Norfolk House Duck Street Abbotts Ann Andover Hampshire SP11 7AY
T1 - Prunus Padas (Bird Cherry) - Cut down dead/dying stems to allow healthy stems to grow
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T1 - Prunus Padas (Bird Cherry) - Cut down dead/dying stems to allow healthy stems to grow
T1 - Box Elder Maple - Re-pollard back to the previous established pollard points, T2 - Self-seeded Cherry Tree - Fell, T3 - Ash - Crown raise by up to 2m, reduce north-eastern crown by up to 2m where branches are extending over the highway
(T1) Chestnut - Remove deadwood and dieback from upper crown
(T1) Birch - Lift to 4m over footpaths and reduce crown by up to 2m to keep clear of structures and to manage large tree in confined space (G1) 3 Birch Trees - Reduce crown by upto 3m to allow more light into rear garden/veg patch
Application to determine if prior approval is required for proposed change of use from commercial, business and service (Use Class E) to two self-contained residential flats
T1 - Dead Prunus - Fell to hedge height and remove all arisings
T1 - Yew - Reduce the canopy growing towards property by up to 2m, T2 - Field Maple - Remove epicormic growth on main stem and prune remaining canopy to provide approx 2m clearance from LV power line
Maple - Remove branch shown in photograph
Ground floor rear extension
Tree identified on sketch plan - Cut crown of tree back by 7 metres and remove dead branches
External alterations to building to insert 2no. windows
Walnut - Fell
Retrospective installation of an outbuilding for a commercial food preparation unit
T1 - Fagus Sylvatica (Beech) - Heavily reduce southern stem to first growth point and reduce remaining southern crown by up to 2m to mitigate crown imbalance
Application to determine if prior approval is required for proposed change of use of existing agricultural buildings to form 10 dwellinghouses (Use Class C3) together with building operations reasonably necessary to facilitate the conversion
Single storey rear extension to provide enlarged kitchen, additional shower room, study and utility room
Erection of side extension, including internal storage mezzanine, external condenser and louvres, associated paving and rainwater drainage connections
T1 - Willow - Crown reduce by up to 3m and remove failed limb on Northern side of the lower crown to branch collar
Conversion from C2 (residential institutions) to C3 (dwellinghouses) to form 2 dwellings, including insertion of 2 dormers and sun tunnels
T1- Willow - Full pollard, back to previous knuckle points and remove dead wood
T1 - Sycamore - Crown lift to approximately 5m, T2 - Ash - Fell, T3 - Sycamore - Fell, G1 - Mixed species - Crown lift to highways specification (5.2m above road, 2.4m above footway)
Vary conditions 3 and 4 and remove condition 11 of 21/02305/LBWN (Conversion of Amport House into a Boutique Hotel with additional accommodation in the grounds (planning use class C1), kids club, energy centre, cycle storage, new swim club (planning use class E) and landscaping enhancements). Vary conditions to allow for a phased approach to the submission of the remaining details required for the discharge of condition 3 and condition 4 for the remaining works and to approve the repair schedule (condition 3) and the materials and finishes (condition 4)
T1- Norway maple - Fell
Application for a lawful development certificate for addition to the roof comprising box dormer to rear elevation and rooflights to front elevation
Demolish garage, single storey side and rear extensions to provide additional living accommodation
T1 Apple tree, T2 Leylandii - remove, T3 Silver birches x 3 - reduce by approx. 25% as indicated in submitted photographs
T1 - Holly - Fell, T2 - Walnut - Repollard by 4m back to old pollard points, T3 and T4 - Lime - Repollard by 3m back to old pollard points, G1 - Hazel - Re-coppice to ground level
Certificate of proposed lawful development for the change from wheat straw to water reed as part of works to replace the top layer of thatch
Application for permission in principle for minimum of 1 dwelling and maximum of 2 dwellings