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T1 - Copper Beech - Prune by 2.5m overall, T2 - Silver Birch - prune by 2m on top and sides and 1m on canopy skirt to remove dead wood
Ground floor rear/side extension and front extension to bring front face of garage level with front door.
Retention of boundary fence (retrospective)
Removal of 2 dead Silver Birch trees in front garden (TPO/TVBC.693)
1no. Oak (T1) - Reduce in height by 4-5m. The proposed reduction consequently represents proportionate risk mitigation. Further justification in attached report.
1no. Oak (T1) - Crown thin by 10% to gain more light into the property, wounds to be kept below 30mm. 1no. Pine (T2, originates from no. 6) - Reduce 2x lateral limbs to give a 2.5m clearance from the property (5 Clevelands Close) to mitigate any issues in the future of branches fouling the property.
1 No. Sweet Chestnut (T44) - Crown lift providing 10m of ground clearance. To clear the adjacent property as it is substantially overhanging the property at 301 Hursley Road. 1 No. Oak (T40) - Crown lift the lower lateral limbs keeping branch wounds to 50mm. To clear power lines by 2m, given its proximity to SSE power lines, and public safety considerations.
1no. Conifer (T1) - Fell to ground level, showing signs of die back. Plans to replant another tree are in place.
1no. Chestnut (T1) - Reduction of the overhanging branches to reduce the extent of the canopy over the adjacent house (no. 68 Ashdown Road) and shed roofs by approx 2-3m together with the removal of one specific branch which are contributing to the accumulation of leaves, twigs and other natural debris on the roofs and in the associated gutters. The proposed works are intended to reduce the volume of debris falling onto the roofs, minimise the risk of blocked gutters and potential damage to the roofs, and improve the clearance between the tree canopy and the building. The works will be limited to the minimum extent reasonably necessary and will be retained in its entirety. Aim of maintaining the tree's health, natural appearance and contribution to the local landscape.
1no. Sycamore - Crown reduction of 2.5-3m on the north, south and west sides, with the height of the crown reduced by 3-4m. This will keep the crown balanced. See enclosed Tree Inspection Report for further information. Extremely concerned about the health of the tree, it's location close to the house and the damage it would cause if a bough were to fall on the house. It is showing clear indication deterioration since the first application. Furthermore, recent branches falling close to our playhouse and into a neighbour's garden demonstrate an extended risk. Serious personal harm or loss of life are a real risk. Urgently requesting permission to carry the recommended tree works as soon as possible.
1no. Group of Oak (G1) – Crown Reduction. Reduce group by approx. 2m, pruning back to suitable growth points and in line with the existing reduction profile of the neighbouring trees. The proposed works form part of a cyclical maintenance programme to maintain the trees in a suitable and manageable condition and to reduce the extent of branches overhanging the home owners property. All pruning will be carried out in accordance with good arboricultural practice, retaining a natural and balanced crown structure.
1no. Oak (T1) - Fell to ground level and consider replacement planting with a suitable tree to maintain tree cover at the site. Tree is exhibiting symptoms consistent with Acute Oak Decline, including progressive crown dieback, thinning of the upper canopy and areas of bark loss at the base of the stem. Sawdust/frass is also present around areas of bark loss, indicating insect activity within the affected areas. Tree appears to be in advanced decline and, given its proximity to the neighbouring property and the footpath, removal is considered the most appropriate course of action to manage the associated risk.
1no. Oak (T1) – Crown Reduction. Reduce crown by approx. 2m, pruning back to suitable growth points and retaining a natural and balanced crown structure. The tree is showing signs of crown dieback, including dead and dying branch tips. The proposed reduction will reduce the extent of the affected crown, reduce the potential for deadwood to fall and allow the tree to be maintained at a more manageable size. The works will be undertaken selectively to retain suitable live growth and promote growth and a healthy, balanced crown structure.
1 No. Silver Birch (T1) - Reduce crown by approx. 2m overall, pruning back to suitable growth points. This will bring the crown back to a more appropriate size whilst maintaining a natural and balanced form. The works will be carried out selectively to retain the tree's overall structure and amenity value.
WITHDRAWN AS DUPLICATE APPLICATION - EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE ADDED. 1 No. Oak (T1) - Crown lift to approx. 4m by removing selected low branches and epicormic growth. This will provide suitable clearance beneath the crown whilst retaining the natural form and balanced structure of the tree.
1 No. Sycamore (T1) - Branches overhanging garden to be reduced back by 2/2.5m to nearest growth points, to allow more light into the garden.
1 No. Ash (T1) - Felled. Due to limbs of the tree falling off. This is especially dangerous as it is near the pavement and is a risk to walkers.
1 No. Oak (T1) - Reduce in height and spread by 3-4m to balance crown and reduce lever arch loading on long, over extended limbs.
Without planning permission, the material change of use of land to mixed use of agricultural, residential and open storage and hardstanding at Land to the east of 32 Hillview Manor Park, Winchester Road, Fair Oak, SO50 7JF.
1 No. Birch (T1) - Reduce entire crown by 3m, remove hangers and major deadwood over 50mm. To maintain the size of the tree within the constraints of the garden and to also reduce encroachment onto property.
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