Land adjoining 41 Clarence Road, Wroxhall, Ventnor, (PO38 3BY)

HM Land Registry title IW47273 · Freehold · PO38 3BY

ISLE OF WIGHT, ISLE OF WIGHT, SOUTH EAST

Who owns it

• T Birch (developments)(iw) Limited

Proprietorship: Limited Company or Public Limited Company.

The property in pictures

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Map of the land

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Planning at this postcode

• T1; Multi-stemmed sycamore - Fell to near ground level. Reason: Decay pockets on 2 inner stems, when probed these go in a minimum depth of 25cm. Target failure zone should these stems collapse are the property, shed, fence and greenhouse. T2; Single stemmed Sycamore - 20% crown thin to reduce cluttered inner crown, along with a 10% crown reduction. Reason: South/east side of the trunk from 0.5 -1.5 high is evidence of slime flux, crown is cluttered.
  Registered, 2026-06-08 · Isle of Wight Council · 26/00789/TW
• Demolition of conservatory; Proposed replacement conservatory
  Registered, 2026-06-01 · Isle of Wight Council · 26/00733/HOU
• Retention of timber fencing to front of property
  Refused, 2023-07-24 · Isle of Wight Council · 23/00948/FUL
• Ash tree - Reduce to a level of 20ft high. It is too large for its location and is becoming dangerous (see application form for further reasons).
  Refused, 2022-12-20 · Isle of Wight Council · 22/01919/TW
• T1; Sycamore - Thin crown by 25%, raise crown up to 6m in height, remove small stem growing into metalwork at base of tree. T2; Sycamore - Thin crown by 25%, raise crown up to 6m in height . To allow more light through the trees to residents and neighbours.
  Granted, 2022-07-11 · Isle of Wight Council · 22/00779/TW
• The ash tree situated as detailed in the application is important to the setting of the surrounding area and as such considered to be of high amenity. The reason for the tree's removal are insufficient to warrant the removal of the tree. Whilst the tree is large it has sufficient space to grow into and the design of the property was carefully layout to accommodate this. No information has been submitted to demonstrate that the tree will or could damage the nearby structure which is stated to be necessary in section 8 of the tree works application. The movement in the paviours is not necessarily solely caused by the tree roots from looking across the paviours of the drive and the parking area there are several areas of movement causing the bricks to drop and settle this can be resolved by the lifting of them and careful root where necessary and relaying the bricks. No evidence has been submitted to demonstrate the cracks in the concrete is caused by the trees roots as cracks can be seen elsewhere which would not be caused by tree roots and could have been caused by the movement in the soil beneath the concrete. For this reason, the council cannot justify giving consent for the removal of the ash tree at the present time.
  Refused, 2021-05-10 · Isle of Wight Council · 21/00193/TW
• Demolition of existing rear and side extensions; proposed single storey side extension and garden terrace
  Granted, 2020-09-28 · Isle of Wight Council · 20/01202/HOU
• T1 Lime: crown reduced by 30% of its current crown capacity. T2 Lime: crown reduced by 30% of its current crown capacity. This will also incorporate the reduction of the over hang to the hose enabling a clearance of the gutter line of 1.5 metres
  Granted, 2020-06-19 · Isle of Wight Council · 20/00291/TW
• Demolition of existing extension and conservatory; proposed single storey rear extension (revised scheme)
  Granted, 2020-04-02 · Isle of Wight Council · 20/00220/HOU
• Demolition of existing extension and conservatory; proposed 2 storey rear extension and single storey side/rear extension (revised description)
  Application Withdrawn, 2019-10-15 · Isle of Wight Council · 19/00436/HOU

Local planning authority records. Applications at the postcode, which may cover neighbouring addresses.

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