Planning in BH18 9

1x Sweet Chestnut - Dead - Fell

Proposed single storey side and front extension with loft conversion, increase in existing ridge hight and proposed hipped to gable roof, proposed rear dormer and removal of existing chimneys.

T1 - Oak - slight signs of end weight branch failure, crown reduction of up to 2 metres to reduce risk T2 - Oak - tree exhibits cracking along horizontally grown branch extending over rear garden. Crown redution of up to 2 metres requirted to reduce risk

Proposed single storey front extension, new front porch roof and canopy, internal alterations, fenestration alterations to rear elevation at ground floor level. Proposed new window on existing east elevation.

T1 - Silver Birch - Remove & Replant with English oak within 5m of the felled silver birches but back from from the boundary. T2 - Silver Birch - Remove & Replant with English oak within 5m of the felled silver birches but back from from the boundary. T3 - English Oak - Reduce the lateral limbs only that are growing towards the conservatory by 2m or to closest growth points. Please see application form and annotated photos.

T1 - Small-leaved Lime (Tilia cordata) - Phytophthora Bleeding canker staining on main steam between ground level and 2m, Defoliation of northern steam, Included union at base with sub optimal biomechanical branch attachment - Fell to ground level G2 - Common Beech (Fagus sylvatica) - Crown over hanging proposed development - Prune to give clearance of proposed development of 2m T3 - Pedunculate Oak (Quercus Robur) - Crown low over rear garden and garden room - Crown lift to 3m from ground level and crown reduce over rear garden and garden room removing branches 1-1.5m in length T4 - Scoot Pine (Pinus sylvestris) - Stem lean towards garden room, Crown competing for light with neighbouring Oak

T1 – Beech (Fagus sylvatica) - Reduce crown height by up to 2 metres and reduce overextended lateral growth by up to 2 metres, pruning back to suitable secondary growth points, with no cut exceeding 75mm in diameter, retaining a balanced, natural crown shape. Crown raise over the shed roof to provide up to 2 metres clearance, limited to the removal or shortening of secondary and tertiary branches only. T2 – Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) - Crown lift by removal of overextended lower limbs back to the main stem or suitable growth points, with no cut exceeding 100mm in diameter, to reshape and maintain the natural form of the tree. Remove deadwood and rubbing/crossing branches throughout the canopy.