3 Lynwood Close Ferndown BH22 9TD
T1 Sweet Chestnut - Reduce the crown by 2 metres. - Remove the lowest branch.
- Reference
- P/TRT/2026/05057
- Application date
- 14 Sep 2026
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53 applications found.
T1 Sweet Chestnut - Reduce the crown by 2 metres. - Remove the lowest branch.
T2 Oak - Fell T12 Silver Birch - Crown lift lower hanging branches over the car park bays up to a height of 4m from ground level
Erection of up to 2m high rendered block boundary wall with stone detailing and entrance gates to the front boundary
Proposed Car Port
T1 & T2 Sweet Chestnuts - Crown raise over 52 Albert Road only to a height of up to 4 metres from ground level. All works to be carried out in accordance with BS3998:2010.
T1 Silver Birch - Fell.
Sever land and erect 1 no. bungalow with parking
T1 Sycamore - Clear from building to give a clearance of 3 metres. T2 Pine - Clear low branches from garage to give a 3-metre clearance. T3 Silver Birch - Clear low branches from garage to give a 3-metre clearance. T4 Silver Birch - Fell. T5 Pine - Clear from building to give a 3-metre clearance. T6 Oak - Clear from building to give a 3-metre clearance.
T1 English Oak - Reduce crown to approximately 4 metre spread on all sides and 9 metres in height.
Proposed single storey rear extension, demolition of existing garage, and erection of replacement garage.
Proposed Internal Alterations and New Dormer to Existing Roof
Silver Birch - Fell.
Erect 2 storey side extension, and 1 storey side extension. Draft Lobby at front of house. Conservatory glass roof and walls replaced with solid walls and tiled roof. Dormer window to garage first floor accommodation, and installation of PV panels.
Erect a single storey rear extension
T1 Silver Birch - Remove Under Regulation 14 (S198)
Lawful Development Certificate to confirm that the erection of an outbuilding and swimming pool incidental to the enjoyment of the dwelling known as 31 Hilltop Road is lawful under Schedule 2, Part 1, Class E of the General Permitted Development Order (2015 as amended).
T1 Scots Pine - Remove Under Regulation 14 (S198)
Raise roof ridge height, form dormers to allow conversion to accommodation with Juliet balcony
T1 Copper Beech - Raise the crown to 5m from ground level by removal of secondary and tertiary branches only. T2 Sweet Chestnut - Raise the crown to 5m from ground level by removal of secondary and tertiary branches only. - Remove all epicormic growth up to the first main union. T3 Red Oak - Remove x 2 lowest pendulous branches growing over the highway. T4 Thuja Plicata - Remove x 1 poorly formed basal branch from the main stem.
T1 Oak - Reduce back from building by 2m.
T1 Maritime Pine - Remove an overextended branch which grows above the power cable. T2 Maritime Pine - Reduce branches which grow above the road by 1m to growth points.
Silver Birch (Dead) - Fell
T1 Common Beech - Reduce entire crown by approximately 2-3m, to the previous pruning points to create a similar natural shape as previous pruning, leaving lots of natural growth points. Remove all major deadwood (25mm upwards) from the canopy of the tree.
Non Material Amendment : To replace the agreed rows of bricks at the lower level of the walls with flat render above with concrete blocks in place of the bricks and flat render the whole wall from top to bottom to planning permission P/HOU/2026/00708 :Erect ground floor extension and convert loft space with changes to the roof to create living space including rear dormer.
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