Planning applications in PO7

1no Lime (T1) - Pollard to finished height of 15m, crown reduced western aspect of the tree to 4m, all other aspects to 5m. Remove secondary and tertiary back to suitable pollard points, crown thin by 15%, crown lift by a distance of 5.5m clearance of the carriageway. Tree subject to TPO 1207

1No. Silver Birch (T1) - Crown height reduction by 2.5m leaving a height of 10m. Crown width reduction of 1.5m leaving a width of 6m. Tree Subject to TPO 1222.

Prior notification for single storey development extending 4.2 metres beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling, incorporating a maximum height of 3 metres and an eaves height of 2.8 metres.

Proposed single storey rear extension

Internal alteration and full loft conversion with both front and rear dormers

1 No. Sycamore - Crown height reduction of 2m leaving a height of 13m. Crown width reduction of 2m leaving a width of 7m. Trees subject to TPO 1422.

Erection of single storey garden room.

2 No. Sycamore Trees - as identified asT10 and T12 (as shown on sketch plan) under TPO 1381. Reduce crown height and spread by 3metres, returning to previous pruning points, leaving crown height of approximately 5 metres and crown spread of approximately 3m.

Location: nearest postcode: PO7 5SE, w3w: rift.sounds.heavy, Easting / northing: 466452 , 106620 and w3w: stay.fight.could, Easting / northing: 466468 , 106619 see attached

Single storey rear extension. This proposal is for the construction of a modest single-storey extension to the rear of the existing dwelling. The extension itself will measure approximately: 5.05m...

1 No. Common Oak. Crown height reduction by 2.5m leaving a height of 11m. Crown width reduction by 2m leaving a width of 11m. Trees subject to TPO 1386.

Proposed first-floor dormer extensions & external alterations

Single Storey Rear Extension

T1 Ash - as per sketch map. The tree is multi-stemmed at base. Remove dead stem on southern side of tree overhanging neighbouring garden. Remove stem on North Eastern side of tree, stem has evidenc...

Proposed demolition of existing care home

(land opposite) 7 TP - Oak - Remove Deadwood 12 TP - Oak - Reduce long heavily weighted branches on north side by 2-3m 13 TP - Oak - Remove Deadwood

T1 - Leyland Cypress - remove to ground level due to decay present at base/union T2 - Dead standing Prunus - remove to ground level due to being dead standing

Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for the proposed construction of a single storey rear extension.

1No Oak (T1) crown lift to approx 4 metres house side, partial 2 metre reduction from house side to clear property. Current height approx 20 metres, current spread approx 16 metres, finished spread 14 metres. Subject to TPO

Discharge of condition 4 of planning application APP/24/00501.

Single storey rear extension. Alterations to Fenestrations

Loft Conversion with Front Dormers, Front Garage Extension, Rear Orangery and Roof Lantern

Single storey side extension.

Single storey rear extension to replace existing upvc conservatory, new front porch, revised rear dormer window, replacement windows and doors alterations to existing garage including forming a studio and potting shed, constructing a new pitched roof with solar panels and associated works

Single storey rear extension to replace existing upvc conservatory, new front porch, revised rear dormer window, replacement windows and doors alterations to existing garage including forming a studio and potting shed, constructing a new pitched roof with solar panels and associated works.

T1 Fell to ground level conifer tree located at the rear of the property due to being located in a raised bed and poor location. T2 cherry to be reduced by around 15% overall to create a uniform and balanced canopy, no more than 0.5m from branch tips. works being carried out to maintain the tree and ensure uniform growth.

Discharge of conditions 3, 4 and part of 5 concerning implementation and phasing of planning consent SDNP/26/00670/LIS

T1 Fell to ground level conifer tree located at the rear of the property due to being located in a raised bed and poor location. T2 cherry to be reduced by around 15% overall to create a uniform and balanced canopy, no more than 0.5m from branch tips. works being carried out to maintain the tree and ensure uniform growth.

Non material amendment to planning consent SDNP/26/01780/HOUS - To change form a hip roof to a gable roof

Non material amendment to planning consent SDNP/26/01780/HOUS - To change form a hip roof to a gable roof

T1 - Yew Reduce East side canopy by 1-1.5 metres, back to suitable growth points to maintain overhanging into garden. T2 - Leyland Cypress Reduce east side canopy by up to 2.5 metres, back to suitable growth points or source to maintain overhang into garden and safe distance from adjacent structures. T3 - Yew Reduce East side canopy by 1-1.5 metres, back to suitable growth points to maintain overhanging into garden Reason for works - To reduce overhang into garden and maintain safe distance from dwelling / adjacent structures

3 No. Common Oak = Subject TPO = 1037 T1 = Common Oak - Crown height reduction by 4m leaving a height of 12m. Crown width reduction by 2.5m leaving a width of 5m. T2 = Common Oak - Crown height reduction by 3m leaving a height of 11m. Crown width reduction by various amounts (See application) leaving a width of 6m. T3= Common Oak - Crown height reduction by 4.5m leaving a height of 12m. Crown width reduction by 2.5m leaving a width of 7m.

Single Storey Rear Extension

No1 Yew - Crown Height reduction by 6m leaving a height of 4m - tree subject to TPO 1185

Lawful Development Certificate for the proposed removal of a rear conservatory extension with timber framed windows and door. Alterations to doors and windows including the installation of rear bi-folding doors.

Agricultural Barn

Application for Advertisement Consent for: 2No. Internally Illuminated Facia Boards, 1 No. Internally Illuminated Mesh Principal Facia Signage. 8 No. Graphic Vinyls. 1 No. internally mounted TV Display (Illuminated) to Front Elevation.

An agricultural barn to be used as a Hay Store, Machinery Store and Cattle Handling Facilities

T1 - purple plum Reduce canopy by up to 1.5 metres to maintain size and shape. T2 - Holly Reduce height by 2 metres, back to suitable growth points. Reduce canopy spread by up to 2.5 metres. Crown raise to 3 metres to facilitate parking

1 x Yew Situated in rear garden next to swimming pool, tree is on the end of a large formal yew hedge and has suffered badly from invasive ivy.Works proposed are to reduce tree down to hedge level and form part of the large formal hedge as quite a bit of low level young growth is present to encourage regeneration. I would say reduce by 6meters , which would be down to the same height as the rest of the old existing yew hedges

oak tree - showing signs of disease/distress. Reduce tree by 3m back to strong growth points in an attempt to halt the heavy decline of the tree.

Variation of Condition 3 of planning consent APP/25/00089 to vary the approved external materials.

Adjoining Authority Consultation - Havant Borough Council - APP/26/00425 - Application for approval of all Reserved Matters (siting, scale, external appearance, and landscaping) relating to Phase 4 (Southern Access Road) of the Havant Thicket Reservoir development pursuant to Condition 2 of the S73 consent planning reference APP/24/00312 dated 6th December 2024

No 1. Oak tree - Crown height reduction of 4 metres leaving a height of 13.5 metres. Crown width reduction of 3 metres leaving a width of 10.5 metres. Crown Lift of 7.5 metres from the ground. TPO - 1029

T5 - Lime Fell down to ground level. The lime is heavily suppressed by the adjacent mature cedar and is unlikely to reach maturity due to competition for light, moisture and growing space. The tree has limited future amenity value in its current position and removal is proposed as a matter of sound arboricultural management.

Prior notification for single storey development extending 6.4 metres beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling with a maximum height of 3.8 metres and an eaves height of 2.2 metres.

T1 Copper Beech - Reduce extended lateral limbs on the eastern side of the canopy by up to 1.5m to suitable growth points, maintaining a natural crown form in accordance with BS3998. The eastern side of the canopy has extended towards the neighbouring property, resulting in increased encroachment. The proposed reduction will provide reasonable clearance from the property boundary, maintain the tree?s overall shape and balance, and help manage future encroachment whilst retaining the amenity value of the tree. T2 Lime - Remove southern basal stem/sucker to ground level. A secondary stem has developed from the base of the tree and is growing towards the neighbouring property at an unfavourable angle due to suppression from the main canopy. Removal of this stem will prevent further encroachment, improve the form of the retained tree, and reduce future management requirements. T3 Ash - Re-pollard to the previous pollard points at approximately 2m above ground level. The tree has been historically managed as a pollard, with established pollard points located at approximately 2m above ground level. Cavities are present within the historic pollard heads, and significant regrowth has developed from these points. Re-pollarding is recommended to reduce loading on the historic pollard heads and associated areas of decay, thereby reducing the risk of structural failure and prolonging the safe retention of the tree. The current regrowth also extends towards nearby overhead lines, and the proposed works will provide appropriate clearance whilst maintaining the tree in its traditional pollard form. G1 Group of 5 Yew Trees Crown raise to approximately 3m above ground level on the northern side and reduce the northern side of the group by up to 2.5m to suitable growth points. Reduce extended lateral branches overhanging the access driveway from the eastern side of the first yew tree by up to 2.5m. The proposed works are to manage encroachment into the garden and over the

We moved into this property in December 2025. The house had been unoccupied for nearly a year and little or no work appears to have been carried out to boundary and trees by the previous owners. There are two areas of work we are proposing to carryout. Silver Birch tree to left of property. The Silver Birch tree has been pollarded previously and it is planned to pollard back to the previous level to keep the tree under control (crown reduction by approx 5 metres. It is planned to get the hedge under control and rover the boundary and a number of Lilac shrubs. Yew Tree to Right of Property. Once again the Yew has been left to grow uncontrolled. The tree is very close to the house (trunk 2.6 metres from building) and the surveyor commented that the tree overhang could damage the flat roof, and also the closeness of the trunk to the house could potentially cause damage to foundations through root activity. Apparently by reducing the crown it will slow root activity and reduce risk of roof damage. Therefore we propose to clear shrubs around the base of the Yew to help the rootstock and reduce the crown by 2/3rds (approx 4 metres) and shape the ensuing regrowth. Obviously for a project of this size we will be using a qualified arborist and dates have not been planned - I understand it must be at least 6 weeks from this email.. I have attached a number of photos for information, and please do not hesitate to ask if you need any further information. Many Thanks

Demolition of existing garage and conservatory; erection of two-storey side and rear extension and entrance porch; new detached double garage with storage over; new access and car parking arrangement.

Two Outbuilding and Patio