Planning applications in South Oxfordshire, September 2016

Classic Beauty 53 St Marys Street WALLINGFORD OX10 0ER

Renewing of lime render to front elevation which has perished due to weathering and water "splash" from passing traffic.

14 Swallow Mews DIDCOT OX11 6AH

Single storey rear extension.

79 High Street WALLINGFORD Oxon OX10 0BX

Non illuminated fascia sign, illuminated menu box and painting of ground floor brickwork.

79 High Street WALLINGFORD Oxon OX10 0BX

Non illuminated fascia sign and illuminated menu box

25 Henley Road Shillingford OX10 7EL

Dwellinghouse with garden and parking and associated works (as amended by revised site plan ref P01A which enlarges the turning head).

Button Cottage 4 Middle Assendon RG9 6AX

Discharge of condition 4 - submission of details on application ref. P15/S3236/LB Replace conservatory to the rear, and replacement of two front elevation windows

Hawksview House, 100 Northfield End, Henley on Thames, Oxon, RG9 2JN

T1 - Lime T1 - Lime - located in adjacent rugby club grounds and now encroaching over into Hawks View. Reduce sections of crown overhanging back to boundary line at appropriate points of pruning. Remarks:

5 River Terrace, HENLEY-ON-THAMES, Oxon, RG9 1BG

T1 - Cedar - fell the tree is dead. Replace with a semi mature, heavy standard tree - happy to abide by the Council's choice of species. T1 Cedar Spec: S16 Fell tree to ground level and grind stump. Spec: S20 Suggested species, Ginkgobiloba. suggested size, 10-12 girth Reason: R1 Sound arboricultural management Reason: R4 To address potential hazard Reason: R6 Poor health

Land adj to Ashford Avenue &, Reades Lane, Sonning Common

T1 - Oak - reduce length of all branches by removal of up to 3 metres in branch length in crown height and width, lift to 5 metres. Remove dead and diseased wood. All items include removing arising debris, leaving site clean and tidy. Reasons: the tree is located on a strip of land at the rear of No. 8 Farm Close The tree is of large spreading nature straddling gardens and encroaching onto residents properties. The trees proximity to the nearby house is causing anxiety and apprehension the occupier. T1 Oak Spec: S3 Remove deadwood. Spec: S5 Remove damaged branches Spec: S7 Lift crown to a height of 2.5 above ground level Reason: R1 Sound arboricultural management

Hareview House Chinnor Road Towersey Oxon OX9 3RB

Erection of buildings to house calves and cows in farmyard.

The Walled Garden Badgemore Park Golf Club Badgemore RG9 4NR

Discharge of Conditions(s) 3 (Materials), 5 (Hard Surfacing), 6 (Landscaping), 7 (Tree Protection), 9 (Contamination) on application P13/S2832/FUL 'Removal of existing buildings and erection of single dwellinghouse with ancillary facilities, garages, access and landscaping (renewal of extant planning permission Ref P11/E0247).

46-50 St Marys Street WALLINGFORD OX10 0EY

Partial change of use from A1 to A2. Change of use to include minor external alterations at ground floor to facilitate change, along with internal re-modelling and re-organisation of ground floor and basement.

Goring Fire Station Icknield Road Goring RG8 0DL

Installation of 1 no. cabinet and minor ancillary works

46-50 St Marys Street WALLINGFORD OX10 0EY

Partial change of use from A1 to A2. Change of use to include minor external alterations at ground floor to facilitate change, along with internal re-modelling and re-organisation of ground floor and basement.

The Old Rectory, High Street, Whitchurch, RG8 7DF

T1 - Mature Ash 1 x Ash (Mature) - perimeter tree with typical asymmetrical form to west overhanging Church Cottage. Bifurcation at 1.0m with compression fork with partial fusion above this. The tree displays a drawn form competing with a neighbouring Ash to the east. The radial growth to west is excessively elongated and overhangs a household entrance in continuous use. The main stem is of an increment that now is causing damage to the Rectory and Church Cottage wall, mainly lift damage being in a tight location of the garden corner. The Ash is surrounded to the north and east with further mature trees. Whilst remedial works would temporarily mitigate structural weaknesses it is not considered to be aesthetically pleasing or providing a long-term solution. The safe useful life expectancy is considered to be exhausted and the continuous use under the canopy is concerning without investment that is possibly short lived. The surrounding mature trees provide sufficient amenity value to justify removal. On this basis the tree could be justifiably felled. Tree to be dismantled in sections using rigging finally felling at ground level. Remarks: