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31 applications found.
Robinia in front garden - Reduce and shape by 50% all over.
Details submitted to comply with the requirements of the following conditions relating to planning permission 25/04901/HPA: Condition 4 - Arboricultural Method Statement
Demolition of existing conservatory. Single storey rear extension. First floor side extension, refurbished rear roof dormers and garage conversion and elevational alterations
Excavation of ground to form a level platform and erection of timber sleeper retaining walls in the rear garden.
Construction of a single-storey detached annexe in the rear garden, with associated excavation to form a level base and timber sleeper retaining walls.
T1 Yew in rear garden - Fell to ground level. T2 Himalayan Tree Cotoneaster - Reduce neighbouring growth to boundary.
Internal alterations and refurbishment of the ground floor of the existing public house, including repair and redecoration of existing finishes, new timber wall panelling and concealed doors, new sliding/stacking partition to the function room, and associated bespoke joinery and making good LISTED BUILDING CONSENT
Eucalyptus – Reduce in height by 2m and prune sides by 1m. Eucalyptus – Reduce in height by 1m. Leyland Cypress – Section fell 1 dead tree at end of hedgerow.
Replacement of existing conservatory roof glazing with a lightweight tiled and insulated roof.
T1 Oak - Reduce the height and spread by up to 1.5m. Remove major deadwood throughout whole crown. SUBJECT TO TPO 136 (7.9.1981)
T1 Multi-stemmed ornamental broadleaf tree, adjacent to the rear elevation of the dwelling - Reduce the crown by approximately 1.5 to 2.0m, including branches encroaching towards the first-floor bedroom windows. Remove dead, damaged and crossing branches. T2 Mature broadleaf tree on the rear garden boundary - Reduce the…
Use of the land to site a mobile home for ancillary use to the main dwellinghouse PROPOSED LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE
T1 Hawthorn - Prune out dead branches and reduce crown top and all sides by approx. 1m.
T1 Dead Willow and dead Cherry - Section fell to ground level. T2 Apple - Reduce height by 1m.
T1 Griselinia on rear right boundary - Reduce on all dimensions by 1.5m.
T1 Beech - Reduce the height and spread by up to 2-3m and lift crown to provide approx. 3m clearance from ground levels. T2 Leyland Cypress (approx 8-9 stems) - Section fell.
T1 Pawlonia - Reduce back to previous growth points. T2 Magnolia - Sympathetic lateral reduction away from pond and 1m reduction away from house. T3 Yew - Sympathetic trim to give liquid and more light and less spread over lawn. T4 Oak - Remove lower branch fork to…
External alterations to include bi-fold doors to side and rear elevation
Leylandii - Raise crown to 2.5 m in height above ground level and raise crown over garages to give 1 m clearance. Formally trim circumference into aesthetic shape. Dead Horse chestnut - Pollard to standing habitat.
Single storey side extension and alterations to side fencing.
Installation of 16 no. solar panels to the rear roof slope
T1 London Plane - Remove 1 lowest dead branch. T2 Lime - Remove epicormic growth up to the first union. T3 Limes x 5 - Reduce height of trees to level with lowest one in group, by 1m approx. T4 Leyland Cypress - Reduce in height by 4m…
Modifications to existing side extension including replacement mansard roof, replacement of existing dormer additions, alterations to existing rear roof terrace/balustrade. two storey rear extension incorporating first floor orangery, roof alterations at lower ground side and elevational alterations
T3 Eucalyptus - Lightly trim regrowth by approx 1m to reshape.
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