This application is for the reduction of 2 trees, one Oak and one Ash tree. The trees are situated in the rear garden of The Vicarage, Woodland way but overhang the garden of Warren House causing significant shading to the property and garden and damaging the grass making it very difficult to use the back garden and enjoy the grass area. Our client likes the trees and would like to reduce the Oak tree T1 by 1.5m to create a well shaped and balanced crown and thin the canopy by 15% to allow more dappled light into the garden and property. The Ash tree T2 is causing the same problem as the Oak tree T1 and we would like to reduce by 1.5-2m all round back to healthy growth points to allow more light and less debris dropping into Warren House garden. All work will be compliant with BS3998 standards.

T38 Horse Chestnut - fell to ground to enable the full use of the garden area as the tree is unreasonably large and close to the house - replace with 12inch-14inch girth standard Koelreuteria paniculata.

1 no. oak - 2 metre crown reduction (lateral and height) for general maintenance and reduce falling branches onto house and cars.

Submission of a tree protection plan pursuant to condition 4 of permission 20/00254/F. Alterations to existing detached house and conversion into 6 self contained flats. 4x2b-2x1b. Provision of 10 car parking spaces. Conversion of external shed into bicycle storage and refuse storage.

T1 Horse Chestnut, Action - Reduce tree structure to a smaller dimension. 2-3m lateral reduction, 5-6m height reduction. Thin out centre. Produce new tree form. Reason - Turn tree into a much smaller manageable form, for long term retention with a re-pollarding regime carried out every 3 years. This will bring a feature tree into line with the historic pollard trees along the driveway, that the property already embraces. This will ensure residents of High Beeches, existing and future, will continue to enjoy a tree within its boundary that fits into a more living at home lifestyle.

This application is for the reduction of one Lime tree situated in the back garden of Chardon House, Wonford Close. We are applying to reduce the tree by 1.5-2m in height and 1.5m on all lateral limbs to re shape and create a well shaped and balanced crown. All dead wood will be removed and all work will be compliant with BS3998 standards. The tree is heavily overhanging the road and the neighbours property and damaging the Cherry tree growing next to it as it continues to grow.

T1. Oak. Fell. Reason - The tree is close to the house and overhanging the roof. The crown overshadows one third of the garden and there is fear of root expansion under the house. T2. Oak. Reduce crown by 1m to the previous cut points. Crown lift drooping branches by 1m. T3. Oak. Reduce crown by 1m to the previous cut points. Crown lift drooping branches by 1m.

Three Fir trees - Crown lift by 2.5m. Scots Pine tree - Fell. The reason is the severe lean towards the neighbour's property. Also suspected root disruption of the driveway against the house wall. Also there are two suppressed young trees underneath that will then prosper.

T2 RE1459.. 1x Lawson Cypress. The tree is a heavily weighted multi stem with many defects, twisted crossing and rubbing limbs, there is a tight enclosed union approximately 1.5 metres from ground level with early signs of decay, a cavity to the back of one of the main stems. I feel the best option would be to fell it ground level given its location being so close to the house and that the tree is in decline and any pruning would only make the tree look unethically pleasing to the eye and only be prolonging the inevitable. There is a healthy yew tree adjacent which will benefit from the removal of T2 and will have more room to flurish.

Full planning permission is sought for the extension and conversion of the former yew tree public house to form 6 self-contained dwellings with associated bins, cycle store, parking and re-siting of access drop kerb. As amended on 13/12/2021.