The Croft Little Bridge Road Bloxham Banbury OX15 4PS
T1 x The winter flowering cherry tree has died in the drought we would like to remove it.
Oxfordshire · South East England
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T1 x The winter flowering cherry tree has died in the drought we would like to remove it.
Certificate of Lawfulness of Proposed Development for loft conversion with roof extension
Planning in Principle for up to 9 dwellings
Discharge of Condition 2 (glass details) of 25/03054/LB
Certificate of Lawfulness of Existing Development for re-instatement of the approved window opening and installation of the approved timber window to the north elevation of the former stable building, thereby commencing the development permitted under 21/03366/F
Discharge of Biodiversity Gain Plan Condition of 25/03245/F
proposed single storey rear extension
T1 Atlas Cedar - Fell.
T1 Sycamore - Fell
T1 - Goat Willow - Structurally pollard to approx 2.5 metres (tree is currently 4 metres tall).
G1 Leylandii - x 4: Fell to ground level. G2 Poplar - x 3 Fell to ground level. T1 Pine - Fell to ground level.
T1 Walnut - reduce by 1.5 - 2 metres T2 Portuguese Laurel - reduce by 1.5 - 2 metres
Installation of one air source heat pump and compatible domestic hot water cylinder and installation of battery power storage - amendments to 26/00269/LB.
T2 on plan either a Common Hawthorn or a Amelanchier. Prune, shape and remove any dead growth of the tree to the northern aspect in order to comply with OCC Highways inspection report stating cut branches overhanging the footpath to 2mtr high and the carriageway to a height of 5mtr. Estimate light pruning required to approx 12% or less of crown. Page: Additional information
H1 - privet hedge - fell to ground level
Single storey front extension
T1 Silver Birch - crown reduction of 5 metres approx and prune by 20%
G1 Mixed species - Reduce in height by approximately 2 metres, reduce east side of canopy by approximately 2 metres. T1 Cypress - Remove T2 Cherry - Reduce by approximately 3 metres in height reducing the sides to suit. T3 Birch - Reduce by approximately 3 metres in height reducing the sides to suit.
T1 Silver Birch - thin left side of tree by 2 metres approx. to balance
Extension to existing annexe
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