Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) on application P22/V2023/S73 1. To simplify the complicated rear flat roof extension eaves arrangement 2. To alter location and type of door to first floor bathroom extension. 3. To revise the proposed ground floor stove type and arrangement. 4. To provide additional insulation details at application stage to avoid the need for this to be a condition to the consent. (Demolition of rear projection. Erection of new two and single storey extension. Insertion of new window on west elevation. Removal of brick wall.)

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• P00/S0052Erection of a single storey rear extension (as amended by drawings 1487/02a and 03a accompanying agent's letter dated 17 March 2000)Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P04/V1896/LBDemolish existing extension. Erection of two storey extension and internal alterations. Erection of detached single garage.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P05/V0320/LBInternal alterations. Removal of glazed enclosed balcony structure. Removal of timber entrance door canopy.Planning Permission is Granted -application · Linked by the council
• P05/V1337Demolish existing extension. Erection of a rear extension with internal alterations.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P05/V1338/LBDemolish existing extension. Erection of a rear extension with internal alterations.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P06/V1825Erection of a four bay garage with store.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P04/V1879Demolish existing extension. Erection of two storey extension and internal alterations.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P05/V0697/LBRemove pebble dash rendor to front and end gable. Fix riven chestnut/oak laths to timber frame. Repair timber frame as required. Apply lime hair render and limewash.Planning Permission is Granted -application · Linked by the council
• P09/V2454/LBErection of porch to north east elevationPlanning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P09/V2453Erection of porch to north east elevationPlanning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P10/V0784/DISRequest for compliance with a Condition in respect of Application No: SUT/11874/8 - Condition 3Discharge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P10/V0810/DISRequest for compliance with a Condition in respect of Application No: SUT/11874/9-LB - Condition 3Discharge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P13/V2898/TCAGroup of 11 Horse Chestnut trees Group of 6 Lime Trees Prunus Tree 2 x Horse Chestnut and 2 x Limes Area 1 - Group of 11 Horse Chestnut trees located along boundary wall to be re-pollarded. Area 2 - Group of 6 Lime trees located along boundary wall next to property to be re-pollarded. Prunus Tree located at end of the wall to be crown thinned and reduced. Area 3 - to prune approximately two Horse Chestnut and two Lime trees to allow more light into the area below, where the Box hedge is located. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P16/V0555/HHErection of a stable block containing two stables, a tack room and a feed room.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P16/V3497/TCA3 x Lawson Cypress 3 x Lawson Cypress trees in very close proximity are towering above our car park and our neighbour's roof. They are a legacy from when the garden was allowed to grow wild (up to 2001). They rub against each other, weakening the trunks (30-40 feet high). We think they are a danger to inhabitants, vehicles and property and would like to replace them with small evergreen oaks, as per the rest of that boundary. Martin Drew (Arboriculturist) of Nuneham Courtenay would remove them safely with equipment which can hold trees of this size as they are cut down, and he had inspected them. Photos and sketch attached. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P17/V3579/TCAT1 - Horse Chestnut T2 - Horse Chestnut G1 - 5 x Yew T3 - Yew G2 - 11 x Horse Chestnut G3 - 6 x Lime G4 - 5 x Lime G5 - Apple, Plum, Pear & Mulberry T4 - Ash T5 - Lime T6 - Lime T7 - Lime T8 - Oak T9 - Oak T10 - Sycamore T1 - Horse Chestnut - reduce principal lateral of large Horse Chestnut nearest Brook Street and overhanging barn from just above point from which three significant sub-laterals spread. Reduce/lift canopy of downward pointing sub-lateral and lateral facing towards house to remove shade from garden. T2 - Horse Chestnut - remove (back to main trunk) broken lateral from next large Horse Chestnut and reduce/raise canopy of other sub-laterals facing towards house to remove shade from garden and where broken. G1 - 5 x Yew - reduce to 9ft height overgrown hedge/row of 5 Yews (3) at northern end of old tennis court. Reduce width of yew hedge/row referred to form manageable hedge. T3 - Yew - remove adjacent Yew on far western end of old tennis court or so much thereof as preserves Lilac, leaving Lilac free so far as possible. Reduce/crown/canopy lift Lilac, removing one damaged trunk, to leave viable tree. G2 - 11 x Horse Chestnuts - re-pollard 11 pollard Horse Chestnuts adjacent and near to boundary with Brook Street. G3 - 6 x Lime - repollard 6 pollard Lime trees adjacent to boundary with Brook Street. G4 - 5 x Lime - repollard 5 lime trees on right hand side of Lime avenue. G5 - Apple, Plum, Pear & Mulberry - re-prune in accordance with season fruit (apple, plum, pear and mulberry) trees. T4 - Ash - re-pollard pollard ash near greenhouse. T5 - Lime - crown lift right hand avenue Lime adjacent to lawn to 4m from ground on right hand side. T6 - Lime - crown lift southern (left hand) side of left hand avenue Lime adjacent to lawn to 8m. T7 - Lime - canopy lift to rear left Lime where sub-laterals overhang top of rear right pollard Lime. T8 - Oak - crown/canopy lift to small Oak sapling in kitchen garden up to 3m from ground to remove shade. T9 - Oak - canopy lift to nearby larger Oak to 3m above ground. T10 - Sycamore - remove small Sycamore sapling growing under larger Oak. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P17/V3515/TCAT1 - Golden Rain T2 - Cherry Tree T3 - Variegated Maple G1 - Apple, Yew, Ash, Hazel T1 - Golden Rain tree - fell to ground level. T2 - Cherry tree - fell to ground level. T3 - Variegated Maple - fell to ground level. G1 - Apple, Yew, Ash, Hazel - behind the garage - cut back to the boundary and trim back the ivy. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P19/V0581/LBDemolition of rear projection of construction of new two and single storey extension. Insertion of new window on west elevation. Removal of brick wall.Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P19/V0580/HHDemolition of rear projection. Erection of new two and single storey extension. Insertion of new window on west elevation. Removal of brick wall.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P19/V2668/TCAPrunus Tilia Aesculus Hippocastanum Tilia Laurus Nobilis Taxus Fir Tree Taxus Prunus Quercus Fraxinus Prunus- Lift the canopy of an old plum tree adjacent to perimeter wall which overhangs the pavement and is a nuisance to pedestrians Tilia-Repollarding of 11 Pollard lime trees adjacent to old perimeter wall and adjacent to old perimeter wall. Aesculus Hippocastanum- lift canopy of large lime tree where it overhangs hedge at edge of lawn Tilia- reduce height and width of overgrown yew tree to about 8ft. Laurus Nobilis- remove lower limbs. Taxus- cut back limbs of yew trees to 6ft from trunk- continuation of last year's work to reduce size of old hedge. Fir Tree- remove lower limbs Taxus- cut back limbs of yew trees to 6ft from trunk- continuation of last year's work to reduce size of old hedge. Prunus- reduce and tidy a row of old Mirabelle trees to restore to a pollarded hedge of about 7 to 8ft. currently greatly overgrown. Quercus- lift canopy of oak tree above holly tree which it is shadowing in order to encourage growth of the holly. Fraxinus- re-pollard a pollard ash by greenhouse. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P20/V2200/TCAHorse chestnut nearest to listed barn reduce large limb so that it cannot fall on the barn. Reduce large branch of same horse chestnut, which is pointing towards the house, to previous knuckle point. Second horse chestnut tree - reduce large limb pointing towards the house. Continue triennial pollarding of 12 pollard limes, 11 pollard chestnuts and an annual pollarding of pollard ash near greenhouse.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P20/V1314/LBNew double-glazed double hung leaded timber casement window in wall in approximate position of an old aperture that was bricked up about 100 years ago. It is proposed to replicate the French windows in the same style which are directly above and which were added as part of the consent granted in 2005. The gross width of the opening part to be 1160mm and the gross height 1048 as shown on the attached drawing. An alternative would be to seek to replicate the older metal leaded window which lies alongside the proposed new window but this would be more complicated, less effective in terms of convenience, comfort and warmth for the occupiers and somewhat of a pastiche. The advantage of the preferred window outlined about is that it will clearly demarcate the new from the old and be consistent with the nearly new.Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P20/V3211/TCALarge Holly adjacent to and undermining wall adjoining grade 2 listed building. It is also growing next to our sewage drainage system which does not function well and has occasional tree root intrusion. The holly is much overgrown and is now 11-12m in height. I would like to reduce the height by one third and in due course shape the canopy.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P21/V0280/TCAPreviously pollarded mature chestnut on boundary between 1 Church St and 2 Brook St. It lies in the extreme south eastern corner of 2 Brook St and on the boundary with Brook St. It hangs over and shades the western side of the listed barn at 1 Church St which has recently been rethatched. The master thatcher who carried out this work advised that the western side, which is in shade all year, needs as much light and air above it as possible. It is therefore proposed to reduced the side and underside of the canopy on the northern and northeastern side of the tree (by 2-3m). The neighbours are aware and will consent but will need to be served with notice.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P21/V0985/TCAFIVE DAY NOTICE Large Ash tree has split at base, one side is dangerous, 50' high. Wish to remove this limb and keep vertical limb asap. Have shown to Martin Drew on site and to 1st Class Tree Surgeons, both agree it should come down. Will try to preserve other half of it.Exception approv. CA0application · Linked by the council
• P21/V3013/TCAFIVE DAY NOTICE Ash - fell because it appears to have died and is split at base which allows it to flex in any wind.Exception approv. CA0application · Linked by the council
• P21/V3126/TCARe-pollard 6 pollard lime trees adjacent to Brook St and 5 pollard lime trees by old tennis court. These are done every 2 years. Re-pollard 9 remaining pollard chestnut trees adjacent to Brook St. These were done every 2 years, the last tree officer recommended that in view of their age it should be done every 3 years but as they have not grown much we have now left it almost 4 years. Re-pollard 1 pollard ash tree adjacent to greenhouseNo obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P21/V3157/TCAFIVE DAY NOTICE Acacia tree, approx 60 ft, split completely down centre of main trunk in recent storms (Sunday). Seem by Jamie at First Class Tree Surgeons yesterday whilst clearing up fallen Ashes, said it had to come down now.Exception approv. CA0application · Linked by the council
• P22/V0358/TCARemove the seven most dangerous poplars.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P22/V1967/LBReplace brick fireplace surround Restoration of the canopy over the front doorListed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P22/V2023/S73s73 application to vary condition 2(approved plans) on application P19/V0580/HH - design changes Demolition of rear projection. Erection of new two and single storey extension. Insertion of new window on west elevation. Removal of brick wall.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P22/V2088/S73s73 application to vary condition 2(approved plans) on application P19/V0581/LB - design changes Demolition of rear projection of construction of new two and single storey extension. Insertion of new window on west elevation. Removal of brick wall.Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P23/V1211/TCAAsh trees to be felled FIVE DAY NOTICEException approv. CA0application · Linked by the council
• P23/V2609/TCAThis coming winter, 5 pollard lime trees near western boundary to be re-pollarded and 1 pollard Ash tree to be re-pollarded. Next winter: 6 pollard lime trees along boundary with Brook Street to be re-pollarded.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P24/V0749/DISDischarge of conditions 3 (Submission of Details (Full), 4 (Submission of Details (Full), 5 (Submission of Details (Full), 6 (Submission of Joinery Details (Full) and 7 (Materials (Samples) (Full) on application P22/V2088/S73 (Demolition of rear projection. Erection of new two and single storey extension. Insertion of new window on west elevation. Removal of brick wall.)Discharge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P24/V0768/DISDischarge of condition 3 (vents, flues, extracts, guttering, downpipes and insulation details), 4 (wall support RSJ detail), 5 (strengthening/remedial work to first floor plate), 6 (joinery details) and 7 (materials (samples)) on application P22/V2023/S73. Demolition of rear projection. Erection of new two and single storey extension. Insertion of new window on west elevation. Removal of brick wall.Discharge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P24/V2350/TCAT1 - deadwood row of mature Lime trees in the rear garden. T2 - remove the declining lime tree (second one along) to ground level.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P25/V0457/TCAThere is a cherry tree near our house which is growing towards the house and overhanging the roof. The base [25cm diam] is about 6m from the house, and the upper trunk is now coming within 3m. The tree is about 8m tall and one of many cherry trees which have wild-seeded over the decades, before we arrived here. Our insurers are not happy about it being so close, and it is reaching the point where it is difficult to prune the tree back from overhanging the roof, so we would like to take it down. I have already 'replaced' it with a young beech tree, about 2.5m tall,but not in this location; we have enough cherry trees!No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P25/V2482/TCARe-pollard 6 of the remaining horse chestnuts along the Brook Street boundary. Re-pollard Ash.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P54/V0073Alterations to west wing and entrance gate.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P76/V0136Stationing of a caravan in the barn.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P77/V0151Retention of one caravan in the barn.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P86/V0198/LBEnlargement of existing window in south elevation.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P87/V0214/LBEnlargement of existing window in north elevation.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P90/V1641/LBReplacement of fire destroyed roof and reinstatement of internal feature timbers (Manor Cottage, Church Street, Sutton Courtenay).Refusal of Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P26/V1202/S19Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) on application P22/V2088/S73 1. To simplify the complicated rear flat roof extension eaves arrangement 2. To alter location and type of door to first floor bathroom extension. 3. To revise the proposed ground floor stove type and arrangement. 4. To provide additional insulation details at application stage to avoid the need for this to be a condition to the consent. (Demolition of rear projection. Erection of new two and single storey extension. Insertion of new window on west elevation. Removal of brick wall.)Listed Building Consent is Granted -application · Linked by the council
• P26/V1203/S19Variation of condition 3 (vents details) on application P22/V2088/S73 - to replace vulnerable approved insulation detailing with resilient watertight detailing. (Discharge of conditions 3 (Submission of Details (Full), 4 (Submission of Details (Full), 5 (Submission of Details (Full), 6 (Submission of Joinery Details (Full) and 7 (Materials (Samples) (Full) on application P22/V2088/S73 (Demolition of rear projection. Erection of new two and single storey extension. Insertion of new window on west elevation. Removal of brick wall))Listed Building Consent is Granted -application · Linked by the council
• P26/V1204/S73Variation of condition 3 (vent details) on application P22/V2023/S73 - to replace vulnerable approved insulation detailing with resilient watertight detailing. (Discharge of condition 3 (vents, flues, extracts, guttering, downpipes and insulation details), 4 (wall support RSJ detail), 5 (strengthening/remedial work to first floor plate), 6 (joinery details) and 7 (materials (samples)) on application P22/V2023/S73. Demolition of rear projection. Erection of new two and single storey extension. Insertion of new window on west elevation. Removal of brick wall)).Planning Permission is Granted -application · Linked by the council