Planning applications in Winchester, January 2023

Mayfield House Home Lane Sparsholt Hampshire SO21 2NN

Mature Norway Spruce,(Picea abies) - T1, remove to ground level as the tree is suffering from extensive needle browning that has adversely degraded its visual amenity value.

5 Hall Court Botley Road Shedfield Hampshire SO32 2HL

Removal of ornamental cherry tree that is showing significant of signs of disease / decay. No plans to replace as it is partially under the canopy of an existing larger tree.

Buckingham House 50 Hyde Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 7DY

Plum tree is in the far south east corner of the garden of 50 Hyde Street. It is overgrown, and has a mature climbing rose growing alongside it that is also very overgrown. Would like to prune back by up to 2m in order to maintain balance of tree and encourage growth, and also to remove branches that are currently dragging on the roof of the lock up garages adjacent.

Woodcutters Poles Lane Otterbourne Hampshire SO21 2DS

T1, Oak, Fell to ground level and replant with size and species to be

The Superintendent House Andover Road Winchester Hampshire SO22 6AS

Construction of a garden studio and garden stores built of timber frame construction with cedar cladding

The Maples Locks Lane Sparsholt Winchester Hampshire SO21 2LU

Yew (T) - Tip reduce lower branches overhanging hedge by up to 1.5m on photo C to restore light to hedge to encourage leaf growth and improve screening. Tree is causing excessive shading. (see original application) (Amended)

Sparsholt Manor Woodman Lane Sparsholt Hampshire SO21 2NW

T1 - Hornbeam - Cut back by 2-3m over pool area. T2 - 2 x Beech - Cut back to fencline ov tennis court. T3 - Norway Maple - Cut back over Tennis courts. T4 - Cut leaf Beech - Remove 1 low over extending limb.

North Winds Lower Lane Bishops Waltham Hampshire SO32 1AS

1. Remove a Broad Leafed Willow form the area between the back of the house and the plot rear boundary and plant a Betula Utilis Jacquemontii - Snow Queen in the front garden to the north of the house. The tree has outgrown the available space and is of no amenity value as it cannot be seen from any public space. The replacement tree will provide ongoing tree cover when the Sycamore trees situated along the top of the front bank of the plot have to be felled. They are showing early signs of Sooty Bark disease. 2. Plant an Acer Rubrum - October Glory in the area to the north of the house as an alternative to the Norway Maple specified in the previously approved application to remove a Sycamore. The site has a large Squirrel population and the Norway Maple is apparently vulnerable to bark damage from them.