Single storey garage and extended boundary wall/fence.

T1. Silver Birch - Repollard back to previous points. This tree have repollarded many years ago. approx. 15 years ago large regrowth and decay cavities from the pollard caused a number of stems to fall onto the property roof. I have subsequently re-pollarded it on two occasions with approval to keep the tree whilst reducing the risk of failure. The regrowth is again reaching that point. Group 1 - Mix of lawson and leylandi conifers - remove. From the north west corner of the property heading south east along Cherry Hill Drive is the remains of a conifer hedge, they have been keep about fence height but are In poor health. The proposal is to remove the conifers along the roadside boundary then replant with shrubs tpo stabilise the bank.

Increase the height of boundary fence from 1m to 1.8m.

FELL THE TREE AND UPROOT IF POSSIBLE. This old walnut is leaning and now suffering root-plate rot. It is slowly falling towards our boundary and will damage our fence and our neighbours garden. The tree officer has agreed the tree cannot be saved, so felling now will reduce risk of it falling.

Repositioning of 2m high side boundary fence and associated landscaping.

Proposed automatic gate and new boundary wall to replace existing hedge and fence

Replacement of front boundary fence and gates - 62m length to height of 2.4m

Erection of featherboard wooden fence to garden on applicants boundary line on concrete and steel posts. Two sections of wall will exceed 2m in height.

Installation of new boundary fencing

Remove derelict rusting metal fence; erect 6 foot (1.8m) fence to rear boundary line adjacent to footpath on Old Birmingham Road.