Planning applications in PO41

T1; Holm Oak (Quercus ilex) - Pollard overall canopy, total approximately 30%. Reason: To reduce encroachment and slow the growth connecting with building. Tree also has Artists fungus (Ganoderma applanatum), so to reduce overall leverage

Demolition of dwelling; Proposed replacement dwelling

Proposed alterations and extension to first floor to create additional living accommodation; new porch; alterations to fenestration; extension to decking

T1; Flowering Plum (Prunus domestica) - Prune overall canopy approximately 30% to include a crown lift over highway; reduction of boughs extending towards neighbours property and BT wire. Reason: To reduce encroachment and comply with highways regulations.

Remove trees, weeds and scrub below 1m in height along boundary with woodland TPO (Kleffen House).

Non-illuminated signs x 7

Replenishment of/addition of boulders forward of sea wall and addition of gabion baskets to improve existing sea defences

Condition compliance application on 26/00178/HOU relating to Condition 6 (Arboreal method statement) to be discharged

Proposed single storey lean-to extension with roof terrace set into roof area; two story side extension; alterations to external materials (revised scheme)

Variation of condition 2 on 25/01499/HOU to allow changes to roofs of extension to be a mix of flat and pitched

Demolition of conservatory; Proposed single storey rear extension

T1; Conifer - Remove the south-facing codominant lateral stem in its entirety, back to its point of origin on the main stem. Reason: The lateral stem has formed a weak codominant union and carries significant lateral and end weight. This creates an increased risk of structural failure and the stem tearing out, particularly during periods of high wind. T2; Lime Tree - Remove close to ground level. Reason: The tree has developed a pronounced lean, resulting in significant asymmetric loading through the main stem and root plate. The base displays substantial adaptive growth, including a visibly enlarged and bulging root system, suggesting the tree has been responding to prolonged structural loading. Due to the extent of the lean and the continued loading placed upon the stem base and root plate; removal is proposed to prevent the tree becoming an increased structural concern as it continues to mature.

Proposed single storey ground floor extension and extension at first floor level; alterations

Proposed first floor extension to the rear and side elevations

T1; Bay (Prunus nobilis) - Dismantle to near ground level. Reason: Tree is encroaching the wall and neighbours. The lady may not answer as is not mobile, but viewing of the tree is best from the rear. Access this by going through the metal gate opposite the Wheatsheaf and it is on the left.

Lawful Development Certificate for continued use of holiday let as a permanent residential dwelling

Demolition of garage, Proposed single and two storey side/rear extension and extended decking area; outbuilding with decking area

T1; Monterey Cypress - Remove 3 branches and prune back tips of branches (see photos). Reason: Give clearance over the property, as well as to minimise the risk of any potential hazards.

24; Cabbage palm - Prune to Clear structure/wires/buildings by 1m - Prune to clear overhead lines by up to a metre. Reason: Clear structure/wires/buildings by 1m. 69; Cherry plum - Fell to ground level (directional fell). Reason: In decline, phellinus pomaceus fruiting bodies on main limbs. Sterum fungi also noted. 70; Willow species - Repollard back to previous pollard points. Reason: Prune back from buildings. 73; Sycamore - Remove dead wood. 102; Sycamore - Fell single dead codominant stem (directional fell). Reason: Stem has died. 108; Sycamore - Dismantle to ground level and grind out stump. Reason: Multiple pruning wounds, bark delamination and decay on main stem. 121; Sycamore - Dismantle to ground level and grind out stump. Reason: Sooty bark disease on main stem. 150; Field Elm - Fell to ground Level (Directional Fell). Reason: Dead. 153; Broad leaf privet - Prune to Clear structure/wires/buildings by 2m Prune to clear shed by 2m. Reason: To Clear structure/wires/buildings by 2m. 156; Monterey cypress - Dismantle to ground level. Reason: Growing beneath canopy of larger neighbouring trees, bark delamination, localised decay at base and decay on main limbs.

Proposed conversion of flat roof to form balcony with external access stairs and associated balustrading

Proposed single storey side extensions; new render finish to side and rear

Proposed siting of shipping container to form changing rooms; alterations to existing storage building

Demolition of existing rear single storey extensions and conservatory; proposed single storey rear extension to include 3 roof lights

Demolition of dwelling; Proposed dwelling

T1; Wild Cherry - Fell to ground level. T2; Common Ash - Fell to ground level. T3; Sycamore - Fell to ground level. T4; Common Ash - Fell to ground level. T5; Common Ash - Fell to ground level. T6; Common Oak - Fell to ground level. T7; Sycamore - Fell to ground level. T8; Goat Willow - Fell to ground level. T9; Common Oak - Fell to ground level. T10; Sycamore - Fell to ground level. T11; Common Oak - Reduce height by 2m, from 18m to 16m. T12; Common Ash - Fell to ground level. T13; Common Ash - Reduce height from 17m to 15m, reduce spread from 8m to 7m. T14; Common Oak - Reduce western crown spread from 9.5 to 7m, reduce eastern crown spread from 9m to 7m.

T1; Macrocarpa: (See photos for reference) - Reduce the top of the crown in height by approx. 2 metres; Crown to the west reduce by approx. 1.5 to 2 metres, reducing the crown over-extended branches back into the general crown mass; Crown to the east reduce by 1 to 1.5 metres, removing the over-extended crown back into the general crown mass; Crown is to be left in a natural form, where possible, more balanced. Top of the crown should be reduced by approx. 2 metres. This being approximately the same height as the tree with a slight lean; Southern side of the crown be reduced by up to approx. 3 metres. Bringing the overextended branches back into the general crown mass; Northern side of the crown is to be reduced by no more than 1 metre to form a natural form with the reduction from the east and west; The crown is to be left in a natural form. The branch highlighted in purple is to be removed; Reduce in height the top of the smallest diameter tree stem, leaning NE towards the house, to the point where the first branch (from the top down) extending ESE meets the trunk (approximately 2m reduction).

Removal of chimney; Proposed partial loft conversion with alterations to roof to include recessed balcony; proposed single storey rear extension and balcony with external staircase; alterations to fenestration

Prior notification for Schedule 2, Part 4, Class BC permitted development under The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order

Extensions and alterations to dwelling

Condition compliance application on 25/01089/HOU & 25/01090/LBC relating to conditions 3 (Construction details), 4 (Materials), 5 (Doors to garden) and 6 (Rainwater goods, vents, extracts) to be discharged

Lawful Development Certificate for retention of single storey extension/sunroom

T1; Macrocarpa - Fell. Reason: Leaning downwind and threat of failure. T2 and T3; Macrocarpa - Reduce in height by 40%. Reason: Fear of failure.

Proposed alterations and two storey rear extension (part room-in-roof); 2 no. front facing dormer windows and entrance porch; general roof and wall material changes

Proposed single storey link extension

Condition compliance application on 22/00345/FUL relating to condition 4 (BEMP)

Proposed shepherds hut, with outdoor kitchen, sauna and mini-meadow

Proposed side and rear extensions, new raised roof to provide accommodation within new roof space, new cladding; replacement septic tank

T1; Monterey cypress - Remove at ground level.

T1; Holm Oak (Quercus ilex) Crown lift to provide approximately 6M clearance from ground,Prune back tertiary boughs from BT wires,Remove significant deadwood and remove die back stem in top of canopy. T2; Holm Oak (Quercus ilex) Crown lift to provide approximately 6M clearance from ground,Prune back tertiary boughs from BT wires,Remove significant deadwood

Non-material amendment on 23/02019/HOU for alterations to fenestration

Proposed balcony on north/front elevation at first floor level

Non-material amendment on 21/00908/HOU to reduce the length of the extension and ridge height. Change the materials from just render to oak frame and render. rotate the ridge line 90 degrees. add a large overhang on the gable ends for shading purposes

Condition compliance application on 23/02189/RVC relating to condition 3 (PTP management and monitoring plan) to be discharged

**5 DAY NOTICE** T1; Ash - To fell to ground level. This tree is the dead tree located on the right hand side of the drive alongside the footpath. T2; Poplar - To remove the snapped top. This tree is located to the left hand side of the main gateway to the property, adjacent to the footpath and highway.

T1; Macrocarpa - Remove the broken limb. T2; Sycamore - Fell to ground level due to potential stem failure. T3; Macrocarpa - - Remove the broken limb.

Proposed single storey rear extension with balcony over (revised scheme)

Lychgate

Variation of conditions 2 and 4 on 23/01311/FUL to allow repositioning of annexe and disposal of surface and foul water by package treatment plant (revised description) (revised plans) (readvertised application)

Condition compliance application on 23/01311/FUL relating to conditions 6 (materials) and 7 (boundary treatments)

Holm oak - remove.