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Advertisement consent for 2 No 500mm x 3600mm banners, supported by 2 stainless steel projecting arms fixed to the face brickwork and 2 small acrylic signs (420 x 296 & 620 x 445mm) fixed to the building by the ground floor fire escape door to direct visitors to the Worple Way main entrance.
REAR GARDEN T1 Holm Oak - Evergreen Oak (Quercus ilex) Reduce on client side of teeny around 1 foot - slight more at the top than the bottom to taper from wider crown at base to narrower crown at top. Trim narrow sides to tidy. Trim neighbours side as hard as possible back towards the boundary.Final height = unchanged at 5m and final spread = 4m. T2 Loquat (Eriobotrya japonica) Very light reduction on neighbours side only to limit overhang, removing approx 0.25m. Final height = unchanged at 3m and final spread = 2m T3 Chinese privet (Ligustrum lucidum) Trim all round to tidy and contain, removing approx 0.25m. Final height = 3m and final spread = 2.5m.
T1 Holm Oak - Evergreen Oak (Quercus ilex) Fell to ground level as in poor location for a holm oak, very close to the property. T2 Purple Leafed Plum (Prunus cerasifera 'Pissardii') 20% Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the tree by approximately 1-2m to tidy and contain. Final height = 4m and final spread =2m.
Front Garden T7 Yew (Taxus baccata) Neighbours tree - Crown reduce/trim all round by approximately 0.5-1m back to most recent previous reduction points. Final height = 6m and final spread = 4m.
Details pursuant to condition NS05 Arboricultural method statement of planning reference 21/1537/FUL
T1 - Horse Chestnut - Raise the lower branches by 1.5 metres over the access road and mixed shrubbery border, pruning secondary branches only. Tree height 16 metres, crown spread 9 metres. Maximum pruning cut diameter approximately 5 cm. Reasons - To raise the crown for high sided vehicle access, over the access road and balancing of lower crown over the shrubbery. T2 - London Plane - Prune back the side lateral branches form the building by approximately 1.5 metres to where the previous pruning points are located. Remove a single limb due to decay, approximately 20cm diameter. This limb located on same side of the canopy, growing int he direction of the buildings and over driveway/car parking areas. Tree height 20 metres, crown spread 12 metres, Maximum pruning cut diameter on limb reduction work approximately 8 cm, diameter of decayed limb to be removed approximately 20m. Reasons - The canopy side growing towards the buildings has been historically reduced, pruning to maintain clearance form building. Decayed limb to be removed to reduce hazard over car parking/Driveway area.
T1 - Horse Chestnut - Reduce the crown by approximately 2.5 metres in height, 2 metres on lateral branches. Tree height 17 metre, crown spread 10 metres. Maximum pruning cut diameter 18-12cm. Reasons - The tree has been heavily reduced historically. This has lead to large pockets of decay in the historical wounds. The application is to carry out reduction of new growth since the original pruning, aiming to reduce the risk of limb/crown failure at the point of decay.
Reducing the crown of an Old Mature Prunus Cerasifera that is leaning at 45 deg with a 10 cm by 10 cm basal trunk cavity at the base of a 23 cm diameter trunk. The current height is approx 5.5m and the maximum branch radius 3.5m (bearing in mind the tree is leaning at 45 deg. Other trees in the garden are a Betula Pendula, Olea Europaea (*2) and and Malus Domestica (*2). All in the rear garden.
T2 – Beech: Reduce the lateral branches growing towards the building and roof back to suitable growth points to provide approximately 2m clearance from the building. No overall height reduction proposed.
Details pursuant to condition 9 ecological appraisal of planning reference PA25/3432
T1 Lombardy poplars to reduce by 3-4m, back to previous cuts, both trees are very tall showing signs of basil decay we want to reduce them to relive weight and wind resistance Start 21m Finish 19m
REAR GARDEN T1 Magnolia Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the tree by up to 2-2.5m. Remove the lowest limb growing across footpath at approx. 1.2m. Final height 5m and spread 5m.
T1 almond tree, to fell to ground level this tree has always leant towards a busy footpath on the road its now moved even further forward and appears to being propped up by the wall we are worried about it's stability and the damage and danger it could cause if the wall gave way Before 6/6m After 0/0m
Ground floor flat rear extension including the demolition of existing extension/s and erection of new single storey rear extension and associated internal remodelling.
T1 False Acacia: (TPO) Remove the two main unmanaged codominant stems by cutting back to the primary fork at 6 metres. Retain the lower epicormic growth up to a maximum height of 8 metres. Finished dimensions: Height 8m, Width 6m. The tree exhibits advanced physiological decline, a thinning canopy, and a highly vulnerable unmanaged codominant stem structure. Multiple unidentified fungal brackets are present at the stem and root flare, indicating significant internal wood-decay. Recent branch failures have created safety concerns for neighbouring residents. Due to the likely severity of the decay and the high-target risk area, total removal of the tree is fully justified on safety grounds. However, this application is submitted as a pragmatic alternative to removal. Initiating a reduction to a 6-metre framework will completely eliminate the high-leverage codominant stems and drastically reduce wind-loading on the compromised root flare. This work is proposed as a risk-mitigation measure to safely retain the lower trunk habitat and a portion of the tree's amenity value, avoiding the immediate need for complete felling.
Non material amendment to planning reference 23/1897/VRC condition U0173522 drawing numbers to allow for changes to roof plant arrangements
Details pursuant to condition U0173529 - biodiverse green roof of planning reference 23/1897/VRC
T1 & T2- Lime trees, pollard back to previous points, removing approximately 7 meters of growth. T3- Small Holly tree to remove to ground level as this is growing against the shed. T4- Apple tree, cut back overhang to fence line. Tree is growing in next doors garden.
T1 - Magnolia - reduce by approx 2m and shape.
Grounds of 4 Northumberland Place Car Park T1 A,B,C : Leylandii trees groupe x3 [outside No. 7] – Fell to ground level Height of tree currently: 7M Height of tree after reduction: 0M Spread of tree currently: 7M Spread of tree after reduction: OM T2: Leylandii tree [outside No. 11] – Fell to ground level Height of tree currently: 7M Height of tree after reduction: 0M Spread of tree currently: 5M Spread of tree after reduction: OM Reason for Works: We are looking to remove the x4 Leylandii trees due to their location directly over the allocated visitor and resident parking bays. Bird droppings from the trees are causing issues for vehicles parked beneath them, making the bays difficult to use. Their location also restricts access for larger vans when tradespeople are carrying out work on the grounds.
Details pursuant to condition 'C4. Details' of planning reference PA26/0108.
Formation of entrance gates and single-storey shed (retrospective).
Proposed single-storey side and rear extension, first-floor rear/side extension, alterations to first-floor side projection roof, demolition of attached garage and replacement front door and first floor rear window
Back Garden (Left Boundary) T1: Bay tree • Reduce height by 1 - 1.5m • Trim to shape (all sides) 0.5M • Lift canopy by 0.5m from ground level Height of tree currently:4.5M Height of tree after reduction: 3M Spread of tree currently: 2.5M Spread of tree after reduction: 2M Reasons for work: General tree maintenance More light Clearance from building Maintaining tree in its current setting Reduce shading to house
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