Proposed mixed agricultural and equestrian storage building and stable block with shared yard. Change of use from agricultural to mixed agricultural and equestrian

Proposed partial demolition and conversion of existing barn and stables into new dwelling

As on application T1 - Chestnut lift and lower branches over drive. T2 Oak cut and reduse dead branches . T3- Ash Mono lift to 2 foot above stem. T4 - Ash mono lift to approx 20ft tall . T5 - Eucalypus fell back to root ball . T6- Yew reduce height and reshape. T7- Ash mono lift above 2 large holes approx 25ft . T8_ Oak remove limb below fracture and top crown reduction. T9_ Willow 5 - 6 metre crown lift . T10- Falllen Willow fallen reduce back to stable position. T11- remove 3 young Ash trees . T12_ Willow in middle garden pollard reduce lower limb to kink branch. T13- Apple remove 3 lover branches thin by 20%. T14 - Hornbeam 20% thin and lift crown by 3 to 4 metres . T15- Group of conifers crown . T16- remove conifer next to small yew tree to to encourage growth. T17 - remove single conifer. T18 - Removal multipul coniferss in the centre of garden .

Retrospective Change of Use of stable building and associated land for private equestrian use.

Construct a small wooden stable block on a concrete base, change of use to mixed equestrian and agricultural

Ash Tree ? Ash dieback Tree needs deadwood removed, uplifting and reducing in size to make the tree healthy and safe as above stable block

Conversion of existing stable barn to garden room with ancillary facilities including bar and shower. Incorporation of mezzanine level

Alteration and partial conversion of an existing stables building into Offices

Site visit by tree officer Andy White - tree leaning against building. Reduce size of Yew tree to enable roofing works to the stables next door.

Stable repairs and refurbishment works to form boot room and hobbies area.