Works to a tree in a conservation area:T1(Plum) felled. There are ample mature trees wihin the garden and so this notification requests that the Council dispense with any requirements under a duty to replant.
G1 - 4 Large Lime trees in the front garden, maintained as historic pollards. Pollard to historic points. T1 - Large Silver Birch tree. The birch has been dead for a very long time and roots are unstable. Section fell to ground level. A replacement tree will be planted in a convenient location of the rear garden and below are the three alternative species advised by the Dulwich Estate: Cercis siliquastrum (Judas tree) Paulownia tomentosa (Foxglove tree) Acer davidii (Snakebark Maple) The new tree will be planted with a stem girth of between 14-16cm at 1m above ground level and at a minimum height of 2.m. T2 - Cherry Plum tree. Thin canopy by 20% and reshape as required. G2 - 3 Yew trees. Lift canopies to 2m so they are symmetrical. Reduce longer lateral branches by up to 0.5m to match rest of canopies as part of the reshape so that the 3 yew trees will look as symmetrical as possible. T3 - Large Apple tree. Crown reduce by 20% and thin canopy by 20%.
REVISED SPECIFICATION TO DULWICH ESTATE LICENCE T1. Two Maple trees approximately 5.5m in height, situated on the front boundary with Court Lane. Reduce in height by up to 1m and re-shape as necessary. T2. A Holly tree approximately 5m in height, situated on the left-hand side boundary of the rear garden. Reduce in height by up to 0.5m and re-shape as necessary. T3. A Purple Plum tree approximately 5m in height, situated on the left-hand side boundary of the rear garden. Reduce in height by up to 1m and generally tidied including the removal of water shoots. T4. Two Oak trees approximately 16m in height, situated close together on the right-hand side towards the bottom of the rear garden. Lightly thin by up to 15% including the removal of any dead wood. The height and basic shape to be retained. T5. A line of Beech and Hawthorn shrubs/trees approximately 5.5.m in height and situated along the bottom boundary with Dulwich Park. Reduce to previous pruning points to align with the top of the wire mesh fence.
Works to trees in a conservation area: T1: Crown thin by 20% a purple tree approximately 6m in height, situated in the front right hand corner adjacent to Court Lane. Remove water shoots and dead wood, re-shape where necessary. T2: Lightly thin by 15% a Holm Oak tree approximately 6m in height, situated on the right hand side boundary of the front garden. Remove dead wood and re-shape where necessary. T3: Lift low branches as necessary on a Magnolia tree approximately 6m in height, situated in the centre of the front garden. T4: Lift low branches as necessary on a River Birch tree approximately 7.5m in height, situated on the front boundary of the front garden. T5: Remove three small Judas trees approximately 3m in height, situated midway down the rear garden on the left hand side boundary. T6: Remove dead wood from an Ash tree approximately 15m in height, situated on the right hand side boundary midway down the rear garden. Lift low branches over the adjacent shrub borders.
REVISED SPECIFICATION TO MATCH DE LICENCE T1. Two Maple trees approximately 5.5m in height, situated on the front boundary with Court Lane. Reduce in height by up to 1m and re-shape as necessary. T2. A Holly tree approximately 5m in height, situated on the left-hand side boundary of the rear garden. Reduce in height by up to 0.5m and re-shape as necessary. T3. A Purple Plum tree approximately 5m in height, situated on the left-hand side boundary of the rear garden. Reduce in height by up to 1m and generally tidied including the removal of water shoots. T4. Two Oak trees approximately 16m in height, situated close together on the right-hand side towards the bottom of the rear garden. Lightly thin by up to 15% including the removal of any dead wood. T5. A line of Beech and Hawthorn shrubs/trees approximately 5.5.m in height and situated along the bottom boundary with Dulwich Park. Reduce to previous pruning points to align with the top of the wire mesh fence.
G1 - 4 Lime trees in front garden. Pollard to previous points and remove branches to 3m. T1 - XL Plum on LHS. Remove right hand branch growing over yew tree and towards back of garden to the trunk, which will separate the two trees. Remove 3 lower branches from rear of tree on left hand side to lift lower canopy and balance crown. Remove water shoots and crossing branches. T2 - Yew tree under plum tree on left hand side. Reduce canopy by 30% and reshape to separate canopy from plum tree. T3 - Yew tree under plum tree on RHS. Reduce canopy by 30% and reshape to separate canopy from plum tree. T4 - Yew tree on RHS, Crown reduce by 25% and reshape as required. T5 - Medium size plum tree. Leaning into neighbours' garden. Section fell to ground level and grind stump. T6 - Large leaning plum tree. Crown thin by 25%. T7 - Large Pear tree. Crown reduce by 30% and reshape as required. T8 - Large Silver Birch tree. Lift lower canopy to 3m and crown thin by 15%, removing dead wood and crossing branches.
T1 - XL Magnolia tree. Remove water shoots. T2 - RHS, XL Weeping Ash tree. Reduce lower left-hand limb over garden by 20%. Lift canopy to 4m above ground level. T3 - LHS, XL Weeping Ash tree. Remove dead wood, crown thin by 20% and remove water shoots. T4 - Front garden. Mature Hawthorne tree. The canopy is very thin with significant amount of dead wood. Remove including stump and replant with 2 Arbutus Unedo, 10-12cm DBH.
Non material amendment to vary condition 1 - approved plans of planning permission 17/AP/4645 (as subsequently amended by NMA approvals 18/AP/1487 & 18/AP/3543: Demolition of the existing garage; construction of a single storey extension with similar garage form; construction of a single storey rear extension; creation of an enlarged rear patio; replacement of the timber fence to the front boundary; and associated hard & soft landscaping) to insert inward-opening timber gate in previously approved front fence to provide access to relocated and screened refuse and recycling area; and for 'like for like' replacement of former timber door with trellis on side of house
Works to a tree in a conservation area:T1(Plum) felled. There are ample mature trees wihin the garden and so this notification requests that the Council dispense with any requirements under a duty to replant.
G1 - 4 Large Lime trees in the front garden, maintained as historic pollards. Pollard to historic points. T1 - Large Silver Birch tree. The birch has been dead for a very long time and roots are unstable. Section fell to ground level. A replacement tree will be planted in a convenient location of the rear garden and below are the three alternative species advised by the Dulwich Estate: Cercis siliquastrum (Judas tree) Paulownia tomentosa (Foxglove tree) Acer davidii (Snakebark Maple) The new tree will be planted with a stem girth of between 14-16cm at 1m above ground level and at a minimum height of 2.m. T2 - Cherry Plum tree. Thin canopy by 20% and reshape as required. G2 - 3 Yew trees. Lift canopies to 2m so they are symmetrical. Reduce longer lateral branches by up to 0.5m to match rest of canopies as part of the reshape so that the 3 yew trees will look as symmetrical as possible. T3 - Large Apple tree. Crown reduce by 20% and thin canopy by 20%.
REVISED SPECIFICATION TO DULWICH ESTATE LICENCE T1. Two Maple trees approximately 5.5m in height, situated on the front boundary with Court Lane. Reduce in height by up to 1m and re-shape as necessary. T2. A Holly tree approximately 5m in height, situated on the left-hand side boundary of the rear garden. Reduce in height by up to 0.5m and re-shape as necessary. T3. A Purple Plum tree approximately 5m in height, situated on the left-hand side boundary of the rear garden. Reduce in height by up to 1m and generally tidied including the removal of water shoots. T4. Two Oak trees approximately 16m in height, situated close together on the right-hand side towards the bottom of the rear garden. Lightly thin by up to 15% including the removal of any dead wood. The height and basic shape to be retained. T5. A line of Beech and Hawthorn shrubs/trees approximately 5.5.m in height and situated along the bottom boundary with Dulwich Park. Reduce to previous pruning points to align with the top of the wire mesh fence.
Works to trees in a conservation area: T1: Crown thin by 20% a purple tree approximately 6m in height, situated in the front right hand corner adjacent to Court Lane. Remove water shoots and dead wood, re-shape where necessary. T2: Lightly thin by 15% a Holm Oak tree approximately 6m in height, situated on the right hand side boundary of the front garden. Remove dead wood and re-shape where necessary. T3: Lift low branches as necessary on a Magnolia tree approximately 6m in height, situated in the centre of the front garden. T4: Lift low branches as necessary on a River Birch tree approximately 7.5m in height, situated on the front boundary of the front garden. T5: Remove three small Judas trees approximately 3m in height, situated midway down the rear garden on the left hand side boundary. T6: Remove dead wood from an Ash tree approximately 15m in height, situated on the right hand side boundary midway down the rear garden. Lift low branches over the adjacent shrub borders.
REVISED SPECIFICATION TO MATCH DE LICENCE T1. Two Maple trees approximately 5.5m in height, situated on the front boundary with Court Lane. Reduce in height by up to 1m and re-shape as necessary. T2. A Holly tree approximately 5m in height, situated on the left-hand side boundary of the rear garden. Reduce in height by up to 0.5m and re-shape as necessary. T3. A Purple Plum tree approximately 5m in height, situated on the left-hand side boundary of the rear garden. Reduce in height by up to 1m and generally tidied including the removal of water shoots. T4. Two Oak trees approximately 16m in height, situated close together on the right-hand side towards the bottom of the rear garden. Lightly thin by up to 15% including the removal of any dead wood. T5. A line of Beech and Hawthorn shrubs/trees approximately 5.5.m in height and situated along the bottom boundary with Dulwich Park. Reduce to previous pruning points to align with the top of the wire mesh fence.
G1 - 4 Lime trees in front garden. Pollard to previous points and remove branches to 3m. T1 - XL Plum on LHS. Remove right hand branch growing over yew tree and towards back of garden to the trunk, which will separate the two trees. Remove 3 lower branches from rear of tree on left hand side to lift lower canopy and balance crown. Remove water shoots and crossing branches. T2 - Yew tree under plum tree on left hand side. Reduce canopy by 30% and reshape to separate canopy from plum tree. T3 - Yew tree under plum tree on RHS. Reduce canopy by 30% and reshape to separate canopy from plum tree. T4 - Yew tree on RHS, Crown reduce by 25% and reshape as required. T5 - Medium size plum tree. Leaning into neighbours' garden. Section fell to ground level and grind stump. T6 - Large leaning plum tree. Crown thin by 25%. T7 - Large Pear tree. Crown reduce by 30% and reshape as required. T8 - Large Silver Birch tree. Lift lower canopy to 3m and crown thin by 15%, removing dead wood and crossing branches.
T1 - XL Magnolia tree. Remove water shoots. T2 - RHS, XL Weeping Ash tree. Reduce lower left-hand limb over garden by 20%. Lift canopy to 4m above ground level. T3 - LHS, XL Weeping Ash tree. Remove dead wood, crown thin by 20% and remove water shoots. T4 - Front garden. Mature Hawthorne tree. The canopy is very thin with significant amount of dead wood. Remove including stump and replant with 2 Arbutus Unedo, 10-12cm DBH.
Non material amendment to vary condition 1 - approved plans of planning permission 17/AP/4645 (as subsequently amended by NMA approvals 18/AP/1487 & 18/AP/3543: Demolition of the existing garage; construction of a single storey extension with similar garage form; construction of a single storey rear extension; creation of an enlarged rear patio; replacement of the timber fence to the front boundary; and associated hard & soft landscaping) to insert inward-opening timber gate in previously approved front fence to provide access to relocated and screened refuse and recycling area; and for 'like for like' replacement of former timber door with trellis on side of house
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Dulwich Village · reference 7 · covers 10 of 10 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
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