Planning applications in WR3

Please see tree schedule, plans and works specification included with in the attached arboricultural report.

Conversion of roof space to form 1no, 1 bedroom apartment.

Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed single storey rear extension

Demolition of existing garage, single storey rear extension and single storey side extension

T1 - Acacia - A reduction of approximately 2 metres overall - This reduction will decrease the overall canopy sail area and consequently reduce wind loading and bending stresses placed upon the compromised unions and areas of decay. Deadwood removed throughout the canopy, Ivy stripped down to basal growth. T2 - Yew - reduce in height by 2-3m to match adjacent yew trees.

Change of use of existing highway verge to residential garden land

Scots Pine (TPO049) Carefully fell to as near to surrounding ground level as possible.

Undertake works in accordance with all recommendations set out in the tree survey report. In respect of T1, the duty holder has requested that Option 1 be implemented, which is supported in accordance with the report.

Proposed garage

Certificate of lawfulness for a proposed loft conversion with a rear dormer and velux roof light.

Single storey extension to side of existing dwelling, and alterations

T1 – Common Oak: Reduce branches of the lower crown overhanging the garden of 23 Eastbank Drive, to suitable growth points by approximately 2 metres and sympathetically shape the upper crown to match, maintaining the tree’s natural form.

Proposed Outdoor Portable Timber Veranda (Retrospective)

Willow - Coppice

T1 - 1 x douglas fir - Thin and reduce the heavy side branches by approximately 1–2 metres to appropriate growth points and remove any dead, damaged, or defective branches. As per recommendation from tree officer from site visit.

Non-Material Amendments to Ref W/25/02033/HP for the change in finishing materials - existing brickwork currently approved as re-painted, but now proposed for rendering

Removal of Condition 4 (Agricultural Tie) of planning permission W/88/02366/O (Agricultural Dwelling)

Lawful certifcate for a proposed garage conversion and single storey rear extension.

Copper Beech trees situated either side of the drive - Cut back branches to give adequate clearance of the BT cables. Crown lift the lane side to approximately 5 metres above ground level. Remove deadwood.

2 Storey side extension and single storey rear extension.

Demolition of side garage and construction of side single storey extension

Prior approval application for a proposed single storey rear extension.

A ground floor extension and revised finishes to the walls

Proposed additional storey to existing dwelling, and adding a tiled roof to the existing garage.

Proposed single storey rear extension.

Advertisement consent for 2no. externally illuminated fascia signs and 2no. non illuminated fascia signs to the East and South elevations, and boundary wall.

Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed loft conversion and rear dormer.

Formation of habitable room in roofspace with rear dormer and side gable.

Single-storey rear extension with rear-facing gabled window feature, alterations to the front elevation, and the addition of a side-facing entrance incorporating a canopy roof over.

Cerificate of Lawfulness for a proposed single-storey side extension to detached single family dwelling. (Class use C3)

First floor rear extension and single storey rear extension.

There are two trees I wish to remove from my garden as follows: 1) Yew tree. This tree is reasonably juvenile, but has grown next to the boundary wall that I share with my neighbour at No 5 Rainbow Hill Terrace. The tree has contributed to a 20m section of the boundary wall collapsing which now needs to be reinstated as directed by the Heritage Officer. The contractor who will undertake the work to rebuild the wall has highlighted that it is impossible to rebuild the wall vertically on the boundary because of the position of the tree. In addition, the Tree Officer (who visited my garden to inspect the tree) has advised that the tree is continuing to grow (albeit slowly) and it will likely grow to three times its current size. I would therefore like to apply to remove the tree so that the boundary wall can be re-instated in line with the curtilage listing for the property. 2) Hawthorn tree. The tree appears to be mature. I applied to prune the tree a couple of years' ago. Unfortunately having pruned the tree it appears to have largely died. The trunk of this tree is right next to the boundary wall. As the tree has now largely died (this has been verified by a tree surgeon who visited our property to quote to remove the yew tree), I would like to apply to remove it at the same time that the yew tree is removed. We will plant two replacement trees, one a eucalyptus and the other a cherry blossom. The trees will be planted near to where the trees are removed, but away from the boundary wall.

Single storey side and rear extension.

Single storey rear extension

Acer situated in front garden - Carefully fell to as near to surrounding ground level as possible. Tree has outgrown its position and causing a nuisance. It was planted by the previous owners. Willows situated in rear garden, adjacent to river. Re-pollard at main bolling area, approximately 6-8 metres above ground level. Good tree maintenance.

Lawful Development Certificate to confirm commencement of development for live/work unit approved under planning reference W/23/01454/FUL.

Proposed first floor front extension, porch and single storey front extension, single storey rear extension, installation of render to part of existing and other external alterations. Variation of condition 2 Ref. W/25/01129/HP.

Fell two Weeping Willows

T1 Horse Chestnut - 1. Reduce height of the tree by up to 3mtrs, to suitable growth points. 2. Reduce lateral spread of crown by up to 4mtrs overall, a maximum of 2mtrs on each side, again to suitable growth points. 3. The removal of all damaged, dead or dysfunctional branches. T2. Maple (Sycamore) - 1. The removal of all damaged and dead branches, likely attributable to squirrel activity, 2. The removal of all Ivy to ground level.

Approval of details reserved by conditon 17 (water butts) of planning approval 25/00150/FUL

Approval of details reserved by condition 3 (building materials) and 5 (tree protection plan) of planning permission 25/00809/HP

Single storey rear extension, with flat roof and lantern, together with associated works and additional window to West elevation.

Single storey front infill extension

Certificate of Lawful Existing Use for the independent residential occupation (Use Class C3) of a self-contained unit known as "1 The Courtyard."

Undertake tree works as detailed on application form and in any accompanying information

Undertake tree works as deailed on application form and in any accompanying information

Certificate of Lawfulness for the existing operational development comprising the excavation of foundation trenches at Court Farm, Hindlip Lane, Hindlip, Worcester, WR3 8SS, undertaken pursuant to planning permission ref. W/13/01593/PN and reserved matters approval ref. 17/02458/RM. The works relate to the areas of the site where the approved buildings were to be constructed and comprise trenches intended to contain the foundations, or part of the foundations, of those buildings.

Approval of details reserved by conditions 3 and 4 (materials) of Listed building consent 25/00868/LB

Cedar Tree - Remove deadwood, Overall canopy thinning, and removal of snapped and overextended limbs.

Loft conversion with front and rear dormers