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T1 Field Maple - crown height and spread reduction of extended vertical and lateral branches, as indicated in red on image, cutting back to strong suitable secondary growth. Shape and balance, crown lift over garage roof, giving 1m clearance, see Picture 2.
T.1 - Cherry plum along right hand boundary - thin crown to allow more light and airflow, raise crown to give 3.5m clearance from ground level, reduce upper crown lateral spread by 1.5-2m to reduce overhang on garden side. T.2 - Purple leaf plum - clean crown of deadwood, of wall (to 2.5m from ground level), T.6 and T.7 - Italian cypress - dead/dying - remove to ground level, T.8 - Bay - prune lower growth to previous points and side growth to shape and reduce leader growth by 3m and round over, T.9 - Olive - reduce crown by 1-1.5m and shape.
T1 Cotoneaster - crown height reduction of 3m and spread by 2m, cutting back to strong suitable secondary growth, shape and balance, new shape indicated in red on image, T2 Apple - crown height reduction of 3m and spread by 1m, cutting back to strong suitable secondary growth, shape and balance, new shape indicated in red on image, T3 Cotoneaster - crown height reduction of 3m and spread by 2m, cutting back to strong suitable secondary growth. Shape and balance, new shape indicated in red on image.
Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) and removal of condition 4 (window design) of planning permission ref 26/00306/FUL; seeking to change the proposed fenestration.
Discharge of condition 3 (SUDS), condition 4 (landscaping), condition 13 (demolition plan), condition 18 (residential welcome pack) and informative 3 (Biodiversity Gain Plan) of planning permission 24/01696/FUL.
Item 1. Twin stemmed Ash overhanging neighbour's garden at Bibury House. Reduce the spread over the garden by 2.0m (mainly removing the low down bulge, lightly blending any out of shape branches into the remaining canopy). Item 2. Ash nearest Bibury House. Reduce spread over the flat roof by approximately 2.0m and blend any out of shape branches back into the remaining canopy.
Alterations to the external appearance of Westmoreland House, including changes to external materials and fenestration, an upwards extension and associated landscaping.
Vehicular access and hardstanding.
5 day notice T.1 - Removal of a declining Silver Birch.
Single storey rear extension 6.0 metres.
Replacement of the flat entrance timber door with fire-rated door.
Maple to rear. Remove
Proposed single storey garden room
Proposed single storey garden room
T3 Monkey puzzle - dead wood removal (no application necessary) T4 and T5 (Walnut) - reduce crowns by 3m T6 (Maple) - Request to trim lodge overhang by 2-3m T10 (Horse Chestnut) install cobra bracing (no application necessary) T12 (Cypress) - request to remove T13 (Cedar) - request to remove T18, T19 and T20 (Cherry) - reduce in height by approx 2-3 metres.
Replacement of 4no. timber double-glazed windows with new timber double-glazed units.
Raise height of roof and addition of rear dormer to create additional living space and construct ground floor side extension.
Two storey side extension
Construction of building to accommodate 3no. 1 bed apartments and associated works.
Proposed dropped kerb and driveway.
Replacement window.
Single storey rear extension and attic conversion with side and rear dormer windows.
T2 Norway Maple - crown height reduction of 3m and spread by 3m, cutting back to strong suitable secondary growth, shape and balance, new shape indicated in red on image.
T1 Sycamore -Height reduction of around 2m, reducing extended leader by 3.5m and spread by 2m, cutting back to strong suitable secondary growth, leaving a flowing branch line. Shape and balance. Crown lift up to 5m all around as shown in submitted photos. Remove all dead, dying and diseased wood down to 20mm in diameter. New shape indicated in red on image.
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