Planning applications in South Oxfordshire, December 2017

Riverside House, Waterstock, Oxford, OX33 1JT

T1 - Crack Willow T2 - Weeping Willow T3 - Sycamore T4 - Ash T5 - Sycamore T1 - Crack Willow - concern over perceived movement, leverage on the annually submerged bank and potentially the obstruction of the river during periods in the winter, the cost of removal from the river after failure during annual flooding/saturation would also be excessive. Fell to near ground level and burn all of the arisings on the island. T2 - Weeping Willow - significant stress rib formation. Reduce to create a pollard effect, removing approximately 4m to decrease leverage and the likelihood of failure into the river and ove the original manor wall. T3 - Sycamore - significant damage over the garden wall and throughout the crown. Crown clean, reducing as required branches which are damaged in excess of 30% of the circumference of the branch and removing those branches which are damaged in excess of 60% of their circumference. T4 - Ash - remove six primary branches and one large secondary branch to provide clearance over the adjacent cherry and garden. T5 - Sycamore - encroaching on the pool area over the garden wall. Crown reduce the section of the canopy which extends towards the garden wall by 2m and reshape, removing no more than 3m from any one branch. Remarks:

The Rectory Garden, Manor Road, Goring, Oxon

T1-T8 Lime T10 - Lime T1 & T2 - Lime - remove lower limbs as indicated above, also replanted Lime 9. T2-5 & T6-8 - Lime Avenue - aim is to let more light in by raising canopy of lower branches and major side trunks. T4 - Lime - reduce major side trunk on cemetery gate side to the knuckle with new growth. Also reduce limb over path. Lime trees No. 4 & 7 - reduce major side trunks on cemetery gate side to the knuckle with new growth. Also reduce limbs and any deadwood over path. Lime tree No. 5 - possibly remove low epicormic growth, however this may ned to be repeated every 2-3 years. Lime tree No. 6 - Reduce bottom three limbs over hedge and neighbouring property, as indicated above. Also remove dead branches over path. Lime tree No. 10 - by gate - remove lowest imbs and remove low epicormic growth, as indicted above, however this pruning of epicormics may need to be repeated every two to three years. Remarks:

land to rear of Fairmile Court, Fairmile, Henley on Thames, Oxon, RG9 2JP

G1 - row of Black Itan Poplar trees Row of black itan poplar trees - carry out crown reductions and reshape by approx 3m including crown cleans. Remarks:

The Barn, Overy, Dorchester on Thames, Wallingford, OX10 7JU

T1 - Cherry T2 - Weeping Wilow T3 - Copper Beech T4 - Horse Chestnut T1 - Cherry - on right hand side of drive going towards house - trim crown to reduce weight on split. T2 - Large Weeping Willow (beyond herbaceous border) reduce height by 4m to make future maintenance easier. T3 - Copper Beech - reduce crown by 1/3 as spreading too much. T4 - Horse Chestnut - bottom left hand corner of garden near river - remove - competing with other trees, not enough space for them all. Remarks:

7 Makins Road, Henley-on-Thames

Re Lime tree protected by TPO:- report from Keen Consultants: this Lime is in falling distance of the dwelling and th road junction. Between ground level and circa 2m above ground level the two main stems coalesce. The union between the two stems is tight and includes bark. It is not strongly formed and arboricultural knowledge informs us that these poor unions are highly susceptible to failure. Given its location, and the knowledge of likely failure, we wish to remove the tree Removal of the tree will provide space for the adjoining trees to flourish. The retained trees will continue to be prominent in the streetscene. Amenity provided by trees in this garden will not be materially diminished by the loss of this one defective tree. A replacement tree can be incorporated within the garden in a location where it can develop without compromising existing trees or resulting in a poor relationship with the dwelling. G1 4 Limes (2 Silver Birch - felled and replaced with 1 Swedish Whitebeam) Spec: S15 Fell tree to ground level. Spec: S20 Supply and plant replacemnt tree, in the same location. Tilia cordata 10-12cm (select standard) Reason: R1 Sound arboricultural management Reason: R4 To address potential hazard

The Old Forge 72 High Street Dorchester-on-Thames OX10 7HP

Single storey rear extension

35 Park Hill Wheatley OX33 1NE

Engineering works in excess of those relating to Planning approval P15/S0603/FUL

Gannock Cottage Digberry Lane Nettlebed RG9 6DP

Two storey extension and internal alterations. (As per amended plans received 19 January 2018)

Gannock Cottage Digberry Lane Nettlebed RG9 6DP

Two storey extension and internal alterations. (As per amended plans received 19 January 2018).

The Bungalow Mays Farm Ewelme OX10 6QF

Proposed brick and slate built ancilliary barn.

Brookside, 8 Hillcraft Road, Stanton St John, Oxford, OX33 1EZ

Large Leylandii Large Leylandii - front garden - fell in sections to ground level. Remarks:

Thame Service Station 67-68 Park Street THAME OX9 3HT

Non-Material Amendment to P15/S2782/FUL to two number windows on rear elevation to be deepened as shown on drawing MDL-1251-114 rev P2. Demolition of existing buildings (retention of the former Fire Station building) and re-development of site with two and three storey buildings to create 20 retirement units for people aged 55 and over and formation of courtyard parking and communal gardens. (As clarified by amended street scene received 11/09/15 and as amended by drawings received 26/11/15 adding ground floor windows).

22-24 Blacklands Road Benson OX10 6NW

Discharge of conditions 3: Materials, 4: Landscaping, 6: Archaeology, 7: Public Footpath, 9: SUDs, 10: Access, 11: Vision Splays, 12: Hard Landscaping, and 13: Cycle Parking, of planning permission P16/S3501/FUL. Demolition of nos 22 and 24 Blacklands Road and erection of 11 no dwellings along with amenity space, parking, access and bin and bicycle storage on land to the rear of Blacklands Road, Benson. (as clarified by contaminated land survey accompanying Agent's email dated 20 December 2016 and additional noise report received on 30 January 2017).

47 & 49 Oakley Lane CHINNOR OX39 4HT

Variation of condition 2 (Approved Plans) of reserved matters permission P16/S1486/RM (Application for Reserved Matters for appearance, landscaping, layout and scale for two detached 5-bedroom dwellings following outline planning permission P15/S0283/O), to replace approved plan 04 Rev A with plan 04 Rev B to make alteration to side and rear roofing of Plot 2.

Land at the Elms Upper High Street Thame OX9 2DX

Discharge of conditions 3(materials) and 4(materials) of planning permission P14/S2176/FUL The erection of 37 dwellings and creation of new public open space, provision of new vehicle access from Elms Road and a new pedestrian/cycle link on to Upper High Street with associated infrastructure works and landscaping. Conditions(s) 3 and 4

Grey House High Street Beckley OX3 9UU

Extensions to Grey House and associated alterations

The Old Rectory Section of Road From Junction Adjacent the Chestnuts to Junc Checkendon RG8 0QS

Discharge of condition 4 (arboricultural method) of planning permission P17/S3301/HH Proposed internal and external refurbishment of the main dwelling and the part-conversion, refurbishment and extension of the existing outbuildings and garages. Proposed landscaping including the construction of new tennis court, kitchen garden, driveway & entrance gates, and the refurbishment of the existing swimming pool area.

1 Beckley Close Woodcote RG8 0SZ

Two storey front extension with two and single storey extension to rear (as amended by plans received 15 March 2018 reducing the depth of first floor element of the front extension).

Land south of Tower House Reading Road Lower Shiplake RG9 3JN

Creation of access with gate off Reading Road, Shiplake into plot south of Tower House, Reading Road, Shiplake, RG9 3JN.

Chestnuts, 5 Keens Lane, Chinnor, Oxon, OX39 4PF

T1 - Horse Chestnut T2 - Yew T1 - Horse Chestnut - crown lift to 3m over neighbours garden and reduce neighbours side by up to 1.5m to give adequate clearance. Clip adjacent Yew encroaching over footpath. Remarks:

Dulverton Reading Road Lower Shiplake RG9 3JN

Demolition of existing single storey house and garage and construction of two new three storey 5-bedroom houses and two detached double garages (additional tree report received 25th January 2018 and layout of dwellings and site area altered as shown on amended plans received 2nd March 2018 and alterations to access and parking arrangements and garage dimensions as shown on amended plans received 18th May 2018 and 22nd May 2018).

Thame Cricket Club Church Road THAME OX9 3AJ

Discharge of condition 2 - materials on application ref. P17/S1296/FUL Demolition of existing cricket pavilion & replacement with new cricket pavilion

Rainbow Cottage Wallingford Road North Moreton OX11 9BA

Discharge of condition 3 - submission of details on application ref. P17/S2513/LB Restore the inglenook fireplace by removing the modern infill to expose and repair the original inglenook fireplace

29 Sovereign Place WALLINGFORD OX10 9GF

Demolition of conservatory and erection of single storey rear extension

Old Well Cottage Goring Heath Road Whitchurch Hill RG8 7PQ

Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of a two storey side extension in its place. Some internal reconfiguration (as amended by plans received 27 February 2018 reducing the amount of glazing and stepping back rear gable)

216 Greys Road HENLEY-ON-THAMES RG9 1QX

Extension and alterations following the removal of the existing rear conservatory, single storey areas to the east and the existing double garage to the west.

The Ryepeck The Street South Stoke RG8 0JS

Erection of 6m x 3m polytunnel

Hill House Old Road Shotover Hill OX3 8TA

Demolition of existing porch, construction of two storey side and rear extension. (As amplified by tree report and tree protection plan received 02/03/2018).

Longways Road Running Through Stoke Row Stoke Row RG9 5RB

Remove main roof and replace it at a steeper pitch to allow for rooms in the roof + two dormer windows + alterations (As per amended plans received 25 January 2018 )(Side facing dormer windows to be obscure glazed and fixed shut below 1.7 metres from finished floor level of the room in which they are to be inserted as per amended plans received 15 February 2018)

R01 Orchard Shopping Centre Didcot OX11 7LL

Non material amendment to application ref. P16/S1684/FUL - re-configuration of the entrance doors and amendments to the north elevation of Unit R.01 of Block D2 Variation of condition 2 and removal of condition 14 of planning permission P15/S0433/FUL (as amended by drawings received 25 June 2015). Demolition of existing buildings and construction of 1 and 2 storey buildings comprising retail units (Use Class A1), flexible retail units (Use classes A1/A3), restaurants (Use Class A3), a gym (Use Class D2); replacement public toilets; new public realm; improvements to existing public realm; new landscaping; realignment of drainage channel and alterations to access comprising amendments to the existing parking layout; additional car, motorcycle and cycle parking; new servicing area; new and amended access from the highway (including relocated bus route and closure of the High Street to allow redevelopment for retail use) and altered/new pedestrian access.

24 Gravel Hill, Henley on Thames, Oxon, RG9 2EE

1 x Mature Lawson Cypress 1 x mature Lawson Cypress - beginning to impact on nearby historic wall. Carefully dismantle tree in sections to ground level. Remarks:

Howbery Park, Benson Lane, Crowmarsh, Wallingford

T1 - Black Pine - fell and retain stem as standing deadwood for local ecology. T2 - Tulip Tree - remove major deadwood only. T31 - Tulip Tree - remove and replant. T32 - Lime - Remove dead branch. T33 - Lime - Remove major dedwood and reduce height of canopy by 2m as a precaution. T34 - Lime - reduce to 3m retaining habitat. T35 - Lime - remove dead branch within upper crown. T38 - Lime - remove deadwood. T39 - Lime - remove deadwood. Sequoia - climb and inspect union and bracing. T40 - Horse Chestnut - climb and inspect cavity. Consider mulching RPA, Install pheromone traps. Monitor annually. T41 - Horse Chestnut - Mulch RPA of trees (in house grounds team). Install pheromone traps/climbing inspection. T43 - Ash - remove deadwood. T44 - Cedar (Atlantic Blue) - remove and replant. G6 - Beech - remove deadwood. T46 - Beech - fell to ground level. G16 - Lime x 21 - remove major deadwood. G20 - Lombardy Poplar x 6 - remove major deadwood. G20 - Lombardy Poplar x 4 - remove major deadwood. W4 - Mixed - thin/coppice group by up to 30%, removing: poorly developed specimens - tree in close proximity leading to no future development potential. - dead trees - tree with significant defects. The objective is to create an open woodland group of trees that can develop successfully into maturity. W5 - Acer - prune away from nearby building. Reduction works could be harsher this time to avoid future conflict. Tree is hidden so aesthetics not considered relevant. T47 - Cypress - fell to ground level and replant. T49 - Grey Poplar - fell to 2.0m and retain as a habitat feature. Timber to be retained on site as ecology piles. T50 - Grey Poplar - fell to 2.0m and retain as a habitat feature. Timber to be retained on site as ecology piles. G1 - Lime x 5 - remove deadwood. T53 - Grey Poplar - fell retaining stem for habitat. G.C Lime x 8 - remove major deadwood. T55 - Norway Maple - fell to 2.0m monolith and retain stump for habitat. T57 - Ash - climb and remove as much dead ivy as possible. Re assess structural condition. G9 - Horse Chestnut - reduce large asymmetrical tree to North within group by up to 4m to bring into profile. Remove 4 x early mature trees to south of group that show significant bark delamination and canopy die back.

Nokewood House, Church Street, Beckley, Oxon, OX3 9UT

G1 - 3 Sycamores G1 - group of three Sycamores on boundary with school footpath to playfield field. Trees have a low amenity value, squirrel damage throughout crown, dangerous hanging branches. To fell trees to near ground level. Remarks:

Land north of Unit 3 4 Gidley Way Horspath OX33 1RQ

Erection of single storey, two bedroom dwellinghouse with associated parking and amenity space (As amplified by Noise Exposure Assessment accompanying e-mail form agent received 22 February 2018).

The Cherry Tree Park Lane Kingston Blount OX39 4SL

First floor rear extension over existing, single storey rear extension. Conservatory extension to rear, change of use from A4 (public house) to C1/A3 (bed and breakfast and cafe) (revised application form, site plan and parking plan received 31st January 2018 and as amended to enlarge and relocate proposed cafe area)

Building at Easington Farm, Access Road to Easington, Easington OX49 5AZ

Variation of Condition 2 (alterations to openings and parking layout) of P16/S0316/FUL (Alterations to building to allow change of use from agricultural to farm office use).

Poors Farm Ipsden OX10 6AD

Steel portal framed grain storage building.

14 Wittenham Lane Dorchester-on-Thames OX10 7JW

Erection of single storey side and rear extensions Erection of detached outbuilding

2 Bear Lane North Moreton OX11 9AS

Demolish existing single story side extension, front porch and outbuildings. Proposed, two story side extension protruding existing front and rear, single story extension front (as amended by drawing number A1 1010B to re-position a ground floor window on side elevation and add a workshop to the side aspect received on 8 January 2018).

12 Queensway DIDCOT OX11 8LZ

Proposed formation of a single storey new dwelling.(as amended by drawing received 7 February 2018).

Coppa Club 49-51 Bell Street HENLEY-ON-THAMES RG9 2BG

New Signage

Coppa Club 49-51 Bell Street HENLEY-ON-THAMES RG9 2BG

Variation of condition 2 of Planning Permission P17/S1272/FUL to vary the side elevation. Alterations to shopfront and side entrance plus new signage. (As amended by plans received 31 May 2017 to amend awning).

30 Brook Street WATLINGTON Oxon OX49 5JH

Discharge of Conditions 4 - arboricultural method statement in application P15/S3878/HH Erection of two storey side extension, single storey rear extension and new car port.(as amplified by Arboricultural Report received 24 February 2016)

1B The Street Crowmarsh Gifford OX10 8EA

Fit garage door to garage port.

4 Baldon Lane Marsh Baldon OX44 9LT

Demolition of the existing detached garage. Erection of one and a half storey side extension. Enlargement of existing entrance gates to driveway.

South Weston Cottage South Weston OX9 7EF

Replacement of an exisitng rear extension with a new rear extension.

Land north of New Road Shillingford

Outline application for residential development of up to 110 homes (Use Class C3) and associated public open space, landscaping and sustainable urban drainage system with all matters reserved except access

18 Hammer Lane Warborough OX10 7DJ

single storey double carport.

Land north of Rycote Lane near Thame OX9 2BY

The erection of up to 180,000 square feet (up to 16,722 square metres) of B2/B8 with ancillary B1(a) and B1(c) together with parking, drainage, landscaping (structural and incidental) and highway works

Mill Farm, Mill Street, Stanton St John, Oxford, OX33 1HN

G1 - 6 x Plum G2 - 12 x Hawthorn Until about 20 years ago there were no trees here at all. The current owner then planted deciduous hedging plants about 20 years ago. The majority of these hedging plants, which had been maintained as a hedge by the owners, were then removed about 8 years later and replaced with evergreen plants. Whatever was left of the deciduous hedging was then left to bolt and so became the trees, the subject of this application. There are in total about six plum (wild red and yellow types) and twelve hawthorns although at this time of year it is difficult to identify this because the trees are bare, all look alike and they are of varying heights and very interwined. (total approx 18 trees). The work is to cut back the parts of these trees which overhang the boundary into Mill House property. The boundary line runs approximately east/west and so forms a northern boundary of Mill Farm and the southern boundary of Mill House. Remarks: Spec: