FIVE DAY NOTICE T1 x Leyland Cypress

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• 95/00554/LBD 31/03/1995 Listed Building Involving Demolition Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham Banbury Oxon OX15 4NB Conversion and alteration of outbuilding, to be used as a chapel ancillary to the use of the house. Permitted 16/05/1995application · Linked by the council
• 95/00555/F 06/04/1995 Full Development Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham Banbury Oxon OX15 4NB Alteration of outbuilding to be used as a chapel ancillary to the use of the house. Permitted 16/05/1995application · Linked by the council
• 06/01370/LB 18/08/2006 Listed Building Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham Oxfordshire OX15 4NB Repair to roll top lead canopy Permitted 05/10/2006application · Linked by the council
• 08/01125/LB 29/04/2008 Listed Building Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham Oxfordshire OX15 4NB Proposed internal alteration and improvement to outbuilding and existing first floor studio Permitted 20/06/2008application · Linked by the council
• 09/00155/TCA 03/08/2009 Works To Trees In Conservation Area Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham Oxfordshire OX15 4NB 1 x T1 - Leyland Cypress - Remove 1 x T2 - Monterey Cypress - Remove 1 x T3 - Monterey Cypress - Remove 1 x T4 - Dead Robina - Remove Permitted 21/09/2009application · Linked by the council
• 12/00651/LB 04/05/2012 Listed Building Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham Oxfordshire OX15 4NB Proposed internal alteration and improvement to outbuilding and existing first floor studio Permitted 27/06/2012application · Linked by the council
• 13/00171/TCA 01/07/2013 Works To Trees In Conservation Area Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham Banbury OX15 4NB T1 x Acaccia - Brace x 3 T2 x Stump - Fell (exempt) T3 x Dead Plum - Fell (exempt) T4 x Weeping Willow - Sever Ivy (exempt) T5 x Elder Bush - Deadwood (exempt) T6 x Dead Fir - Fell (exempt) T7 x Purple Plum - Sever Ivy (exempt) T8 x Leylandii - Brace T9 x Dead Cherry - Fell (exempt) T10 x Dead Oak - Fell (exempt) T11 x Oak - Sever Ivy (exempt) T12 x Beech - Reduce height by 50% T13 x Alder - Fell T14 x Alder - Sever Ivy (exempt) Permitted 01/08/2013application · Linked by the council
• 13/01619/F 23/10/2013 Full Development Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham Banbury OX15 4NB Retrospective - Erection of a 1.7 metre high fence to the rear of the property Permitted 13/12/2013application · Linked by the council
• 17/00316/TCA 11/09/2017 Works To Trees In Conservation Area Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham Banbury OX15 4NB T1 - Weeping Willow, Storm damage to upper crown primary scaffold, Make new Pollard at approx 5m metres from ground level. Permitted 20/10/2017application · Linked by the council
• 20/02158/TCA 10/08/2020 Works To Trees In Conservation Area Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham OX15 4NB T1 x Goat Willow - Reduce up to 50% to create pollard effect. T2 x Mulberry - Reduce mid crown over extended laterals by up to 2m in the hope of avoiding future break outs. G1 x Variegated Acer & Walnut - Target reduction to crown on both trees to provide clearance from Acer in between the 2 trees.application · Linked by the council
• 22/01947/TCA 30/06/2022 Works To Trees In Conservation Area Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham Oxfordshire OX15 4NB T1 x Goat willow - reduce and reshape overall crown by a maximum of 4 metres T2 x Mulberry - reduce and reshape overall crown by a maximum of 2 metres and clear snapped branch T3 x Acacia - reduction of the entire canopy by up to 3 metres, remove large diameter deadwood and check braces T4 x Silver Birch - remove large dead branch T5 x Himalayan Birch - prune to give 1 metre clearance from garage roof Permitted 11/07/2022application · Linked by the council
• 24/01599/TCA 13/06/2024 Works To Trees In Conservation Area Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham OX15 4NB Please see the attached photos of the site in Question Beauchamp House Chapel Street Bloxham and the pictures of the dying birch at the what three words location of ///timeless.butternut.rods The tree in question has two fruiting bodies of Ganoderma adspersum on the base of the tree and in addition to this in excess of 30% of the crown is dead and the remainder is very sparsely covered in leaves which are much smaller than they typically should be. We are therefore applying to remove this birch tree that is dying and will in the not too distant future become unstable and dangerous. Permitted 14/06/2024application · Linked by the council