Planning applications in PO38

T1; Cherry - Reduce by approximately 30% to good growth points. T2; Sycamore - Fell to near ground level. Reason: Oversized for location (too close to old stone boundary wall).

Removal of existing balcony and porch canopy; Proposed porch on front elevation with balcony and balustrade above

G1; 2x dead ash whips - Remove to ground level. G2; Sycamore - Reduce overhang back to give approx. 2-3 m clearance of property. T1; Holm Oak - Reduce overhang back to give approx. 2-3 m clearance of property. T2; Holm Oak - Reduce crown by approx. 30% back to good growth points. G3; Sycamore x3 - Remove. Reason: To open up the view and give the mature oak in the background some space. G4; Pine & Ash - Reduce overhang back to give approx. 2-3 m clearance of property.

Pittosporum - Remove. Reason: Damaging stone wall and is starting to interfere with our telephone line.

Sycamore tree & Ash tree - Pollard back to their growth points.

Sycamore (on boundary of Elm cottage and Elm Dene) - Fell. Reason: Tree is almost dead with few leaves remaining, significant branches are starting to fall onto road, driveways and garden seating areas.

**5 Day Notice** Sycamore - Reduce crown by 50%, back to growth points. Reason: Overhanging roof. The roof requires urgent works, the sycamore tree need the limbs removed before the work can be done.

T4; English Oak - Reduce lower lateral over-extending branches back to suitable growth points up to 2-3m from branch tips; remove downward growing branches to prevent further leveraging. Reason: Lower canopy has become unbalanced and leaning more towards the client's property. By reducing the large lateral limbs and removing downward growth we hope to promote re-balancing and take off some weight to prevent leveraging.

T1; Sycamore - Prune back to previous points (Allowed lesser works 21/02278/TW). Reason: Last pruned more than 3 years ago and has grown considerably, both vertically and horizontally.

Condition compliance application on 26/00665/FUL for condition 1 (paint and finish)

Condition compliance application on 25/01801/FUL relating to Condition 4 (Tee Protection) to be discharged

Lawful Development Certificate to establish compliance with Condition No.1 on 22/01079/FUL to confirm that a lawful material commencement has taken place

Demolition of existing house; proposed replacement dwelling

**5 DAY NOTICE** T1; Sweet chestnut - Selective pruning (Only one branch being over 75mm, denoted with a yellow line on photo and would not need removing in its entirety. The rest would be well under 50mm). Reason: To allow larger vehicles to pass underneath without damaging the tree.

Retention of a wastewater treatment tank, storage tank, break chamber, pump chamber and associated works

Variation of conditions 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 on 22/00899/FUL to reflect development as built

Condition compliance application on 26/00587/HOU relating to Condition 3 (Arboreal Method Statement) to be discharged

Retention of decking area and summerhouse

Two ash trees - Fell both trees to ground level and remove all resulting arisings from site. Reason: Ash dieback and showing signs of decline.

T1; Beech Hedge - Reduce by 50%. Reason: Hedge is too large for where it's situated. T2; White Beam - Reduce by up to 25%. Reason: Tree too large for where it's situated, has previously been pruned to these points.

3x Sycamore Trees to be crown raised to 8m. Reason: Clearance from the roofs of out-buildings. 2x Elm Tree - Removal to ground level. Reason: To open up bank.

Retention of detached residential annexe within the curtilage of the dwelling house

Proposed single storey extension

Listed Building Consent for boundary wall repairs, partial removal of some local stonework, ground anchoring and associated works

Boundary wall repairs, partial removal of some local stonework, ground anchoring and associated works.

Condition compliance application on 24/00285/FUL relating to Condition 3 (Materials) to be discharged

Sycamore tree - Remove. Reason: Remove from the top of a wall, as it is causing damage to the wall & it is also taking light off an apple tree next to it.

Lawful Development Certificate for proposed replacement roof covering

Proposed two storey side extension

Proposed single storey rear extension and extension at first floor level on side elevation

Condition compliance application on 25/01121/HOU relating to condition 3 (Materials) to be discharged

Condition compliance application on 24/00497/FUL for conditions 3 (Construction Management Plan), 5 (Hard Landscaping) and 7 (Materials)

**5 Day Notice** Beech tree - 40-50% reduction for safety. Reason: Half the tree already snapped out.

Condition compliance application on 22/01377/FUL relating to conditions 7 (Arboreal Method Statement) and 8 (Biodiversity Management Plan) to be discharged

T1; Mulberry. Reduced to the same level as the decking railing. Reason: Tree is encroaching on the decking area and dropping staining fruits. T2; Cherry. Crown reduce by 30%. Reason: Tree has poor vitality in the crown, with some dieback

Lawful Development Certificate for proposed external refurbishment works to replace soffits & fascias, balcony decking and external elevational re-surfacing

Construction of proposed detached garage/outbuilding. Reconstruction and alteration of existing stone boundary wall and alteration to vehicular access

Pruning and reshaping of the bushes, shrubs and trees to the front of the property, reducing them down to a starting height of approximately 1200mm. Reason: To bring them to a more manageable level to allow for new growth and shaping.

Continued use of land as campsite to include retention of two yurts for tourism accommodation, one in association with caravan; retention of third yurt to be used as changing room in association with mobile sauna; retention of mobile sauna, decking and plunge pools (chattel); retention of lean to in spa area including toilet and shower; retention of ancillary home office; retention of landscaping improvements (readvertised application)

Monolithic pollard: Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus), tree at very rear of back garden. Tree has sooty bark disease and has been dropping heavier and heavier branches onto the garden of 5 St Boniface Terrace, and neighbouring property over the course of several years. The tree is now a danger to life and to structures. The disease has spread upward from the lower, smaller branches to the split trunk, where it has consumed the right side, stripping bark and leaving the branches unable to bear leaves. The left side is not as badly affected, but the arborist (KC Tree Work & Fencing) advises the disease will spread and weaken these branches, making tree works dangerous as the branches will eventually not support ropes and equipment necessary to address. These left side branches are also above a summerhouse and will cause significant damage to property and people if left to perish and fall.

Retention and repair of partially constructed garden terracing to accommodate proposed solar panels

Continued use of stone barn and specified areas of curtilage for occasional use as licensed wedding ceremony venue

T1; Unknown species - Remove. Reason: Tree is dead, trunk is rotted and soft. To avoid injury to people and damage to property. T2; Unknown species - Remove. Reason: Tree is dead and started to rot at the base. T3; Monterey Cyprus - Remove. Reason: The tree is huge, the root ball has already started to damage the retaining wall which goes directly onto our neighbour's property. T4; Scotts Pine - Remove. Reason: Tree has grown in height and is causing the retaining wall to bulge and crack. T5; Cordyline australis - Remove. Replant native trees in the garden.

Prior approval for demolition of farmhouse and ancillary outbuilding comprising farm barns

T1; Ash - Dismantle to near ground level. Reason: Twin stem tree with included union and large pocket of decay at union.

Agricultural Prior Notification for proposed Agricultural storage barn.

Proposed single storey extension

Demolition of former bus depot

Proposed single storey extension

T1; Multi-stemmed sycamore - Fell to near ground level. Reason: Decay pockets on 2 inner stems, when probed these go in a minimum depth of 25cm. Target failure zone should these stems collapse are the property, shed, fence and greenhouse. T2; Single stemmed Sycamore - 20% crown thin to reduce cluttered inner crown, along with a 10% crown reduction. Reason: South/east side of the trunk from 0.5 -1.5 high is evidence of slime flux, crown is cluttered.