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30 applications found.
Maple tree (T1) - Remove as causing damage to the ground around the stump with the root system lifting the concrete and being a hazard. Silver Birch (T2) - Remove as it is failing at the top of the tree canopy and leaning over onto the balcony of the neighbour property.
Installation of a rainwater downpipe to front elevation.
Internal alterations to convert property from six flats back to single dwelling. Removal of late C19th lean-to extension on front facade. New external staircase to light well with new entrance door and screen to lower ground floor. Incorporation of carport to rear garden with associated re-landscaping, retaining walls and roof structure including solar panels. Modification of rear boundary wall to accommodate new vehicle access and pedestrian gate.
Internal alterations to convert property from six flats back to a single dwelling. Removal of late C19th lean-to extension on front facade. New external staircase to light well with new entrance door and screen to lower ground floor. Incorporation of carport to rear garden with associated re-landscaping, retaining walls and roof structure including solar panels. Modification of rear boundary wall to accommodate new vehicle access and pedestrian gate.
Goat Willow T1 - reduction by 2.5 metres and removal of damaged limbs.
Cypress (T1) and Ash (T2) - Section fell 2no Hazel (T3 and T4) - Coppice
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