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T1 - Beech tree - Remove some lower stubs and 3-6 small limbs to provide clearance from telephone wires
1no. Willow (T1) - Cut back away from house by 1.5m. 1no. Apple (T2) - Cut back to boundary line to north by 1.5m.
T1 - Oak - Reduce NW aspect of tree growing towards neighbours property by 2m and reduce upper crown on SW aspect by 1m, remove low hanging branch over footpath/front boundary back to the stem, and remove deadwood from the crown
1 No. Sweet Chestnut - Reduce lateral limbs back to suitable growth points by 1.5m as close to boundary as possible, keeping pruning cuts to 50mm. 1 No. Hazel - Reduce lateral limbs back to suitable growth points by 1m as close to boundary as possible, keeping pruning…
Remove fallen silver birch tree (TPO.TVBC.681) from garden on the side facing Hursley Road.
1no. Silver Birch (T1) - Showing signs of being in decline with dieback within the crown and branch tips. Fell to ground level. 1no. Silver Birch (T2) - Showing signs of dieback within the crown and also looks like its struggling. Fell to ground level. Happy to replant…
First-floor side extension above existing garage, including front dormer, associated external alterations and porch
Construction of two detached ancillary garden buildings (garden office and garden room with lounge, gym and store) and associated timber decking, following removal of existing timber garden room and metal shed.
Temporary siting and residential occupation of a static caravan within the front garden to provide accommodation for the existing residents of 63 Oakwood Road during construction works to the dwelling.
1no. Ash (T1) – Remove and replant with suitable standard-sized native species. Tree is showing significant symptoms of ash dieback, with approx. 40% of crown exhibiting dead or declining growth. The extent of decline and associated deterioration means retention is no longer considered a suitable long-term management option.…
2 No. Chestnut (T1&T2) - Reduce crowns on sides of the trees extending towards property by approx. 2m, pruning back to suitable previous pruning points where appropriate. Works form part of an ongoing tree maintenance programme intended to manage crown spread and prevent excessive encroachment over property. Reduction…
1no. Oak (T1) - Crown reduction of approx. 2m, concentrating on side extending towards property and pruning back to suitable growth points. Tree has developed predominantly one-sided crown, with significant proportion of its crown weight extending towards the house. Reduction will reduce excessive end weight and leverage on…
1no. Pine (T1) - Reduce crown by approx. 2–2.5m and remove two large, over-extended lower limbs. Tree is exhibiting a pronounced lean, with exposed roots visible on opposite side of stem. Reduction will reduce overall crown weight and wind sail area, while removal of identified over-extended limbs will…
1 No. Chestnut (T1) - Remove and replace with suitable native species of standard size. Significant section of upper crown is dead, together with a large and heavy lower limb which has an apparent cavity/opening beneath it. Given extent of deadwood and size/position of tree in relation to…
1no. Silver Birch (T1) - Fell. The tree is dying & close to natural end of life and due to close proximity of buildings behind property as well as neighbours gardens.
1no. Group of Oak (G1) - Prune back select laterals by 2m to create space between the oak trees and the main draper building.
1no. Silver Birch (T1) - Dismantle the to ground level. Replant with new Silver Birch as like-for-like replacement. Tree is in decline and is shedding significant deadwood from canopy. Main stem has an old major pruning/wound point with significant dysfunction and deterioration around the union. Remaining upright stem…
Rear infill extension, first floor extension, addition of front and rear dormers and alterations to roof, chimney and fenestration
Proposed replacement solid roof conservatory on existing base.
Discharge of Condition 4 (Construction Environment Management Plan) and Condition 6 (Precautionary Working Method) of planning permission F/24/97874
1no. Fir (T1) - Sectional fell to ground level. 1no Oak (T2)- Reduction of 2 longer extending branches in the upper crown by 3 to 4m to suitable growth points to maintain natural symmetry. 1no. Yew (T3) - Reduce branches on house and drive side only by 1.5m…
1no. Birch - To clip away from the path and crown lift to 4m, keeping pruning cuts below 40mm. This is to maintain a safe walk through / past the tree on the footpath.
Removal of 2 dead Silver Birch trees in front garden (TPO/TVBC.693)
Lawful Development Certificate for the Proposed upgrading of existing rear conservatory walls, floor & roof to improve insulation levels, to include fenestration changes. Addition of 1 no. side dormer, and enlargement of existing side dormer, replacing hanging tiles with dark grey cladding.
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