Planning applications in WD5

TPO760 T50 Mature oak tree has died. We request permission to remove all branches to just leave the main trunk. Over recent years the tree has been progressively later to come into leaf and earlier to lose its' leaves than the adjacent mature oak. This year the tree has not produced any leaves at all. A local tree surgeon, Tom from T's Trees has inspected the tree and does not believe the tree trunk to be hollow. Photo2 shows damage around the trunk, which may be related to the tree's death. This damage was there when the current owners moved in.

Construction of a two storey rear extension; alterations to the fenestration

Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of new single storey rear extension

Construction of single storey side and rear extension; removal of chimney stacks; alterations to the fenestration; construction of patio

Discharge of Biodiversity Gain Plan pursuant to planning permission 24/1689/FUL.

Discharge of Biodiversity Gain Plan pursuant to planning permission 24/1689/FUL.

Construction of single storey side and rear extension; removal of chimney stacks; alterations to the fenestration; construction of patio

Discharge of Conditions 11 (Drainage) and 12 (Landscape Management) pursuant to planning permission 21/0620/FUL

1 x Sycamore Tree (T10) Reduction by 35 to 40%. Tree has grown significantly. It's now blocking large amounts of natural light during morning & early afternoon, it's heavily impacting solar generation and also becoming an insurance issue.

Discharge of Conditions 3 (Materials), 4 (Hard and Soft Landscaping), 5 (Boundary Treatment), 9 (Ecological Enhancements) pursuant to planning permission 24/1689/FUL.

Construction of single storey side and rear extension, internal alterations; alterations to the patio; alterations to fenestration.

T129 Larch requires emergency pruning due to excessive growth. The Larch ahs 3/4 branch that sre dangerously sagging. Lower branches require a heavy reduction to reduce the risk of failing on the property. Ash G37 needs dead branches removed and a light pruning to reshape and made safe for any passing person and reduce risk of any branches breaching telecommunications cable outthe front.

Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft conversion including rear dormer window and front rooflights

Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft conversion including rear dormer window and front rooflights

Cerificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Construction of outbuilding

Construction of single storey front and rear extensions and flat roofing infill to side

Cerificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Construction of outbuilding

Tree 203 - Common lime. Remove. The tree has basal decay identified and poses a risk to road users. Trees 202 - 211 and Trees 215 - 220. Lime. Raise crown bases over road as required to provide 5.5m height clearance to facilitate unrestricted access for high-side vehicles. Tree 215 (lime) prune branches to provide 1m clearance from bulb of street light. Trees 221, 222 and 223 - common lime. Pollard 221 and 223 back to former pollard points. Pollard Tree 222 to a new pollard framework at a height of 8 metres. These trees are in close proximity to building frontages and are becoming excessively dominant.

Tree 170 (Tag 552) Large-leaved lime. Reduce height by 3-4m and reduce spread by 2-3m. Tree 179 Crack willow. Re-pollard back to former pollard points Tree 181 Eucalyptus. Reduce crown by approx 10m back to past pollard points Tree 184 Weeping willow. Reduce crown by 4-5m, back to new lower pollard framework Tree 187 Flowering cherry. Remove.

Tree 203 - Common lime. Remove. The tree has basal decay identified and poses a risk to road users. Trees 202 - 211 and Trees 215 - 220. Lime. Raise crown bases over road as required to provide 5.5m height clearance to facilitate unrestricted access for high-side vehicles. Tree 215 (lime) prune branches to provide 1m clearance from bulb of street light. Trees 221, 222 and 223 - common lime. Pollard 221 and 223 back to former pollard points. Pollard Tree 222 to a new pollard framework at a height of 8 metres. These trees are in close proximity to building frontages and are becoming excessively dominant.

Tree 190 (Tag 556) Ash. Reduce crown by 5-6m back to previous reduction points Tree 193 Sweet gum. Reduce crown height and spread by 2-3m. Refer to Tree Data Sheet for justification

Tree 170 (Tag 552) Large-leaved lime. Reduce height by 3-4m and reduce spread by 2-3m. Tree 179 Crack willow. Re-pollard back to former pollard points Tree 181 Eucalyptus. Reduce crown by approx 10m back to past pollard points Tree 184 Weeping willow. Reduce crown by 4-5m, back to new lower pollard framework Tree 187 Flowering cherry. Remove.

Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Construction of detached single storey garage/outbuilding

Variation of Condition 2 (Plans) pursuant to planning permission 26/0508/FUL to allow an increase in size to the ground floor extension

Demolition of existing conservatory and part demolition of garage; construction of single-storey rear extension; conversion of garage into habitable accommodation

Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of single storey rear extension with roof lantern

Construction of single storey rear extension, alterations to ground floor side roof, installation of window to side elevation

Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of single storey rear extension with pergola, rear patio, and sedum roof, solar panels and rooflights; alterations to side fenestration; alteration to external materials of front elevation including render

Demolition of utility room and construction of single storey front, side and rear extension; first floor rear extension.

Part-retrospective: Replacement of ground floor bay window with french doors and sidelight, erection of side patio, and installation of new boundary picket fence and timber gate

Removal of single storey front extension and, construction of single storey rear extension, removal of chimneys; alteration to fenestration including relocation of entrance door, external materials including render

1 Ash in 3rd Party ownership - Remove Deadwood 6 Yew - Shorten back lateral growth to footpath edge 7 Yew - Shorten back lateral growth to footpath edge 8 Oak - Shorten back lateral growth to footpath edge. Sever ivy 9 Oak - Sever Ivy 10 LC - Prune the tree's tertiary branches to provide 1m clearance with the street lamp, and ensuring that a 45 degree from vertical splay is clear so as to allow light to reach the underlying pavement unobstructed. Remove low branch growing towards road. 11 Lime - Sever ivy 12 Lime - Sever Ivy 13 Lime - Sever ivy 14 Ash - Sever ivy 15 Ash - Sever ivy 16 Ash - Sever Ivy. Reduce and shape crown by up to 3m. Shorten back laterals over road.

Alterations to front elevation and front fenestration including relocation of entrance door, conversion of garage into habitable accommodation

Construction of single storey rear extension and detached outbuilding

Construction of a single-storey front extension

Loft conversion including rear dormer and front rooflights

Horse Chestnut tree (TPO-284) at the bottom of the garden of 9 Linnet Road requires 20% crown reduction due to the lack of daylight to the property of 9 linnet road. Further trimming of overhang ing branches due to the sticky buds dropped on the lawn would also be preferable due to pet hazards.

Construction of single storey side/rear extension and enclosing and conversion of open under-croft into habitable accommodation

Construction of two-storey side extension

Tree Number - T1 Tree Type - Lime (Tilia cordata) Approx. Diameter at 1.5m - 0.6m Approx. Height - 18m Approx. Crown Spread Diameter - 10m Location - See map Service - Crown Reduction Work Required - Reduce height by up to 3m, 1m below previous pruning points. Re- pollard lateral spread to previous by removing approximately 2m. Reduce the North Eastern lateral limbs to 1m below previous pruning points, to finished crown dimensions of 15m height and 5m lateral spread. Remove all epicormic growth. Reason - As per clients request Priority Code - ON

Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft conversion including hip to gable roof extension, rear dormers and front rooflights; side/rear windows

Construction of first floor side extension, loft conversion and extension including rear juliet dormer and front rooflights

Demolition of existing conservatory, detached garage, store, shed, construction of two storey and rear side extension and alterations to fenestration detail.

Loft conversion including rear dormer and front rooflights, erection of front porch and lean to extension

Part Retrospective: Construction of outbuilding

Retrospective: Construction of detached residential annex

Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft conversion with rear dormer window, front rooflights and removal of chimney

Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft conversion including rear dormer with side/rear windows

Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed Development: Loft conversion including rear dormer with windows.

T2 - Horse Chestnut to reduce by 1.5m. We reduced this tree 5-6 years ago due to poor condition. The proposed reduction will reduce weight on the new growth that has now been produced. If left long term the weak unions could start to fail. This is over a road, close to a park so has a high footfall and is over a clients driveway and neighbouring out building so has a high risk of failure was to occur. Current height is around 12-15m