Planning applications in CV47

Installation of proposed ground mounted solar panels.

Copper Beech tree in rear garden - fell - heavy storm damage no other option

Full planning application for the demolition of three agricultural buildings (subject to Class Q ...

T1 - yew - Reduce height by 2metres and lateral growth by 1.5metres. Clean through and remove any deadwood. To form a new compact structure and to prevent future limb failure through excessive weight on extended limbs.

T1 - walnut - Reduce the crown by approximately 3 metres below previous reduction points, removing up to 6 metres from the overall height and up to 3 metres from the lateral spread, pruning back to suitable secondary growth to retain a natural crown form. This walnut has responded vigorously following previous reduction works and has regained a substantial proportion of its former size. The proposed reduction is intended to restore the tree to a more appropriate scale for its garden setting, reduce excessive shading to the lawn and surrounding garden, and maintain a balanced relationship with nearby structures and boundaries. Returning the tree to a size broadly consistent with its previous management cycle will help maintain its long-term amenity while retaining the tree as a prominent landscape feature. T2 - hawthorn - Fell to ground level. This hawthorn has limited individual amenity value within the wider landscape. Previous pruning has encouraged vigorous thorn growth and the tree is now an ongoing risk to my clients children. Its removal will improve light levels and allow better management of the garden without materially affecting the character or appearance of the area. The loss of this relatively small tree will be mitigated by the substantial retained tree cover on the site, including the adjacent mature walnut, ash and other surrounding trees and hedges.

T1 - Laburnum - Reduce Canopy by 25% T2 - Bay - Fell T3 and T4 - Ash - Fell

T1 - Willow - pollard to approximately 5-6 metres for it to establish healthy new growth.

T1 - Elm - Fell. T2 -Elm -Fell. One is dead, the other dying. Wish to remove for safety reasons.

- G1 apple x15 and plum x1 (highlighted on Tree Location Plan). Reduce overall height of x16 fruit trees by 1-2 metres back to suitable secondary growth and crown thin by 10%, to allow through more light and better airflow. Apple trees are numbered 105,106,107,108,109,110,111,112,113,114,115,116,117,118 and 120, plum is numbered 119

T1 - elm - Advised the the small elm tree has developed Dutch elm disease and can be removed.

D1 damson - fell. D2 damson - fell. Replaced with damson and cherry trees that will maintain and improve the screening to the footpath north of the site. A1 ash - fell. A2 ash - fell to ground level and any resulting breaks in the hedge screening will be made good with additional beech/hawthorn planting.

S1 (as shown in Arboricultural report) - viburnum - Fell SG4 (as shown in Arboricultural report) - Mixed species group - broadly - yew, viburnum and hawthorn - Fell

- T1 ash - Fell. Growing in close proximity of fence and to avoid future damage to the drain its growing on - T2 yew - Remove the smaller stem of a twin stemmed yew to allow more light and to create a better form with the remaining stem and tree. Smaller stem is suppressed and growing under the canopy offering very little to the form and aesthetics of the tree - T3 yew - Remove northeastern stem growing at approximately 60 degrees. Stem is out of shape and removing it will open up the corner of the garden and allow more light in - T4 yew - Remove deadwood and fractured branches within the canopy - T5 Leylandii - Fell. Tree is becoming very big for its location and will only continue to increase in size. It is overshadowing a smaller yew and beginning to encroach in to the growing space of a specimen cork oak - T6 yew - Repollard back to previous pollard points to bring the crown below the utility wires - T7 weeping willow - Repollard back to previous pollard points

- T1 sycamore - Fell (already dying)

Non-material amendment to planning permission ref. 20/00927/FUL (dated 26.08.2020) to allow reduction in height from 3417mm to 3092mm; amendments to internal layout and associated changes to the number of external doors and windows; and provision of glazed canopies over fire escape doors to rear of building for weather protection

T1 - Ash - To reduce canopy back to previous pruning points (approximately 5m off height and up to 2m laterally) leaving tree at approximately 10m in height

T1- Single Cherry Tree (Genus Prunus)-Fell

apple tree - reduction 30% - thinning

T1 - Goat willow - Fell T2 - honeysuckle - Crown reduction of lateral spread from 4metres to 3metres T3 - apple - Crown reduction of lateral spread from 6metres to 4.5metres to clear adjacent garage T4 - apple - Fell T5 - holly - Reduce height from 10metres to 7metres T6 - lavender - Crown reduction from 6metres to 2metres T7 and T8 - magnolia - Crown lift to give 2.5metres clearance above ground level and reduce lateral spread by 1.5metre

Application to vary condition 2 (approved plans) of application 15/00637/FUL - revision to drawings for a bungalow

- T1 oak - Crown thin 25%, remove deadwood

- T2 unknown species - Fell (dead) - T3 larch - Fell (dying) - T4 larch - Fell (dying)

Plans and Specifications submission under Schedule 17 to the High Speed Rail (London ? West Midla...

- T1 yew tree - Cut branches back that are currently obscuring streetlight (see photograph)

T1- Apple tree- Fell T2- Leylandii Cypress -Fell T3- Acacia - fell T4 -Holly- fell

Remove maximum of 2 metres from front hedge, to make front gate wider and put a pedastrian gate in.

- T1 sycamore - Fell - T2 larch - Fell - T3 ash - Fell

- T1 yew - Crown thinning of 10% and crown reduction in radius of 1m in general, with a target of 2m reduction on the south side - T2 yew - Crown thinning of 20% and crown reduction of 1m in radius and height - G1 Leylandii cypress x7 no. - Fell T1, T2, T3, T4

Agricultural storage building for fertiliser and machinery.

Application to modify Village Hall Land in Section 106 Agreement dated 20 July 2016 and deed of variation dated 8th July 2020 relating to 15/03833/OUT to increase the size of the Village Hall Land as shown on Landscape Plan (in association with (25/02600/VARY).

- T6 Leyland cypress - Fell - T12 holly - Fell

Installation of EV charger to interior of woodshed in accordance with details submitted on 25 March 2026 and 15 April 2026

-T1 red oak- Raise canopy on 2no. lower limbs, as per submitted, annotated photograph.

T1 - Damson - 7.5 metres Height - 26cm remove D/W Crown clean/Thin. - 20% and Crown lift to 2.5 metres - remove deadwood T2 - Apple - Vetren Tree -5 metre Height - Historically heavily pruned. Low vitality showing signs of stress - restoration pruning - crown clean - end weight reduction - 40cm - tips of branches T3 - mature 6 metre height, - crown clean/thin, light crown lift 2 metres removal of deadwood.

-T1 pear - Remove dead wood. Selectively reduce the eastern stem at 2m and north-eastern stem at 4m to reduce end-weight/loading. Very lightly thinning the outer crown throughout the remainder of the tree in order to reduce loading associated with the weight of fruit. Cuts should be kept to a maximum diameter of 15-20mm, and a total loss of foliage bearing branches should not exceed 10% of its current volume. Avoid cutting back to the historic reduction points by shortening re-growth rather than removing it.

Application for the periodic review of mineral planning conditions as per Environment Act 1995: Section 96 and Schedule 14 in regard to the land at Avon Hill Quarry, Avon Dassett, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, CV47 2AA Permission Reference S757/97CM036 – Development of stone quarry at Fenny Compton dated 2nd October 1952 for the winning and working of limestone or other stone, dated 21st February 1953 for the winning and working of limestone or other stone, dated 4th June 1963, for the winning of stone, dated 6th April 1965 for the winning of stone, dated 15th February 1967, for the winning of stone and dated 17th October 1973 for the winning of stone and restoration of quarry reference 73/5/39 (the Permissions)

Replacement of windows and doors

-T1 cypress- Fell. -T2 Zelkova- Reduce height and spread by 2-3 metres.

Convert rear section of garage into utility room with access from dining space. Convert the existing loft space into a bedroom - Two new roof lights will be used to allow light into this space. They are both on the rear elevation.

Permission in Principle - Residential led, re-development to create up to 9no. dwellings and 180m sq of retail floor space and associated works

Application Reference Number: 22/03354/FUL Original planning approval Date of Decision: 05/12/2026. Condition Number(s): Variation to condition 2 of the planning permission 22/03354/FUL. submit the new drawings plan and elevation to replace original drawing 472/300 rev E. New drawings ref Connerstones 022026 and elevation to replace original approve drawing 472/300 rev E

-T1 horse chestnut - Fell.

-T5 tree of Heaven - Fell and treat stump with eco-plugs -T7 apple - Fell and treat stump with eco-plugs -T8 beech - Fell and treat stump with eco-plugs -T9 oak - Fell and treat stump with eco-plugs

- T1 beech - Crown lift 3metres, lateral branch reduction by 0.5 - 1m all round. There will be no height reduction - T2 beech - Crown lift 3metres, crown reduction of 2metres both in height and laterally - T3 holly hedge - Crown reduction of 2metres in height and 1.5metre laterally, to clear communications lines - T4 elm - Fell - T5 hawthorn - Fell - T5a Laburnum - Crown reduction of 3metres in height and 2metres laterally - T6 Leyland cypress - Crown lift by 2metres, crown reduction of 3metres in height and 2.5metres laterally - T7 apple - Removal of congested and crossing branches, lift canopy slightly, thin crown. Selective pruning to clear power and communication lines and enhance fruit production (as per annotated photograph) - T8 rowan - Crown reduction of 4metres height and 2metres laterally, removal of dead branches (as per annotated photograph) - T9 Japanese cedar - Fell - T10 holly bush - Crown reduction of 1.5metres height and 1metre laterally - T11 staghorn Sumac - Crown reduction of 1metre both in height and laterally - T12 holly bush - Crown reduction of 2metres in height and 1metre laterally, to clear around power line - T13 Leyland cypress - Fell, to clear around power line - T14 pear - Crown thin by 10-15%, removal of dead, crossing and rubbing branches, to clear communication lines and enhance fruit production (as per annotated photograph) - T15 juniper - Fell

Variation of condition nos. 2 & 3 of planning permission reference 25/02385/FUL (date of decision 21/01/2026) to allow for revised plans: Taylor / 2026 / 01 Minor Material Amendment Drawings and Taylor / 2026 /02 Minor Material Amendment Drawings. Change to include the incorporation of dressed stone dwarf walls beneath the oak frame. Original description of development: Create a porch by the front door and replace a door with a stone wall and window.

-T1 conifer - Reduce along the back perimeter (next to the pear tree) by approximately 6m in height (as per annotated photograph) -T2 cherry - Fell -T3 conifer - Fell -T4 pine - Crown thin by no more than 10%, to reduce rubbing branches due to proximity to footpath -T5 hawthorn - Fell (dead) -T6 western red cedars - Reduce branches coming into contact with phone line cable to prevent damage, aiming for roughly 1m clearance from the cables (as per annotated photograph) -G1, western red cedars x12no. - Reduce back to the previously reduced height points (as per annotated photograph)

Application Reference Number: 23/00521/FUL Date of Decision: 19/10/2023. Condition Number(s): 2. 3, 8, 14. Conditions(s) Removal: Substitution of plans to allow minor changes including replacement front door, replacing plain tiles to the front porch area with natural slates and flush PV panels to the main roof. Details to satisfy conditions 3 (windows and rooflights) and 8 (hard and soft landscaping).

Proposed single-storey rear extension and two front porches

Conversion of existing loft with new rooflights and windows to side

- T1 common hawthorn - Height reduction of 1-1.5m, width reduction of 60cm-1m diameter - T2 Liquidambar - Height reduction of 2-2.5m, width reduction of 60cm-1m diameter - T3 sycamore - Height reduction of 1-1.5m, width reduction of 60cm-1m diameter - T4 red maple - Height reduction of 2-2.5m, width reduction of 1-1.5m diameter