Planning applications in GL7
We hold 3,256 planning applications for the GL7 postcode area, 722 of them submitted in the past year. 96% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 51 days. The area is covered by Cotswold, West Oxfordshire, Stroud.
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Recent applications in GL7
Erection of new porch to main dwelling. Conversion of garage and home office, to annex, including installation of dormer with associated works
Erection of front and side veranda/canopy
Birch (with heavy lean) - tree is being out-competed for light by larger Sycamore tree and growing with a significant lean as a result - request permission to fell this tree as it has outgrown the space and beginning to struggle. Sycamore - request permission to reduce crown all over back to old points and crown lift all round
Formation of new farm access and associated works
As per councils letter, carry out works to rectify. Description from council of issue: Tree is overhanging the footway and lower branches require cutting to allow 2.5m over the footway
T1 Willow: FELL.
Willow - request permission to reduce crown all over back to old points and raise skirt of canopy to a height of 6-8m
1 - Goat Willow - fell. G1 - Multiple small self seeded trees on site - fell. G2 - Yew x2 - lateral cutback on east side by 1.0m.
1 - Weeping Willow - 4.0m overall crown reduction.
Conifers along boundary of Cramond Court to be reduced in height and removal of 2-3 conifers Please see pdf plan
1. Willow in the front garden. This tree stands at approximately 13m tall and has a radial spread of approximately 6m. In order to maintain the size of this tree I recommend the following work: Reduce the height by approximately 5m, and the radius by up to 3m where necessary, leaving a soft natural shape where possible; and Remove any major dead wood. 2. Purple Norway Maple on the side boundary. This tree stands at approximately 14 m tall and has a radial spread of approximately 7m. In order to maintain the size of this tree I recommend the following work: Reduce by approximately 3 - 4 m in height and approximately 2 m off the radius, leaving a soft natural shape where possible; and, Remove major dead wood.
1. Leaning Yew tree near parking area and small dead trunk on top of wall. Fell both trees to near ground level. 3. Two Blue Fir on lawn. These trees are looking quite poor, and I recommend that they are felled to near ground level. 5. Ivy-clad, failed, hung stem over the footpath. Fell to near ground level.
Removal of the Copper Beech (Fagus Sylvatica) and root stock
T1 False Acacia: - sectional dismantle to ground level T2 Plum: - fell to ground level T5 Plum: - fell to ground level T6 Bird Cherry: - sectional dismantle to ground level T7 Lawson Cypress: - sectional dismantle to ground level T11 Common Ash: - sectional dismantle to ground level T12/T13 X2 Sycamores: - fell to ground level T15 Apple: - sectional dismantle to ground level T16 Apple: - fell to ground level G2 Laburnum group: - sectional dismantles to ground level H1 Mixed lapsed hedging area: - fell to ground level
T1 Holly. - reduce height by approximately 1.5 metres - reduce right hand side by approximately 1 metre to reshape
1 -Dead Salix (fragilis) cut down to soil level, leaving the stump. 2 - The Salix fragilis - please see previous box. Reduce crown by 20-25% 4 5 and 6 - The three Acer pseudoplatanus - please see previous box. All need crown reduction or 20-25%
Cotoneaster - removal.
1 - Silver Birch (3 stems) - 3.0m height reduction and reduce lateral spread by up to 2.0m leaving shaped crown
T1 - Horse Chestnut tree - Reduce crown, mainly vertical growth by about 2 meters back to previous pruning points to retain structural integrity of tree and to promote healthy growth. Remove major deadwood over 30mm diameter
Compliance with condition 3 (surface water drainage) of permission 25/03206/FUL - Erection of single storey extension to side elevation
Compliance with conditions 6 (timber front windows recessed to match), 7 (details - front windows), 8 (details - rear extension), and 9 (flush rooflights) of permission 25/03242/FUL - Single-storey rear extension and replacement windows
Reduce the following trees in height down to old pruning points, plus reshaping - One Cherry; One Apple; One Ash; One Maple
1 - Turkish Hazel - 3.0m overall crown reduction
Compliance with conditions 3 (sample materials), 6 (landscaping scheme), 9 (energy efficiency), and 15 (LEMP) of permission 26/02081/FUL - Variation of conditions 2 (Approved plans) and 5 (Rainwater goods) of permission 24/01169/FUL - Conversion of equestrian building to single dwellinghouse to allow for amendments to fenestrations, introduction of vertical cedar cladding and incorporation of powder coated aluminium rainwater goods
mature western red cedar 80%dead, full removal
Change of use of land and buildings to provide a new karting track and related facilities.
Bi-annular pollarding of Willow tree - removal of regrowth to pollard points. 10 year management plan works every 2 years up to 2036. Applicant to contact the council prior to each phase of works.
Non-Material Amendment to permission 24/03791/FUL - Conversion of former school buildings to 5 no. residential (C3) units with associated extensions, alterations and demolitions, and erection of new detached dwelling (C3), as well as hard and soft landscaping) to amend proposal description to split development into phase 1 and 2
T1 - Silver Birch Removal A bat hotel is to be constructed on site, as a condition of Newbold barn renovation this tree is obstructing the bat hotel construction
T1 Sycamore - Reduce crown by approx. 2m in height and lateral spread
Internal alterations
T1: Indian Bean Tree - weight reduction of the branches, thinning out and reducing overall size, to maintain size and shape for its location. T2: Goat Willow - Removing 2-3 lower limbs overhanging driveway, to raise the canopy over the drive to maintain access for cars T3 + T4 Portuguese Laurels x 2 - Full removal. T5: Sycamore - Target pruning a few limbs balance shape of canopy.
T1 - Dead tree - Fell T2 - Red Acer - Re pollard just above old points by removing 1 metre T3 - Plum - Reduce by 0.5 metres all round, remove deadwood
Replacement of the garage roof covering with solar panels.
Adjustment to existing dry stone wall flower bed to create additional vehicular parking space
Cherry T1 - Fell partly dead and in the way of building works for access and drainage, replace with similar species
Replacement of the garage roof covering with solar panels.
Ewen Springs Crown Lift 2x Lime trees on drive full pollard of weeping willow in garden The Tallet Garden: Walnut- reduce crown by 2-4m on side facing house and thin crown to allow more light though Topiary Yew- remove Spruce- Fell Apple tree- potential fell
Non-Material Amendment to permission 25/02186/REM - (Reserved Matters pursuant to outline permission 16/00054/OUT relating to appearance, scale, landscaping and layout for the provision of the spine road to serve Phase 2 D and E of the wider development including construction of the road and provision of the landscape verges and footpath/cycleways and discharge of conditions 16, 18, 55, 56, 58, 60 and 61) to amend wording of condition 3 (Management Plan - trees/planting)
G1 - Willow x3 - coppice at ground level. 1 - Sycamore - remove x6 lower limbs on grass side. 2 - Ash - remove x1 lower limb. 3 - Horse Chestnut - 4.0m crown lift. 4 - Willow - re-pollard. 5 - Ash - 4.0m crown lift. 6 - Willow - re-pollard. 7 - Willow - re-pollard.
Erection of single storey side extension. Conversion of garage loft space to form habitable room, including new dormer to roof structure, and new external staircase
Acacia tree in the rear garden. It is the only large tree in the rear garden. It is severely overgrown, and starting to cover a neighbours roof.. Last pruned in 2019. I want to get permission sorted out so we can have the tree pruned during the winter.
Non-Material Amendment to permission 07/01089/REM - (Construction of 48 holiday homes, associated roads, paths, bridges, structures and sewage treatment plant (Phase 2)) to amend fenestration and doors at plot 2.02 (4 Longcross Causeway)
Western Red Cedar (T1) - The root plate has failed - Reduce to approx 3-5m above ground level, retaining the clipped lower canopy and potentially a small portion of the un-managed canopy.
Tree is encroaching on window and wall as in the photo, I wish to prune these branches back
Erection of glass house
Partial discharge of condition 5 of planning permission 25/00318/FUL and condition 6 of listed building consent 25/00319/LBC (external window and door specifications)
1 - Willow - crown lift to 5.0m over river only. G1 - Prunus & Willow - coppice at ground level. 2 - Willow - remove lower limb over river. G2 - Willow x2 - coppice at ground level. 3 - Poplar - crown lift to 5.0m over river only. Remove lower limb on south side. 4 - Willow - coppice at ground level.
Erection of a two-storey rear extension and associated works together with the conversion of the existing detached garage into ancillary accommodation
Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of permission 26/00515/FUL - 'Erection of single-storey rear extension and front dormer window with associated works. Partial demolition of existing rear extension' to allow for amendment to include installation of ASHP and air conditioning unit