47 New Road Brading Sandown Isle Of Wight PO36 0AH
Retention of extension to parking area to include land levelling and retaining wall
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Retention of extension to parking area to include land levelling and retaining wall
Retention of detached garden building and proposed change of use to hairdressing salon
T1; Cedar. remove. Reason: Dead standing, in close proximity to the property. Risk of breakage or tree failure. T2; Oak - Reduce crown by 30%. Reason: Tree has been previously lopped and now exhibits weaker branch attachment.
G1; Group of Silver birch (Betula pendula) - Reduce overall canopies to approximately 2M reduction on height and 1M on sides (the annotated mark on picture). Reason: To reduce leverage, excessive shade and manage overall size. T1; Beech (Fagus sylvatica) - Reduce overall canopy approximately 30% to approximately the annotated mark on picture. Reason: To reduce leverage, encroachment, excessive shade and manage overall size. T2; Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) - Reduce overall canopy approximately 30% to approximately the annotated mark on picture. Reason: To reduce leverage, encroachment, excessive shade and manage overall size. T3; Mulberry (Morus nigra) - Reduce overall canopy to approximately 1M reduction on height and 0.5M on sides (the annotated mark on picture). Reason: To reduce excessive shade and manage overall size. T4; Holm oak (Quercus ilex) - Crown clean and remove dead bough overhanging public bench. Reason: To improve overall tree health and make it safe. T5; Holm oak (Quercus ilex) - Remove overloaded side sub canopy to approximately 3M reduction on asymmetrical side (the annotated mark on picture). Reason: To reduce leverage and improve aesthetics. T6; Pedunculate oak (Quercus robur) - Crown lift to approximately 2M as shown on annotated picture. Reason: To reduce leverage and improve access for lawn maintenance.
T1; Oak - Remove lowest branch growing NE. Cut back the lower N-NW crown by 2m laterally. Reason: To give clearance to the house as branches are now encroaching on the property.
**5 Day Notice** T1; Ash - Remove. T2; Ash - Remove. T3; Ash - Remove. TG2 2x Oak - Remove. Reason for T1 - T3: Trees are dead or at least 50% dead. Reason for TG2: Trees have failed at the root plate and are supporting each other over boundary fence.
T1; Ash. Reduce overall by approximately 30% to good growth points. Reason: Tree has outgrown is enclosed domestic location.
1; 3m stump - Remove as its rotting away. 2; Large sycamore tree - Remove lower limb facing east. Reason: Dropping debris on neighbour's outside area. 3; Yew trees x2 - Reduce to 2m high. Reason: They are currently trying to grow through a more dominant plane tree. 4; Plane tree - Remove low limb facing NW. Reason: Suffering fungal decay. 5; Leylandi trees x4 - Remove. Reason: Trying to grow through holm oak tree. 6; Holm oak - Remove lower 2 limbs facing SW. Reason: Suffering decay & could be dangerous. 7; Holm oak - Remove. Reason: Only growing to one side due to overcrowding.
Proposed detached dwelling with access and parking; landscaping and boundary treatments
Proposed illuminated digital display board
Removal of conditions 1 and 3 on P/01182/01 to allow use of site all year round and allow access to site via other roads
**5 Day Notice** TG1: 10 Ash trees with ash dieback - Remove to ground level. Identified as pink dots on the map. Retain ash tree (pink dot circled in red, furthest east). Reason: Dead/severely declining ash trees.
Bay and Laurel bushes - Cut back overhanging branches and reduce the height of the main body of trees/bushes by upto 5m. The front 'face' of the screen will be reduced by up to 2-2.5m - some branches are very small and thin due to being crowded by adjoining growth and these will be removed in their entirety as they are only up to 10-20mm in diameter. Reason: The trees form a continuous hedge in effect with growth/limbs protruding and cutting across each other. None of the trees/bushes have been able to grow individually as they are all so intertwined. The intention is to reduce the height and overhanging, remove any very small growths to protect the long term health of the border.