ref: CS 12777623

Single storey rear extension with gable roof

Extension to existing garage to include alterations to roof- variation of condition 2 (drawings- alterations to roof height) of planning permission 25/00658/FUL

Install electronic communications apparatus/development ancillary to radio equipment housing

Erection of single storey rear extension.

Demolition of two storey care home

Discharge of condition 6 (Biodiversity Gain Plan,- Revision B of the Habitat Management and Monitoring Maintenance Plan) of planning application 25/03073/FUL

Discharge of condition 6 (Construction Method Statement) of 25/01072/FUL

Conversion of roof space to bedroom with new dormer to rear elevation

Front canopy, extension and alterations to existing garage, single storey rear extension

Discharge of conditions 5 (Electric car charging), 7 (Hard and soft landscape works), 9 (Car parking provision), 11 (external lighting) and 14 (bat and bird boxes) of 21/00997/FUL

G1 Mixed group of Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) and Oak (Quercus robur) trees located just beyond the rear garden boundary - Reduction will be between approximately 2 and 5 metres in places, as the branch lengths vary throughout the group. There are also a couple of larger boughs that the client has requested to be taken back to balance the canopy in line with the boundary.

Non Material Amendment to 25/02074/FUL (amendment to side extension roof - hip from gable, side window moved to rear and reduce bifold doors)

Demolition of existing rear extension, erection of single storey rear extension.