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27 applications found.
Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) on PL/2025/09041 to gain retrospective approval for fenestration changes, laying out of patio, provision of external lighting on rear and one side of the extension
Plum tree - fell
Creation of charging zone, erection of EV chargers, jet wash bays, sub-station enclosure, LV panel, meter cabinet, plant room and associated works.
Refurbishment and redecoration of shopfront, including a new fascia and signage.
Change of use of first floor level from office space to residential and conversion to 2no residential apartments.
Change of use of first floor level from office space to residential and conversion to 2no residential apartments.
T1 Multi stem Sycamore - Fell to ground level. T2 Birch - Fell to ground level.
Replacement of an existing septic tank with a new sewage treatment plant, including the installation of associated pipes and cables.
T1 Sycamore - Reduce by 5m in height, up to 2.5m laterally and thin by 20%. T2 Horse Chestnut - Reduce by 5m in height, up to 2.5m laterally and thin by 20%. T3 Sycamore - Reduce overall canopy by up to 1.5m.
Internal and external alterations to the existing public house comprising refurbishment of the ground floor trading areas, reconfiguration of the first floor to provide three visitor accommodation units, erection of two timber pergolas with polycarbonate
T1 Lime tree - Previously pollarded. Re-pollard to previous pruning points to manage size of tree, reduction by 2-3.5m all over canopy. T2 Oak tree - Previously reduced. Re reduce to previous pruning points to manage size of tree, 1.5-2m all over canopy.
Replacement windows on first and second floors
Repaint the shopfront from its existing blue colour to a light pink
Replace 5 non-original single-glazed windows with bespoke timber sliding sash windows to match the original design.
T1 Robinia- A veteran robinia pollarded roughly 10 years ago, ganoderma present ant much of the framework of the tree is hollow, recently suffered branch failure in high wind event, specifying 4-5m reduction to preserve tree T2 Cedar- Crown lift two lowe
Replace 4No. wooden sash windows with new UPVC sash windows first floor and second floor
Certificate of lawfulness for use of domestic garden shed for ancillary purposes and a clock repair and conservation workshop
Installation of defibrillator and bleed kit cabinets to external wall of Nationwide Building Society branch
T003 Sycamore - Reduce tree to match neighbouring trees due to increased wind exposure. T005 Sycamore - Reduce by 2 - 3m. T006 Sycamore - Reduce by 2 - 3m. T007 Sycamore - Reduce by 2 - 3m. T009 Sycamore - Reduce lateral spread over neighbouring prope
T1 Beech tree - Reduce to a 8m monolith for habitat and possible re-growth to mitigate the findings of the report of multiple compressive unions throughout the framework.
Discharge of Condition 2 (EXTERNAL JOINERY DETAILS - WL6), 3 (SCHEDULE OF REPAIRS / WORKS - WL14) and 4 (BOUNDARY WALL) of PL/2026/00346 - Retrospective permission for demolition of lean to at rear of property
T1 Chestnut tree - Pollard reduction by 50%.
Retrospective alterations to rear outbuilding
Proposed two storey side extension and single storey front extension and associated landscaping.
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