Planning applications in EX11

Discharge of condition for 24/1686/FUL: Condition 4 (Boundary treatments)

Crack Willow - remove and replacement with native tree.

Copper Beech - fell.

The replacement of a flat roof with a pitched alternative and internal alterations

Discharge of condition for 25/1973/FUL: Condition 3 (Bats and nesting birds)

Re-roofing of property, addition of cladding and enlargement of existing dormer.

Discharge of condition for 23/2594/VAR: Condition 13 (Surface Water Drainage)

T1, Beech : reduce western aspect by 4m to a point approximately 2m east of house, Maximum Diameter of Cuts (MDC) 40mm. Reduce southern aspect by 2m, MDC 50mm. Reduce height by 4m from tips of extending growth, MDC 50mm. G5, Beech & Oak : Suggested Works: Prune back to 1 metres east of garage, MDC 25mm. Rationale: These works are proposed as part of the reasonable and responsible maintenance of these large garden trees and will have a limited affect on the trees' general health.

Proposed Off Road Parking

Proposed first floor extension on North elevation, changes to fenestration materials and partial garage conversion.

T1: Pine - dismantle standing dead pine down to ground level. The tree has no needles on it Large amounts of necrotic bark at the base and signs of insect boreholes.

Removal of existing conservatory and rear flat roof extension. Construction of single storey extension. Construction of two storey rear extension.

Certificate of lawfulness to confirm that planning permission 22/2362/FUL was lawfully commenced before its expiry date through the excavation of a foundation trench, which constitutes a material operation under Section 56(4)(b) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990.

Certificate of proposed lawful development for conversion of the garage to a snug, changes in fenestration, and removal of chimney

5 day notice: Cherry: removal Replacement planting: Whitethorn or Aspen

Variation of Condition 2 (approved plans) of Planning Permission number 14/3008/FUL (Two storey side extension with rear terrace, enlarged dormer on front elevation and additional dormer on rear elevation) Revised front dormer to south and west elevations

T1: Beech - remove and dismantle as exhibiting multiple Ganoderma fruiting bodies at the base of the stem. Fungal decay is considered likely to be affecting the structural integrity of the tree. Tree to be dismantled in sections and all arisings retained on site. T2: Fir - remove and dismantle to ground level. All timber to be retained on site and all brash to be chipped. T3: Fir - remove and dismantle to ground level. All timber to be retained on site and all brash to be chipped. T4: English Oak - remove three identified lower limbs to provide increased clearance. T5: English Oak - remove selected lower branch(es) to provide increased clearance.

Demolition of rear extension, construction of single storey rear extension, side porch and single storey front extension.

Discharge of Condition for 26/0442/FUL: Condition 3 (surface water drainage)

Discharge of condition for 26/0773/FUL: Condition 2 (Sceening)

T1: Oak - crown lift to achieve a clearance of 4m from ground level via removal of the lowest second and third order branches. Making target pruning cuts of up to 70mm diameter. To increase light penetration and airflow beneath the canopy, improving growing conditions for the established shrub and planting below, whilst retaining the trees overall canopy and amenity value. Also, to allow pedestrian access under canopy without obstruction. T2: Oak - crown lift to achieve a clearance of approx 5.5m above ground level via removal of 5x lowest secondary branches. Making target pruning cuts of up to 80mm diameter. To increase light penetration and airflow beneath the canopy, improving growing conditions for the established shrub and planting below, whilst retaining the trees overall canopy and amenity value. Also, to allow pedestrian access under canopy without obstruction. T3: Norway Maple (Crimson King) - dismantle to ground level. This tree is suppressed by the adjacent Beech and Oak (larger established canopy trees) limiting it's future growth potential. Removal would reduce competition for light, moisture and nutrients, allowing the larger Beech and Oak to continue developing while improving the overall structure of the tree group. T4: Beech - crown lift to achieve a clearance of 5.5m from ground level via removal of 5x lowest branches, making target pruning cuts of up to 80mm diameter. To increase light penetration and airflow beneath the canopy, to provide appropriate clearance from the adjacent BT line and nearby summerhouse, reducing the likelihood of branch contact whilst retaining the trees overall canopy, health and amenity value. T5: Aspen - remove the 3 lowest branches on the northern aspect, making target pruning cuts of up to 75mm diameter. To provide appropriate clearance to the adjacent BT overhead line, reducing the likelihood of branch contact whilst retaining the trees overall canopy, health and amenity value.

T1, Pine : Height approximately 18m, spread approximately 8m. Reduce branches on the two stems overhanging neighbour's driveway by approximately 1-2m to leave a spread of approximately 6m. Remove large low limb on right hand side stem which overhangs the neighbour's driveway. Remove deadwood. T2, Beech : Height approximately 20m, spread approximately 16m. Reduce height and spread by approximately 2m to give a final height of approximately 18m and final spread of approximately 14m, prune to give clearance of owner,s and neighbour's garages by 2-3m and thin canopy by 10 percent to allow light into garden and house. T3, Birch : Height approximately 8m, spread approximately 5m. Reduce height and spread by 1m to leave a final height of approximately 7m and spread of approximately 4m.

Removal of existing timber coach house doors and installation of new joinery panel comprising timber front entrance door and timber flush casement windows

Removal of existing timber coach house doors and installation of new joinery panel comprising timber front entrance door and timber flush casement windows

Erection of a permanent rural workers' dwelling with associated works

Installation of an array of 7no. solar panels on the south-facing roof of outbuilding known as Ark Pottery/Studio and the installation of a battery inside the studio.

Five day notice : Silver Birch: removal of windblow

Partial demolition and extension of existing boot room, replacement of existing pitched roof with flat roof, conversion of existing garage, installation of new doors and windows including French doors to the rear elevation, and removal of existing roof cupola. Proposed raised terrace to the rear.

T1: Copper Beech : 20% crown reduction by reducing branch lengtrhs by 2m, maximum diameter cuts of 100mm.

Discharge of condition for 24/2553/LBC: Condition 4 (Stability), Condition 5 (Roofing)

Discharge of conditions for 24/2553/LBC : Condition 6 (materials)

Five day notice : Alder: remove (dead) Replacement planting: Alder or Silver Birch

Retrospective planning application for decking and steps to existing dwelling (C3 use)

Construction of single storey rear extension, front porch and raised rear patio.

T621, T622, T623: Larch - reduce eastern crown spread by approximately 50%, currently at 7m. Maximum diameter of cuts 100mm. T606: Cypress - reduce crown height of previously snapped leader and re-shape (see annotated photograph 3). T590, T592: Oak - removal of deadwood and broken branches.

Discharge of conditions for 24/1686/FUL : Condition 3 (external materials)

Oak - prune the limbs that overhang the driveway at approximately 8m from the trunk creating 5m clearance above ground level.

Birch: fell and replace with a Hawthorn. Beech: removal of two limbs from West Hill Road side. Maple: removal of one limb. Very minor trimming of the very ends of the branches nearest the house, maximum diameter of cuts 5mm (as shown in the annotated photographs)

T1, Sycamore, multi-stemmed : Reduce canopy height by 2m, maximum diameter of cut (MDC) 50mm; crown lift to 5m above ground level, MDC 75mm; remove two smallest stems to ground level; reduce western spread by up to 2m, MDC 50mm.

Proposed first floor extension above the existing garage.

Discharge of Condition for 26/0078/FUL: Condition 3 (Surface water drainage)

T1, Cherry : removal down to ground level due to large shallow roots; close to wall and lawn

Certificate of proposed lawful development for a single storey rear extension.

T1, Sycamore - fell to ground level. Poor form, rope growing into stem. T2, Portuguese Laurel - crown lift all round to 2m. T3, Yew - crown lift all round to 2m. T4, Blackthorn - Fell to ground level. T5, Apple - fell to ground level. T6, Apple - fell to ground level. T7, Cotoneaster - fell to ground level, partially fallen. T8, Rowan - fell to ground level. T9, Holly - fell to ground level, competing with Yew. G1, Cherry Laurel - crown lift/upright. Remove 4-5 stems, G2, Hazel - coppice to ground level. G3, Willow - fell to ground level. Fallen into ditch/stream. G4, Lonicera - annual trim both sides and top. G5, Hornbeam - fell to ground level. Small, poor form, self set.

Certificate of proposed lawfulness for the demolition of existing conservatory; proposed construction of rear single storey extension. 8.300m long x 3.525m deep across the rear of the existing (original) house

Minor amendment for 25/2426/FUL : To move the spiral staircase to the right (south) by approximately 1.2m

G1, Beech : reduce height by 2.5m, Maximum Diameter of Cuts (MDC) 50mm; reduce crown spread of western stem where overhanging garden to 2m off base of hedge, MDC 50mm; remove one or two extended lower branches back to source on eastern stem, reduce remaining canopy on eastern aspect back to 2m from base of hedge, MDC 50mm T2, Beech : reduce height by approximately 1.5m to match finished height of T1.

T6 : Holly - remove as 90% dieback. T10 : Box - remove one stem due to bifurcation.

Proposed single storey timber clad extension to the south elevation to replace the conservatory and the erection of an outbuilding

03 : Oak - removal of dead wood. G26 : Beech - removal as risk limbs will fall onto the highway. Beech badly bark stripped.