South Oxfordshire planning applications

Unit 26 9 Orchard Street DIDCOT OX11 7LG

Display of new signage. As amended by plan ref PL EL PR A which alters the dimensions of the signs and confirms that the proposed fascia sign is to be illuminated.

22 Horse Close Cottages Great Haseley OX44 7JJ

Single storey rear extension

33 Cross Road Cholsey OX10 9PE

Variation of condition 2 of planning permission P17/S0923/HH to vary drawings. (Single-storey rear, first floor side extensions and entrance porch).

24 Manor Road HENLEY-ON-THAMES RG9 1LU

Single storey front extension; new flat roof over existing garage; single storey side extension to replace existing; single storey rear extension following demolition of existing conservatory; Additional side (West) elevation window to first floor level.

The Coach House Tokers Green Lane Kidmore End RG4 9EE

Variation of Condition 2 of P16/S3894/FUL for revised site plan and composite floor plan and elevations. Proposed conversion of barn to single dwelling with new vehicular access and amenity space. (As amended by plans received 2017_01_17 to revert back to consented scheme P15/S3947/FUL but retains proposed garage) (Amended by plan received 2017_02_06 to site garage closer to parking area) (Amended by plans received 2017_02_10 to increase application area marginally).(As per additional Information received 17 August 2017) related to P18/S0332/FUL

Church Farm House Holton OX33 1PR

Proposed extension and roof conversion to existing flat.

Mulberry House, Tokers Green Road, Tokers Green, Kidmore End

(T3) Inspection report by Tree Surveys recommends removing eastern stem and reducing crown of western stem. Due to decay also detected in western stem, we are applying for permission to carry out the work as described in the report and also the option to remove both stems if this is a more economical approach (since the western stem will also need removal at some point in the future). T3 Double stemmed Robinia Spec: S15 Fell tree to ground level. Spec: S20 Sweet gum (liqeudambar styraciflua) 10-12cm girth Reason: R1 Sound arboricultural management Reason: R6 Poor health, structural condition of form (delete as appropriate) Reason: R7 Close to building

Land off Crowell Road Chinnor

Full planning application for residential development comprising 54 dwellings, new vehicular and pedestrian access,internal roads and footpaths, car parking, public open space, landscaping, drainage and other associated infrastructure. (As clarified by amended plans and additional information accompanying Agents letters dated 19 June 2017, 30 August 2017, 17 October 2017, 3 and 7 November 2017).

Coombe Lodge, Hartslock Bridleway, Whitchurch on Thames, Oxon, RG8 7QX

G1-G7 - Yew T1 - Holly T2 - Plum prunus sp Trees G1-7 Yew taxus baccata situated on eastern boundary of Coombe Lodge. It is proposed that the trees are reduced from 1/3 to 1/2 and trim side. Trees are now too close and too high in relation to Coombe Lodge. They affect light and are too close to roof and gutters. Consent has previously been given by you on a number of occasions. T1 - Holly elexsp. situated at far end of Yew boundary line. Reduce by 2-3 metres in height and trim as too close and high affecting light in relation to Coombe Lodge, Again, consent previously given. T2 - Plum plunus sp, this is in White House garden. Cut back overhanging branches and reduce height by 2m. Overhanging branches are invasive and the tree takes light. Again, consent previously given by you. Dr Oppenheimer of White House consents to necessary work. Remarks:

7 Nelson Close WALLINGFORD OX10 0LG

Two storey and single storey rear extensions.

18 Elizabeth Close HENLEY-ON-THAMES RG9 1RE

The erection of a single-storey rear extension with the installation of 3x roof lights, French Doors & 3x new windows (2x will be full length)

Hazel Gardens, Sonning Common

T13 - Western Red Cedar T14 - Cypress The two trees next to one another (T13 & T14) have been discussed between myself and Philip Collings as we agree the lower canopys are getting too long and are overhanging the road. Cause for concerns are that residents cars are being scratched and high HGV vehicles (bin lorries) are driving in the middle of the road to avoid the trees. My control method to help improve the problem would be to lift the canopy by 10 ft incrasing headroom and vehicle access. I also suggested to spread any woodchippings under the trees afterwards as the ground is bare and since grass cant grow underneath, it would leave a nice finish after we lift the trees. Residents privacy has been considered, therefore with a 10 ft canopy lift, neighbours would still have a screen. Would a 10 ft canopy lift on both trees be ok to do?

Berins Hill Wood, Berins Hill, Ipsden

Sycamores - fell because of excessive regeneration of non-native species in protected native woodland. All trees in the group are squirrel damaged. Owner more than willing to replant with more native trees. Horse Chestnut - fell. W1 Mixed species woodland Beech, Oak, Ash, Fir, Pine Spec: S15 G1 Fell tree to ground level. Reason: R2 G1 and T1To ensure future compatibility with site, surroundings and usage Spec: S15 T1 Fell tree to ground level. Reason: R2 G1 and T1To ensure future compatibility with site, surroundings and usage

3 Conduit Hill Rise, Thame, Oxon

T1 - Willow - Remove. Reason: The above tree is considered to be responsible for root induced clay shrinkage subsidence damage to the subject property - 5 Conduit Hill Rise, Thame OX9 2EJ. Investigations into the damage have been conducted and the following information/evidence obtained: 1. Engineering opinion is that damage is due to clay shrinkage subsidence. 2. Foundations are bearing on to clay. 3. The clay subsoil has a high volume change potential (NHBC guidelines). 4. A comparison between moisture content and the plastic and liquid limits suggests desiccation in TH/BH1 (November 2016). 5. The Oedometer strain graph shows a characteristic bulge indicative of desiccation. 6. Live roots from the subject Willow tree have been recovered from below foundation depth in TP/BH1 confirming the trees influence on soil moisture and volumes. 7. The observed desiccation is coincident with recorded root activity. 8. Desiccation is at depths beyond ambient soil drying effects and entirely consistent with the soil drying effects of the subject willow. 9. Level monitoring for the period 07.03.2016 to 05.04.2017 clearly shows a cyclical pattern of movement indicative of the effects of the willow tree on soil moisture and volumes to the rear of the property. The uplift phase of the building can only be attributable to an expanding clay soil from a shrunken (desiccated) state due to the soil drying effects of the willow. 10. The drainage survey has found no defects in the drains to the rear and by reference to the soil descriptions and soil test results, together with the level monitoring, leaking drains can be discounted as a cause of the damage. Established evidential and legal tests pertinent to subsidence damage claims have been met and the evidence confirms there can be no other cause of the movement and associated damage at the rear of the property other than the indirect influence of the willow tree. T1 Willow Spec: S15 Fell tree to ground level. Reason: R2 To ensure future compatibility with site, surroundings and usage

Keepers Cottage Ipsden Oxon OX10 6QU

Replace existing lean to with new building with timber framed plywood sheeting and corrugated metal exterior cladding to retain existing A1 for farm shop (A3 element removed from this application as per amended information received 26 June 2017)

Candleford Cottage 35 Chapel Street WATLINGTON OX49 5QU

1. Install two sun-tube lights within the roof. 2. Remove two garages and replace them with a wooden shed (RETROSPECTIVE).

The Railway Hotel 24 Station Road Wheatley OX33 1ST

Demolition of the former Railway Inn and the creation of 16 retirement dwellings for people aged 55 and over, repositioning of vehicular and pedestrian access into the site and associated open space and landscaping. (As amplified by Addendum Briefing Note Bat Survey accompanying e-mail from agent received 14 July 2017 and amended by drawings accompanying email from agent received 13 December 2017 showing amending design reducing the height of the north east corner of the development and showing revised bin storage and zebra crossing and amplified by Daylight and Sunlight Report dated 5 January 2018 and amplified by amenity space plan 3164.115 Rev B received 22 February 2018 and section drawing received 5 March 2018)

Home Farm Hill Road near Lewknor OX49 5TS

Rear single storey substantially glazed extension and lengthening of existing extension

Home Farm Hill Road near Lewknor OX49 5TS

Rear single storey substantially glazed extension and lengthening of existing extension

59 Luker Avenue HENLEY-ON-THAMES RG9 2EY

Conversion of existing house to 2 self-contained flats. (Revised Parking Area - As amended by drawings PL03 Rev A, PL06 Rev A, PL08 Rev A and PL10 Rev A)

White Hart Hotel 22-26 High Street Dorchester-on-Thames OX10 7HN

Alterations and rear additions.

31 Harpsden Road HENLEY-ON-THAMES RG9 1EE

Proposed works to form roof space conversion and erect a dormer window (with design revision following submission of revised plan on 4th August 2017)

127 Brasenose Road DIDCOT OX11 7BP

Demolition of existing concrete constructed garage to the side of the property and erection of a single storey side and rear wrap-around extension

Chiltern House Road Running South Opposite Newlands Lane Stoke Row RG9 5PA

Discharge of conditions 3 - schedule of materials, 7 - levels, 8 - landscaping scheme and 9 - tree protection on application ref. P16/S2126/FUL New detached dwelling adjacent to Chiltern House and associated landscaping

3 Church Lane Brightwell-cum-Sotwell OX10 0SD

New dwelling detached.

House Adjacent to Edgemoor Turners Green Britwell Salome OX49 5LF

Discharge of Conditions 2 Approved plans and 4 Parking & Manoeuvring Areas Retained. P16/S3898/RM Demolition of existing stable building and erection of detached one and a half storey 3-bedroom dwelling (submission of reserved matters for layout, scale, appearance and landscaping).

49 Gidley Way Horspath OX33 1RG

Demolition of existing house, erection of two new 4-bedroom two and a half storey dwellings with private gardens, provision of four off street parking spaces. Provision of enclosed bin stores. related to P18/S1689/FUL

The Nursery School Rectory Road Great Haseley OX44 7JP

Variation of condition 2 of planning permission P16/S2224/FUL to change the approved plans to omit the south facing kitchen/living room wing. Original application description: Conversion of the Old School building to dwelling and erection of a new detached dwelling within the grounds of The Old School, Great Haseley. The proposal includes for the demolition of the single storey flat roof extensions, lean-to conservatories and a prefabricated outbuilding.(as amended by plans ref PS1010 A, PE1010B, PP0010 B and PP1030 B which alters the south facing dining room extension by reducing its length, increasing the amount of glazing and lowering the roof profile).

26 Haydon Road DIDCOT OX11 7JF

Demolition of existing garage. Erection of two storey side and rear extension to create two new 2 bed living units.

Howgate Boathouse Cleeve Road Goring RG8 9BT

New pitched roof to existing garage, including ground floor alterations and 'Studio' accommodation in roofspace.(as amended by plans 06, 05B and 04 B showing rear extension to Lowbury and car parking spaces for the main house. Ridge height of the garage extension reduced and first floor of garage to be used for storage). (as amplified by structural report submitted by agent on 24 July, 2017)

6 Oakdene Woodcote RG8 0RQ

Loft conversion consisting of three flat roof dormers to rear elevation and conservation style roof lights to front elevation. (As per amended plans received 15 June 2017)

Land Adjacent to Elmfield House Moreton OX9 2HS

Non material amendment to application ref. P14/S3879/FUL - Change the elements of stone on the house shown on the elevations to a white render finish Erection of a single dwelling and garage (re-submission of withdrawn application P14/S3239/FUL).

The Lilacs, Brook Street, Watlington, Oxon, OX49 5JH

T1 - Cherry T2 - Cherry T1 - Cherry - crown reduce in height by approx 2m and lateral spread by approx 2-3m where appropriate. T2 - Cherry - crown reduce in height by approx 2m and lateral spread by approx 2-3m where appropriate. Remarks:

Hazel Gardens, Sonning Common

T13 & T14 - As discussed with local residents and the parish council T13 & T14 are tall and wide creating lots of shade and block the sun from gardens around. The trees are healthy and are at no risk of falling over from what I can see from my professional background, the trees are well rooted and there are no signs of die back anywhere. To help sunlight access residents gardens and reduce any risk to the trees blowing over, I'm asking consent to reduce the two trees in height by 5 m and to hedge trim/shape the trees leaving a tidy natural finish to the trees. Even by hedge trimming the trees it will promote sunlight into near gardens. Please see photos attached for proposed height reduction.

High Road, Brightwell Cum Sotwell, OX10 0PT

Beech at rear of garden has a couple of low branches that shade our greenhouse. See enclosed photo from branches in question. We would like to remove these branches using services of a tree surgeon.We will use David Cottrell who has much experience. The larger of the two branches is approx 15cm in diameter and the amount proposed to be removed is very small percentage of the entire tree. We would like to do this because at present our greenhouse cannot be used to grow things in the summer months as is too shady.

46 Greys Hill HENLEY-ON-THAMES Oxon RG9 1SJ

Single storey rear extension and garden room. Resubmission of planning permissions P16/S2071/FUL and P16/S2072/LB

46 Greys Hill HENLEY-ON-THAMES Oxon RG9 1SJ

Single storey rear extension and garden room. Re-submission of planning permissions P16/S2071/HH and P16/S2072/LB

Eastfield House Pot Kiln Lane Goring Heath RG8 7SR

Proposed additions to the rear and side elevations of the house (revised plans received 27th June and 18th July 2017, amending the design of the extensions and omitting swimming pool enclosure and garage)

Chiltern Cottage Pleck Lane Kingston Blount OX39 4RU

P17/S0667/HH Erection of garden shed onto a slab base in the back garden. Shed 8 ft x 12 ft x 2.5 metres high 16mm thick tongue and groove. Slab base 12 ft x 16 ft. Discharge of Condition 3 Schedule of Materials.

15 Peppard Road Sonning Common RG4 9SS

Erection of a detached garage

67 Westfield Road Benson OX10 6NJ

Single storey rear extension

Lambridge Wood Cottages 32 Lambridge Wood Road HENLEY-ON-THAMES RG9 3BS

Proposed two bay garage with room over

14 Meadow Road HENLEY-ON-THAMES RG9 1BE

Proposed Side Conservatory

Site off Salt Lane near Postcombe OX9 7EE

Erection of standard design farm storage building

17 Watlington Road Benson OX10 6LT

Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of single-storey extension at rear of property.

Marlborough Club 227 Broadway DIDCOT OX11 8RU

Discharge of Conditions(s) 5 (parking) of Planning permission P15/S3815/FUL Erection of 2no semi-detached dwellings with new access and hardstanding.

Greyhount House, The Street, Ewelme, Oxon, OX10 6HU

T1 - Box Elder T2 - Prunus Avium x 2 T3 - Prunus Avium T4 - Cypressus Leylandii T7 - Prunus Avium Neighbours Property T5 - Prunus Avium T6 - Fagus Sylvatica Purpurea T1 - Box Elder - reduce canopy by thinning approx 2m to create more light for greenhouse underneath. T2 - Prunus Avium x 2 - fell to ground level to create more light for apple orchard. T3 - Prunus Avium - reduce canopy by thinning approx 2 metres and remove deadwood to create an aesthetically pleasing and manageable specimen. T4 - Cypressus Leylandii - fell to ground level - overhanging building and becoming too large for its location. T7 - Prunus Avium - prune back off driveway. Neighbours property T5 - Prunus Avium - remove branches overhanging building to make it easier for neighbour to take down themselves (tree is dead). T6 - Fagus Sylvatica Purpurea - reduce canopy by approx 2 metres to keep it under control, and to stop it from encroaching on neighbour's property. Remarks:

1 Church Street, Beckley, Oxford, OX3 9UT

T1 - Holly tree T1 - Holly tree at the end of the garden, crown raise to 6 to 8 feet from the ground. Remarks: Spec:

46 High Street, Wheatley, Oxford, OX33 1XX

T1 - Ash T2 - Apple T3 - Viburnum T1 - Ash - crown raise to 3m above ground level. Reduce canopy by 1m. Young tree in very small back garden; reduce and reshape to manage as a smaller specimen. T2 - Apple - thin tree by up to 15% by removing crossing/rubbing branches and deadwood to allow more light filtration to garden. T3 - Viburnum - trim shrub in front garden to allow more light to windows. Remarks: Spec:

Kings Cottage, Waterstock, Oxford, OX33 1JT

T1 - Mature Lawson Cypress T2 - Elder/Rose/Shrubs T3 - Sumak T1 - Mature Lawson Cypress - fell. T2 - Elder/Rose/Shrubs - remove. T3 - Sumak - remove. Remarks: