T1 Tamarisk - Remove two large branches one over rear garden fence the other resting on neighbour shed roof as concerned that they could cause damage if they break.

This application is for ONGOING CONSENT to the trees listed below T1- Twisted Willow. Pollard annually (or bi-annually depending on annual rate of growth) down to a height of between 4 and 5 feet. This work will manage the size and retain the ornamental value/feature of the twisted branches. T2- Plum tree. This is a fan-trained tree and needs annual pruning to retain the shape, size and ensure production of fruit T3- Greengage tree. This is a fan-trained tree and needs annual pruning to retain the shape, size and ensure production of fruit. T4 - Apple tree- this is a small, old apple tree that requires annual pruning to retain shape, size and ensure production of fruit T5 - Apple tree- this is a small, old apple tree that requires annual pruning to retain shape, size and ensure production of fruit. T6a and T6b - 2 Yew trees planted & trained to form an arch, height and width reduction on an annual basis. T 7 and T8 - 2 small Apple trees fan trained. Need annual pruning to retain shape, size and ensure fruit production. T9 and T10- 2 Sycamore trees in 78 Station Road up against the boundary fence. 2 years ago these trees were reduced significantly by the tree owners. In the 2 years since pruning re-growth has been rapid from the main trunk. These hang over into 86 Station Road, significantly reducing sunlight reaching the established fruit and vegetable beds in 86 Station Road reducing productivity. The branches will soon be over/touching/leaning onto the roof of the potting shed in 86 Station Road and could damage the roof. This application is for annual (or bi-annual depending on the rate of growth) removal of re-growth (to the boundary) coming from the main trunk up to a height of approx 10 feet from ground level

Demolition of existing shed, construction of single storey flat roof extension to the rear of the garage and construction of tennis court with associated fencing

Demolition of existing shed, construction of single storey flat roof extension to the rear of the garage and construction of tennis court with associated fencing

T1 Sycamore - Fell in sections to ground level and treat stump. The tree is situated approximately 3m from the rear corner of number 38 St Johns Rd and low branches are touching or within less than 200mm of the wall, roof, and gutters. Buttress roots are damaging the fence. The biggest problem with the tree is the likelihood of it failing at the low union, known as an included bark union. When several trunks form close to the base, they affect one another's habit. They compete for light and space and end up leaning away from the vertical. Their branches form on the outside of the canopy making the weight bias even worse. Eventually one or more stems usually break away at the union and fall. The tree is left with a huge wound at the base and very often fungal spores colonise. This will usually result in decay and renders the remainder of the tree unsafe. In the case of this particular Sycamore there is no direction that the first failing stem could fall and not cause damage to property or injury to the public. As previously mentioned, it stands a mere 3m from the closest house.

Replace windows and front door, replace roof, re-rendering and removal of front fence

To discharge Conditions 3 (Materials) & 4 (Windows, Rooflights & External Doors) of decision dated 2 January 2020 for Conversion of existing barn to residential unit including demolition of rear lean-to, new vehicular access, new garage with room in the roof, new garden boundary walls and fences

To discharge Conditions 3 (Materials) & 4 (Windows, Rooflights & External Doors) of decision dated 3 January 2020 for Conversion of existing Barn to residential unit including demolition of rear lean-to, new vehicular access, new garage with room in the roof, new garden boundary walls and fences

T1 & T2 Lime - Reduce height back to existing points/re-pollard (photo attached), reduce branches overhanging the property roof to in line with the fence/wall and remove epicormic growth.