Planning applications in OX5

Pigeon House Farm Pigeonhouse Lane Murcott OX5 2RE

Re-building a collapsed wall to the rear elevation of The Stables building and restoring support and stability to the first floor and roof structure - no changes to the external appearance of the building are proposed

64 Marlborough Avenue Kidlington OX5 2AP

Variation of Condition 2 (plans) of 23/02165/F - increase the depth of the first floor extension.

50 Cherwell Avenue Kidlington OX5 2JW

Prior approval for a single storey rear extension length 6m, max height 2.86m, height to eaves 2.50m

Home Farm Barns Church Lane Charlton On Otmoor Kidlington OX5 2TZ

Erection of garden shed to the west of the main house

8 St Nicholas Road Tackley Kidlington Oxfordshire OX5 3BH

Erection of single storey rear extension.

57 Church Street Kidlington OX5 2BA

T1 Field Maple - reduce crown by 4-5 metres

213 The Moors Kidlington OX5 2AE

First floor side extension

Kirkstone House Church Lane Kirtlington OX5 3HJ

T1 Liquidambar (1 of 2 closest to property) - Section fell tree, grind out the remaining stump to a maximum depth of 30cm

71 Wise Avenue Kidlington Oxfordshire OX5 2AU

Certificate of Lawfulness of Proposed Development for construction of a single storey rear extension

Oxford Airport Langford Lane Kidlington OX5 1RA

Certificate of Lawfulness of Proposed Development for the erection of a hangar

11 Nethercote Road Tackley Kidlington Oxfordshire OX5 3AW

Internal and external alterations to fit an electric car charging socket to front elevation.

11 Nethercote Road Tackley Kidlington Oxfordshire OX5 3AW

Fitting of an electric car charging socket to front elevation of dwelling.

87 Hampden Drive Kidlington OX5 2LT

Variation of Condition 2 (plans) of 25/00966/F - to provide a secondary means of access to the side extension

Willow Tree Barn Oxford Road Kirtlington OX5 3EZ

Reduce the height of a row of 25 conifer trees in the back garden of the property by 4.5 metres to maintain & allow more light into the garden.

57 Church Street Kidlington OX5 2BA

T1 Acer - prune, reduce by between 3 and 4.5 metres

Pigeon House Farm Pigeonhouse Lane Murcott Kidlington OX5 2RE

Re-building a collapsed wall to the rear elevation of The Stables building and restoring support and stability to the first floor and roof structure - no changes to the external appearance of the building are proposed

30 Evans Lane Kidlington OX5 2HX

Single storey extension to the front, single and part two storey extension to rear

Kings Bridge House Woodstock Road Yarnton Kidlington OX5 1PH

Increase the height of the dwelling to create additional first floor accommodation as well as forming a second floor in the roof space. Demolish garage to allow for a two storey side extension. Addition of front porch, bay windows, single storey rear extension and creation of first floor balcony to front and rear and exposed chimney breast

198 The Moors Kidlington OX5 2AD

Certificate of Lawfulness of Proposed Development for partial conversion of existing garage space

Paternoster Farm 107 Cassington Road Yarnton Kidlington OX5 1QB

Erection of oak framed detached double garage

35 The Moors Kidlington OX5 2AH

Discharge of Conditions 3 (render sample) and 4 (timber boarding) of 24/03359/F

76 Oxford Road Kidlington OX5 1BL

Two storey side extension, part single part two storey rear extension and associated works

Ingleby Farm Ingleby Paddocks Enslow Kidlington OX5 3ET

Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed - Entrance gates and side walls

97 High Street Kidlington OX5 2DR

T2 Sycamore (marked as T1 on Tree Location plan) Tree in frontage of number 97. Crown lift lower branches over road to provide statutory clearance. Reason for work Statutory clearance - as requested by John Rawlins-Hall (Oxfordshire Highway)

Middle House Middle Street Islip OX5 2SF

T1 Yew - Fell T2 Yew -Fell T3 Yew - Fell T4 Conifer - Fell

68 Croxford Gardens Kidlington OX5 1XD

Variation of Condition 2 (plans) of 25/01365/F - Alterations to the dormer design

Yard at Gosford Bridge Hampton Gay OX5 2JJ

Replace existing access gates and boundary fencing with 2.4m high fence and gates

Land Between 46 And 48 South Street Middle Barton Oxfordshire

Demolition of existing garages and workshops, erection of a dwelling with associated parking, gardens/cycle and bin storage.

The Old Rectory Weston Road Bletchingdon OX5 3DH

G1- Beech woodland- Remove large deadwood stubs and broken branches. Crown raise to 1.8 metres leaving smaller growth on main stem. T2-Beech-Fell (storm damaged) T4-Holly-Remove long trailing branches house side approx x5 branches to encourage thicker growth.

The Barn At 52 Church Street Kidlington OX5 2BB

Replacement of current oak panelled front door and door surround

43 Oxford Road Kidlington OX5 2BP

Variation of Condition 2 (plans) of 22/03207/F - Amendments to external appearance and internal design

3 Prestidge Place Kidlington OX5 2XR

RETROSPECTIVE - Erection of a single storey rear extension replacing a conservatory extension

9 Freeborn Close Kidlington OX5 2BH

Erection of flat roof porch to the front elevation

7 Lock Crescent Kidlington OX5 1HD

Change of Use from a residential dwelling (Use Class C3) to a 10 bedroom House in Multiple Occupation (Use Class Sui Generis) and associated works including installation of bike and bin stores; single storey rear extension

Minnis Farm Woodstock Road Yarnton OX5 1PQ

RETROSPECTIVE - Change of Use from agricultural storage to domestic storage in association with the residential units on the site

95 High Street Kidlington OX5 2DR

T1 Ash (marked as T2 on tree location plan) Tree on frontage of 95. Crown lift lower branches to provide statutory clearance over road. Reason for recommended work Statutory clearance - As instructed by John Rawlings-Hall (Oxfordshire Highways)

18 Hazel Crescent Kidlington OX5 1EG

Single storey rear extension and hip to gable alteration with rear dormer

Yarnton Residential And Nursing Home Rutten Lane Yarnton OX5 1LW

Various works as per tree schedule

8 St Nicholas Road Tackley Kidlington Oxfordshire OX5 3BH

Certificate of lawfulness (Erection of a single storey extension)

34 Mead Way Kidlington OX5 2BJ

Proposed rear orangery

1 Blenheim Terrace Bletchingdon OX5 3DQ

1 x Silver birch in the garden of property to be removed to ground level as it has close proximity to the building causing light issues owner wants to replant area. Reduction of Cherry tree by approx 2m.

Abbotts Piece Church Lane Islip OX5 2TA

T1 x Fern Tree - Tree has outgrown the size of the garden, branches are encoaching towards the house and cables coming into the house. The volume of needles being dropped is becoming a problem and impossible to keep tidy, they are covering and killing the grass below - to be felled. T2 x Holly tree - again, it has outgrown the size of the garden and has a structural weakness where it splits into three - to be felled. T3 x Yew Tree - This is against the wall and poses a structural threat to the future integrity of the wall. It is also encoraching into another yew tree - to be felled.

White Cottage Mill Street Islip OX5 2SY

T1 - Dead Robinia (Rear Garden) - Fell in sections to ground level - serving a high risk to gardens users and outbuildings T2 - Silver birch (Rear Garden) - Reduce in height and spread by approx. 1-2m, making cuts at secondary points of live growth and promoting a balanced rounded crown form associated with species - keeping the tree in scale with the surrounding environment and property.

Church Cottage Church Lane Charlton On Otmoor OX5 2UA

There are 4 trees in the garden at Church Cottage, a Grade 2 Listed thatched property in a conservation area. One (OAK on plan) is an oak, in good condition and protected by a TPO. No works are required. We have consulted a professional arborist, who has identified the remaining 3 trees (T1, T2, T3) as North American Black Locust (Robinia pseudoacacia). They are native to eastern and central USA and all parts are highly toxic to humans, dogs and horses (Ref: BlackLocust.pdf, attached) and Ref: https://www.poison.org/articles/are-black-locust-trees-toxic-221. Planned works: (1) Removal of T1 (nearest to house). (2) Thinning and maintenance of T2 and T3, and guidance on potential future removal and replacement with UK-native species. Justification for works to T1 (see attached photos): (1) The tree is in poor condition and presents a risk to the property, church wall and churchyard. The tree leans towards Church Cottage and its canopy extends over part of the property. Falling leaves, blossom and seeds are a risk to the integrity of the thatch. (2) The non-native nature of the tree means that it has not adapted well to the UK climate, branches fall regularly from it (and T2 & T3) in medium-high winds into both the garden of Church Cottage and into the graveyard. (3) The tree is clogged with ivy, which further impacts its stability and growth. (4) The proximity of T1 to T2 means that the canopy of T2 is unbalanced. Removal of T1 would, at least, enable T2 to become more balanced. (5) Overhead power cables to neighbouring properties pass through the branches of T1 (and T2). Neighbours report that, prior to works to strengthen the cable, there have been incidents of the cable being brought down by movement of the tree and branches. (6) The toxicity of the tree, blossom, seeds etc presents a risk both to those in the garden at Church Cottage, or visiting the churchyard were (say) a small child to be injured by the spikes on its branches, or to ingest seeds. (7) The churchyard is a public space and hence the overhang represents something that needs to be taken into consideration along with the points above. The churchyard is central to the village, graves are well maintained and it's visited regularly. Due to the density of the trees along the church wall we would ask the tree officer's advice on replacement. The existing density has prevented T1 and T2 from developing properly and, in an ideal scenario, we'd perhaps propose replacing both T1 and T2 with a single semi-mature native variety that would grow to similar height and canopy - for example a "Resista" Elm, Field Maple etc.

Park House Bletchingdon Road Kirtlington OX5 3HF

T1 x Oak - longitudinal area of necrotic bark dysfunctional timber on codominant stem/lateral at 15-20m north-east, strong reaction wood formation to 18m, limited reaction wood with more extensive decay above 18m, minimal internal canopy, within falling distance of the stable, reduce the sail area of the codom stem by removing up to 5m in length to small pruning points from approximately half of the secondary branches, to encourage the development of new growth at the pruning point and permit a future reduction of the retained branches. The proposed work does not follow BS3998 but will not impact on the amenity value of the group and will reduce the risk of limb shedding during storm force winds.

Honeysuckle House Mill Street Islip OX5 2SZ

Five Day Notice T1 x Remove broken sections and reduce crown upto 4m. Final shape to be a naturalisticn rounded form. Prune out damaged editions fron underlying trees.

Old Post Office High Street Charlton On Otmoor OX5 2UQ

Norway spruce Reduction in height by removal of top 2m of the crown, in order to prevent the tree from becoming unstable. Removal of lower branches to a height of 5m as they are an obstruction and contact the neighbour's roof.

Grebe Cottage High Street Charlton On Otmoor OX5 2UQ

Cherry (T1) - Crown Reduce by 2 meters to provide clearance from the road Willow (T2) - Remove 2 Stems to allow more light into the property

Foxtownsend Farmhouse Heyford Road Kirtlington OX5 3HS

Cockspur Thorn – Remove tree Reason: The tree is in decline and in a poor condition. Affected by the fungus Fomes fomentarius

139 Woodstock Road Yarnton Kidlington OX5 1PT

RETROSPECTIVE - Single storey extension to the rear, which includes the installation of a wooden fence.