Planning applications in RG42

Proposed single-storey rear extension and first floor side extension.

A Purple Leaf Plum tree which is showing evidence of a Ganoderma bracket base. It is recommended to fell this tree as it will become unstable.

Proposed demolition of existing conservatory and proposed single storey wrap-around extension

Non material amendment to pp 22/00504/FUL proposing changes to 1) the North rear elevation of the top-floor apartment and 2) to West front elevation facing Nevelle Close.

Proposed equestrian building with permeable hardstanding.

Proposed decking and clubhouse building to adjoin the all weather riding surface.

Consultation from Bracknell Forest Council for outline application for the demolition of the single dwelling house and ancillary buildings at Murrell Hill Grange; the erection of up to 160 homes (including affordable homes); provision of Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace; the creation of a new vehicular access onto Murrell Hill Lane; and the provision of a pedestrian access, open space, landscaping, SuDS, and other associated infrastructure. All matters reserved except for access.

Proposed single storey rear extension, raising roof ridge height, addition of a box dormer to rear and rooflight windows to front roofslope, following the demolition of an existing conservatory and chimney.

Proposed erection of a part single / part two storey rear extension, insertion of first floor window to side and erection of a front porch extension.

Details pursuant to conditions 20 (Ecological survey) and 24 (Biodiversity enhancements) of planning permission 20/00214/OUT.

Details pursuant to condition 9 (Surface water drainage scheme) of planning permission 24/00353/FUL.

Proposed two storey rear extension with addition of loft space and new dormer and side window to new ensuite.

Outline application for the demolition of the single dwellinghouse and ancillary buildings at Murrell Hill Grange; the erection of up to 160 homes (including affordable homes); provision of Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace; the creation of a new vehicular access onto Murrell Hill Lane; and the provision of a pedestrian access, open space, landscaping, SuDS, and other associated infrastructure. All matters reserved except for access.

Change of use of woodland area and creation of recreational area, erection of timber shed and excavation of ground, erection of timber surrounds for ancillary use to Barnside House (part retrospective)

It is proposed to carry out tree surgery to one Cedar, one Lime and three Oaks. It is also proposed to remove one Oak. See supporting document for further information.

T8 - 1 x Oak Tree (TPO Tree) at rear - Reduce the overall crown of the oak tree , reducing the existing height from approximately 18 metres to 16 metres and the overall crown spread from approximately 12 metres to 9–10 metres . The reduction is to be carried out sympathetically and selectively throughout the crown , pruning back to suitable growth points and secondary branches whilst maintaining the tree’s natural shape, balanced structure and characteristic form. The reduction is to be graduated throughout the crown, avoiding an artificially rounded or heavily reduced appearance. Care will be taken to retain the main structural framework and natural crown architecture, with no unnecessary or indiscriminate removal of live growth

T1 - 1 x Silver Birch at front of property - reduce the crown by approximately 1-2m pruning back to suitable growth points throughout the crown to maintain the trees natural pendulous form, remove no more than approximately 15-20% of the live crown with the aim of improving the shape and balance, and crown symmetry while retaining the trees amenity value.

Proposed singe storey side extension and changes to fenestration.

Proposed two storey side and single storey front and rear extensions. Entrance to be moved to rear.

Proposed installation of shutter door to existing garage opening.

Certificate of lawfulness for the erection of single storey rear extension and front extension to the existing garage.

Non-material amendment for the approved Reserved Matters permission 24/00683/REM. The amendment proposes the introduction of a Phasing Plan into the approved plans schedule together with the addition of a planning condition requiring the development to be carried out in accordance with that plan for reserved matters application relating to layout, scale, appearance in respect to the erection of 27 dwellings

Section 73 application to vary conditions 2 (approved plans), 5 (finished levels), 6 (hard and soft landscaping), 7 (archaeological work), 9 (working method statement), 11 (grassland management strategy), 12 (wildlife protection plan), 13 (biodiversity enhancements), 16 (vehicular access), 17 (internal road layout), 21 (offsite highways works) and 24 (foulwater disposal) of planning application 15/00383/FUL (allowed on appeal ref APP/R0335/W/16/3163349) for the change of use of land adjoining Warfield Park for the siting of up to 82 mobile homes (according with the definition of a caravan), suitable alternative natural green space (SANGS) and informal open space, together with access improvements, landscaping and biodiversity measures. [Note for clarification: application proposes the siting of 63 mobile homes (reduction of 19) with associated changes to layout, parking, landscaping and drainage details].

This is an oak tree. 2 weeks ago a large branch fell off known as a summer drop. Called a tree specialist Sarah Ducksworth who also works with Bracknell council. Branch fell off whilst we were away on holiday. Went over neighbours fences. Since then has been cleared by tree specialist cleaning company.

T1 is currently in an advanced state of physiological and structural decline. Visual inspection from ground level reveals severe canopy thinning and widespread tip dieback throughout, which is strongly indicative of Ash Dieback (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus). The canopy contains a significant volume of major deadwood. While we recognise that deadwood removal is exempt under TPO regulations, its presence highlights the tree's overall trajectory and poor health. Furthermore, multiple cavities displaying extensive decay are visible from ground level, alongside several structural snap-out points where major limbs have previously failed. Given the structural defects, internal decay, and loss of structural timber, the tree exhibits unnatural movement during high-wind events, raising serious concerns regarding full or partial failure. While the main stem sits on the boundary, both properties (No. 15 and No. 16) and their outbuildings - specifically the garage at No. 16 - fall squarely within the tree's fall-zone target area. RSL therefore proposes the following management intervention: 1. Crown Reduction: Reduce the entire canopy by 3m-4m, cutting back to suitable, viable secondary lateral growth points to reduce wind sail and mechanical leverage on compromised limbs. 2. Crown Clean & Maintenance: Remove all major deadwood, damaged/snapped growth, crossing and rubbing branches, and heavily decayed limbs to eliminate immediate drop hazards. Objective: The primary goal of this specification is to alleviate weight and mechanical stress on compromised structural points, stabilising the tree and mitigating public safety risks as far as reasonably practicable, short of total removal, while it continues its natural decline. W.3.W: ///issue.ample.rally

Application for certificate of proposed lawfulness for the siting of a mobile structure to be used as a day room, ancillary to the equestrian use of the site.

T17 Oak - cut back lateral branches by 2m to leave a finished spread of 8m. T19 Oak -cut back lateral branches by 2m to leave a finished spread of 8m. The proposed pruning above is required to provide sufficient clearance for the safe construction of the new building. Selected lateral branches extending towards the proposed building footprint and access route require reduction to allow for safe construction activities. The works have been limited to those branches necessary to achieve the required clearance. No greater pruning is proposed than is reasonably necessary, and every effort will be made to retain the tree's health, structural integrity, and visual amenity. All pruning will be carried out in accordance with current arboricultural best practice.

Large Beech situated in the North West corner of the property. Believe the property line was moved many years ago so this is possibly included within the Area TPO. Guidance and the law 2014 states Area TPO's are for emergency short term use only however this has been in place since 1995 so falls well out of the criteria so it is impossible to tell if the tree is protected or not. The tree has recently shed a large limb due to summer branch drop and has apparently shed branches into the neighbouring property last year due to similar circumstances. The lower crown appears to show vigorous dense foliage however the upper portion is sparse and well in decline. Remains of a fungal fruiting body although decayed (likely Meripilus Giganteus) pic attached found at the base which would explain the trees inability to supply the upper crown with sufficient water and the shedding of limbs common to this species. Fell tree to ground level as significant risk to life and property on both sides of the property line. Urgent 5 day notice

Non Material amendment for planning permission 24/00722/3 for the redevelopment of former Warfield Pimary School

Please refer to the full tree works schedule in the tree report. Prune 9 trees and fell 2 trees.

Proposed single storey rear flat roof extension with roof light

Details pursuant to condition 3 (Details of Construction Materials for External Surfaces) of PP 22/00301/FUL for the erection of a new bioscience building for research and development with associated access, parking, landscaping and associated infrastructure following demolition of existing buildings.

Proposed single storey rear flat roof extension with roof light

Proposed installation of a new chiller compound.

Non material amendment for changes to the approved elevations under PP 22/00301/FUL for full planning permission for the erection of a new bioscience building for research and development with associated access, parking, landscaping and associated infrastructure following demolition of existing buildings.

Proposed loft conversion with side dormer and rooflights.

Proposed first floor side extension.

Proposed dormer to front elevation

Proposed conversion of attached garage to habitable accommodation

Prior approval application for proposed erection of 2No. general purpose agricultural storage buildings

Proposed demolition of existing agricultural buildings and erection of a replacement dwelling, together with associated access, landscaping, ecological enhancement and sustainable drainage infrastructure.

Non-Material amendment to planning permission 25/00491/FUL for the amendment of approved plan to relocate side window of toilet, which is on the side elevation, to the rear elevation.

Proposed new detached double garage and workshop.

Non-Material amendment to planning permission 25/00513/FUL for the removal of loft conversion and roof alterations from proposed design

Proposed single storey rear/side extension and new roof over existing and proposed rear structure.

Retrospective application for siting of InPost Parcel Locker

Proposed erection of a single storey rear extension.

Full planning permission for the proposed erection of a single storey building, plant enclosure and minibus parking area with access from B3017, with associated open space, landscaping and infrastructure.

Section 73 application to vary condition 2 (Related drawings) of planning permission 25/00081/FUL for the erection of proposed single storey side extension and front porch extension and change of external materials to areas of part render and timber cladding to Jalna. Proposed single storey rear extension and front porch extension and change of external materials to areas of part render and timber cladding to The Swallows. (For clarification: this application seeks to revise approved drawings to change the roof design of the side extension element).

Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for an existing garage conversion.