Planning applications in OX10

Tennis court floodlight upgrade

Installation of dropped kerb to access the rear of 23 Greenmere

Installation of electric car chargepoint - Retrospective.

Proposed part single, part two storey rear extensions

Erection of a single storey extension to provide new, purpose built commercial kitchen and other internal works to Listed Building.

Change of use of office building (Class E) to a dual use of an office and a place of worship (Class F1(f)) and minor amendment to approved access.

Erection of a single storey extension to provide new, purpose built commercial kitchen and other internal works to Listed Building.

Variation of Condition 4 (Windows and Glazing) of application P24/S1601/HH

Variation of condition 2(approved plans) on application ref. P22/S3477/FUL - design considerations - alterations to windows, Block B extended in length & throat detail removed from chimney and Block A corner chimney relocated to gable Demolition of existing dwelling, garage and carport, and the construction of a new dwelling.

Demolition of existing conservatory & replace with single storey rear extension.

Proposed installation of one rooflight to the side roof slope.

Conversion of outbuilding to form choral practice/meeting space. Replacement of timber store with new timber framed building to provide office and archive storage space.

Conversion of outbuilding to form choral practice/meeting space. Replacement of timber store with new timber framed building to provide office and archive storage space.

Demolition of existing outbuilding and provide a separate self-build dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) with private garden, vehicular and cycle parking and associated landscaping.

T1 Walnut (h 16m dbh 0.9m) Crown lift lower canopy to give ground clearance of 4m Remove deadwood T2: Sycamore (h14m dbh 0.5m) Reduce height by 3.5m Reduce lateral spread by up to 1.5. to shape and balance T3: Ivy clad dead prunus Fell to ground level T4: Ivy clad dead stump Fell to ground level

Variation of condition 2 (appproved plans) on application ref. P25/S2628/LB - to comply with cast iron ventilation strategy Carry out restorative works to the house, undoing 20th century alterations. Enhancing the heritage significance and functionality of the building.

Convert the existing barn into a granny annexe associated with the main house.

Fir tree in front garden - full removal and replacement with more suitable planting for the location.

Convert the existing barn into a granny annexe associated with the main house.

Formation of habitable room in roofspace with front and rear velux rooflights

1 - Prunus Tree reduce height by 2m and lateral spread by 2M (reduce weight as branches starting to fail) 2- Yew Tree reduce height by 1.5m and lateral spread by 1.5M and raise by 1M (do not want tree to get any bigger as it is cracking the wall) 3- Birch Tree reduce height by 2.5m and lateral spread by 2M (too big for location) 4 - Willow Tree pollard (Too big for location extensive shading over vegetable garden)

Demolition of existing outrigger and Conservatory to 2 Clacks Cottages; demolition of existing single storey outrigger to 1 Clacks Cottages; two storey SW elevation extension 2 Clacks Cottages; two storey NW elevation extension 1 Clacks Cottages; refurbishment including re roofing, 2No dormer insertions, photovoltaic roof panels to South slope.

T1. Crown reduction on the large sycamore located next to the gravel track on the left of the property by 3 metres retaining the tree’s natural shape. T2. Crown reduction on the sycamore tree in the corner of the garden next to the main road by 3 metres retaining the trees natural shape.

Four Yew trees at the rear of the property along the western boundary adjacent to a private lane, as indicated in the attached report. As per recommendations made by the arboriculturist in his report, prune low branches of T1, T2 and T3, by removal of lower growth up to a height of approximately 3m from ground level (ground level being taken as top of the bank where trees are rooted). This will target both tertiary and secondary branches. The fourth tree (T4) in the group is to have lower branches retained from approximately 50cm to 1.5m from ground level (ground level being taken as top of the bank where trees are rooted). These branches are forming a small natural boundary hedge that shields neighbouring property’s private road. Prune branches above the height of the lower retained section to create a window of daylight by pruning secondary and tertiary branches to a height of approximately 3m from ground level (ground level- taken from root zone area). This will remove x1 low branch growing over shed back to source. The branch above this will be pruned to a height of approximately 3m from ground level by removal of secondary branches. Remove deadwood from within crowns. Due to the density of this, it is thought that a greater ingress of dappled light will filter through the crown when removed. Selectively prune lateral branches from trees T3 and T4 over garden side by removal of up to 1m of lateral growth, blending in remaining upper growth to form flowing crown form as viewed from garden. Prune apical branches of T4 by up to 1m to form an opening between lower branches of adjacent Beech tree to allow light ingress between the two layers of crown and lower branch scaffolds.

Discharge of condition 4(archaeological watching brief) on application ref. P26/S1094/HH Erection of storage building.

Proposed single storey rear, 2 storey side and single storey side extensions to provide additional family accommodation and granny annex to ground floor together with new cross over point for vehicle access.

Proposed new detached double garage

Detached garden pergola/conservatory in back garden

Standard steel framed hay and straw storage for winter feed, allowing machinery access to load and unload bales.

T1 - Silver Birch - Reduce by approx 2m to previous points

Demolition of existing barns and erection of 2-4 residential dwellings.

T1 Yew reduce height by 2.5m and spread by 1.5m

Proposed single storey rear extension

Addition of solar panels to the existing roof on the east and south elevations

Proposed ground floor rear extension

T1 - Tulip - Mature tree with what appears to be extensive decay from historic wound at the base. Plan to reduce canopy by approx 3m

Full felling and takedown to ground level of Sycamore Tree TPO 03S18 T2 within Cholsey Scout Hut. Tree is dead and rotten

Non material amendment to application ref. P24/S1601/HH - internal alterations to approved first floor extension resulting in revised arrangement of windows on the rer elevation First floor extension and modified roof over porch and garage

Proposed open sided car port with linked entrance canopy, pergola and associated landscaping.

Proposed ground and first floor rear extension

T1&T2-Cedar- Fell to ground-outgrown their location and the client is increasing worried with the proximity to the dwelling,several cavities present on the main stems,with evidence of a historic lightening strike to T1. Client intends to replant similar species in a more suitable location. T3-Horse chestnut-situated on the eastern boundary. 1-2m reduction to reduce lateral growth over Blackstone house, due to a historic failure of the main stem the remaining canopy has a unbalanced bias towards the neighbouring property T4-Lime- situated on the eastern boundary. Deadwood removal and installation of non invasive bracing system due to low down bifurcation. T5-Horse chestnut situated on the eastern boundary. Deadwood removal and ivy sever. A historic failure on a low scaffold branch on the western tidying up to a significant growth point approximately 2-3m. T6-Yew-Fell to ground. Self set yew situated underneath the canopy of T3. T7-Yew-Reduce by 1m and deadwood removal situated underneath T1&T2 on driveway edge. T8-Bay-Reduce by 2m to give clearance from telephone lines. T9-Box-Fell to ground-poor form due to box moth caterpillar infestation. TG1- Laurels reduce height by 3m.situated left hand side of entrance gateway. Reduce down to gutter height of neighbours building & trim in sides. TG2-Yew-1-2m Reduction to re establish a more manageable height and clearance over pennygreen lane. TG3-Laurel/holly- Reduce lateral growth to re establish driveway width.

Proposed single-storey orangery/winter garden extension to the rear, linked to the existing kitchen and dining room by a lightweight glazed walkway. Associated minor alterations include replacement of the existing side entrance door with a new glazed oak French door, replacement of the existing rear timber door with a heritage-style steel-glazed door, and new oak horizontal weatherboard infill to the sides of the existing oak-framed porch.

Proposed single-storey orangery/winter garden extension to the rear, linked to the existing kitchen and dining room by a lightweight glazed walkway. Associated minor alterations include replacement of the existing side entrance door with a new glazed oak French door, replacement of the existing rear timber door with a heritage-style steel-glazed door, and new oak horizontal weatherboard infill to the sides of the existing oak-framed porch. No demolition of historic fabric is proposed; the existing doorway to the west elevation is retained, and the principal roofscape, chimneys, elevations, and internal room layout of the historic house remain unaltered.

T1 - T2 Beech - To give 1m clearance from BT Pole and crown lift over Footpath to give 2.5m from ground. T3 Yew - to give 1.5m clearance from neighbour house. T4 Lime - Remove remove growth up to 6m. T7 -T9 - Plum - Trim back by 1m. T10 Hazel - Remove lower lateral limb off neighbours roof.

Redevelopment of the site involving demolition of the rear section of the existing building, rear site clearance, and extension and alteration of the retained front structure. Proposed works include rear extension, revised fenestration and new dormers to create three dwellings (two 2 bed units and one 4 bed unit), each with private rear gardens and garden rooms. The front forecourt will be re landscaped to provide six parking spaces with associated soft landscaping.

Conversion of the existing loft space into habitable accommodation. Erection of a new dormer window.

Erection of a part single and part double-storey rear extension, and a single storey side extension.

T1 - removal of large oak tree close to front of property Property is at significant risk of structural damage through root related subsidence Please see supporting documents as well as application P25/S4089/TCA for reference

Two live/work units. Alternative scheme to that approved under application P16/S0410/FUL

Certificate of lawful development for proposed single-storey extension, remodelling & alterations.