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Compliance with conditions notification 26/00300/LBC (Removal of the existing conservatory and construction of a new orangery.) Condition 4 - Samples or high-quality photographs of the bricks. Condition 6 - Large-scale drawings of new windows and doors. Condition 7 - Section-drawing through the roof
T5014 - Birch - Silver (Betula pendula) - Fell
T5027, T5028 - Ash - Common (Fraxinus excelsior) - Fell
Planning application for the subdivision of existing office buildings and associated external alterations
Contorted Willow (marked T1)- Remove Fell to near ground level and treat stump to inhibit regrowth; Elaeagnus, Laurel, Magnolia, Walnut, Camelia, Choisya, Fir, Cabbage Palm, Euonymus and Philadelphus (marked SG1 and SG2) - Fell all within 6.5m of the front right corner to near ground level and treat stumps to inhibit regrowth, maintain remainder broadly at no larger than current dimensions by periodic pruning. Reason for all: Clay shrinkage subsidence damage at the subject property.
Retrospective change of use of land from agricultural to residential curtilage
Condition 3 - Large Scale drawings replacement windows and external doors
Claim for lawful development certificate for a proposed single storey rear extension.
W1 - Oak (Marked T1) - Fell - Reason: damage to the buttress and roots, and suspected honey fungus present, in falling distance of the garage. (Area marked H1 ) Sweet Chestnuts x3 - Fell - Reason: dead; Example shown in image 1. Sweet Chestnut - Fell - Reason: In decline and braced by hornbeam Silver Birch - Fell - Reason: dead; Cherry x2 - Fell - Reason: dead; Oaks - Remove significant dead wood Sweet Chestnut - Reduce the east facing dead top by 4m to below the overhead lines and retain the stem at approx 2m - Reason: In decline Hornbeam - Remove failed split stem Holly (group) - Thin group to the south-east of the property - Reason: To allow individual stems to thrive. (Area marked G1) - Sweet Chestnut - Fell - Reason: dead; (Area marked G2) - Sweet Chestnuts x4 - Fell - Reason: dead; Sweet chestnuts x2 - Reduce by 3m to 6m, retaining the living parts of the trees where practical - Reason: In decline and dead above approximately 6m; Sweet chestnut - Remove west facing limb - Reason: In decline, dead limb. Sweet chestnut - Fell - Reason: dead Oak - Remove dead limb extending west - Reason: The ground is used for cricket and by a local primary school for drop-off and collection. Holly x10 - Fell - Reason: dead;
T1 Silver Birch, T2 & T3 Plum,T4 Unknown species, T5 & T8 Spruce, T6 Eucalyptus,T7 Unknown species (possibly Maple) - Fell
Ash tree - Cut back the lowest overhanging branches to the souther aspect by 3-4m overhanging the neighbouring property. Reason: Overhanging neighbouring property and signs of deadwood.