Oak Tree Farm Hertfordinfordbury Herts SG14 2LF
Prior approval application (Part 3, Class Q) for change of use and conversion of existing agricultural barn to create 1 x 1-bed dwelling and associated operational development
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Prior approval application (Part 3, Class Q) for change of use and conversion of existing agricultural barn to create 1 x 1-bed dwelling and associated operational development
Erection of single storey front and rear extension, garage conversion and erection of rear outbuilding
Fell Birch Tree (5 day notice)
Proposed garage conversion, widening of driveway to include a new parking space and erection of a garden room
Erection of single storey rear extension
Addition of balcony to rear elevation
Replacement front and back doors to improve security and insulation
Installation of 1 x Extreme uPVC french door set, Smooth White uPVC frames inside & out, Multipoint locking mechanism, Ultion High Security door cylinder, White hardware, Trickle Vents to comply and Clear Toughened safety glass
T1 & T2 – Field Maples (Front of Property) Reduce the crowns by approximately 3m in height and 1.5m radially to provide a balanced crown and reduce overhang above the public footpath. Remove all ivy from the stems. Remove the failed stem and leave the trees in a safe condition T3 – Pine (Rear Garden) Crown thin the upper half of the canopy to reduce the dense reaction growth resulting from previous pruning works, matching the density of the lower crown. Undertake minor formative pruning to improve the overall shape T4 – Cherry (Dead) (Rear Garden) Monolith the dead Cherry to approximately 3m above ground level, retaining the ivy on the remaining stem where practicable. The tree overhangs the neighbouring property T5 – Holly (Rear Garden) Reduce the crown by approximately 2m all round, leaving a balanced and natural-looking crown T6 – Cherry (Dead) (Rear Garden) Prune back the ivy covering the dead stem to reduce weight and minimise the risk of stem failure
Change of use from general amenity land to residential to include the alteration and extension of the existing brick wall
Erection of single storey rear extension
Fell 1 x ash tree
Remove 40ft ash tree - The ash tree is showing signs of basal decay and structural defects from previous poor pruning, raising concerns over its long-term stability. Its raised roots are also damaging and lifting garden pathways, creating an ongoing maintenance and trip hazard. Continued pruning would require significant ongoing expenditure, therefore removal is considered appropriate on arboricultural, safety and practical grounds
Change of use of the front part of the site from general amenity land to private driveway to accommodate parking for one vehicle, with the remaining land being retained as open plan garden, front driveway alterations, insertion of EV charger, erection of glazed pergola to rear, and alterations to side openings
Erection of a single 3 and 4-storey building comprising 44 temporary accommodation homes, staff office and laundry facilities, children's play space, cycle and vehicular parking, associated servicing, plant enclosure, substation, landscaping and external works.
Erection of garden room
Single-storey rear extension following demolition of the existing brick-built store.
Proposed garden room with a canopy
Prior approval for a rear extension measuring 6m in depth, 2.5m to the eaves and the maximum height of 3m
Removal of front hedge on boundary of property and to replace existing block paving, with new block paving with better drainage
Installation new hard standing and alterations to landscaping