Durham University Palace Green Durham DH1 3RL
T1. Conifer - fell
- Reference
- DM/26/02322/TCA
- Application date
- 2 Sep 2026
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189 planning applications found.
T1. Conifer - fell
Discharge of condition 13 (materials) of planning permission DM/25/02827/FPA
Targeted intrusive investigations to the Grade II* listed Tythe Barn (No. 1120616) and Grade II listed, Barns West (Officers Club (No. 1323279)), Barns east (Dojo (No. 1323279)), Link Building (No. 1323279) and the courtyard wall. Intrusive investigations include: 1. Trial pit to existing foundations 2. Timber core investigation 3. Mortar and stone sampling 4. Brick and mortar sampling 5. Localised opening-up to expose structure 6. Temporary access to roof void 7. Wall lining opening and plaster sampling 8. Internal partition asbestos investigation. The investigation works will be used to inform repair strategies for the roof, masonry, structural and architectural timber, windows and doors, internal fabric and the courtyard wall.
Felling and removal of 7no Leylandii
Renovation of existing sliding sash windows
Discharge Condition 14 of Planning Permission DM/25/02827/FPA
5x trees - remove epicormic growth to the base of trees and 3m crown lift
Sycamore (T1) - felling and removal
T1 sycamore reduce and reshape by 3 meters
T1 Aspen Stem (dead) Fell to ground level
Replacement of the rear entrance door, installation of a uPVC panel and ventilation housing for a new ventilation duct from the gas meter cupboard, and new uPVC tubing from the gas meter cupboard along the internal walls into the new extraction duct.
86 Inch LCD screen capable of showing illuminated static and animated displays in sequence comprising commercial and community messages
Installation of multifunctional Hub unit with 1 no. integral advertisement display and defibrillator
This application relates to the installation of a modern, multifunction Hub unit featuring an integral advertisement display and defibrillator
Display of 1 no. digital screen on multifunctional Hub unit
1. Copper Beech - crown lift to 3m, trimming small diameter branches only 2. Ash - crown reduce/reshape by 3-4m and remove the epicormic growth from the main stem to a height of 5m (amended proposal)
T1. Sycamore - pollard down to previous points (leaving stem at 4m) T2. Birch - prune to clear the roof of the adjacent building by 2m
Silver Birch (T1) - felling and removal
Change of use and extension of the of the redundant lift shaft, lift access, lift motor room and storage at the rear second floor level of 58-62 North Road to a 4-bedroom C4 HMO.
Certificate of Lawful Development for the implementation of planning permission DM/26/00504/FPA
Non-material amendment pursuant to planning permission (DM/24/01551/FPA) for the relocation of window unit to lower basement level and the introduction of glazed double doors to lower basement, both on the south elevation.
Installation of bioclimatic rolling roof to courtyard
Sycamore (G1) - crown reduce and re-shape by 4m
H1 Laurel Hedge - Reduce height by 1.5 metes and trim sides hard. T1 Beech - Reduce laterals to the western side of the canopy overhanging garden by 1.5 metres (maximum branch size to be removed 100mm) T2 Flagpole Cherry - Reduce height by 1.5 metres T3 Irish Yew - Reduce height by 1.5 metres T4 Cherry plum - Reduce laterals to the northern side of the canopy overhanging garden by 1.5 metres (maximum branch size to be removed 100mm).
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