7 Atherton Street Durham DH1 4DJ
Discharge of condition 13 (materials) of planning permission DM/25/02827/FPA
- Reference
- DM/26/02321/DRC
- Application date
- 2 Sep 2026
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Discharge of condition 13 (materials) of planning permission DM/25/02827/FPA
Discharge Condition 14 of Planning Permission DM/25/02827/FPA
Proposed 2-storey side extension and single storey rear extension
Demolition of existing single storey side and rear extension; construction of new single storey side and rear extension.
Sycamore (T1) - felling and removal
T1 sycamore reduce and reshape by 3 meters
T1. Plum - crown reduce and reshape by 1.5m T2. Rowan - crown reduce and reshape by 0.5m
T1 Aspen Stem (dead) Fell to ground level
This application relates to the installation of a modern, multifunction Hub unit featuring an integral advertisement display and defibrillator
T1. Willow - Fell TG1. Mixed Species Group (Willow, Hawthorn and Ash) - Remove section of group close to ground level to achieve a minimum clearance of 6m to left flank elevation of the extension
86 Inch LCD screen capable of showing illuminated static and animated displays in sequence comprising commercial and community messages
T1 - Rowan - Fell tree in a state of advanced decline as close to ground level as practical
Lime 1567 (T1) - remove dead wood and crown raise, Eucalyptus A1 (T2) - fell to 3m above ground level, Sycamore 1552 (T3), 1550 (T4), 1551 (T5), 1553 (T6) and Sycamore T08 (T7) - remove dead wood and crown raise, Ash T09 (T8), Sycamore T06 (T9), Oak T04 (T10) - remove dead wood and crown raise
Erection of a single-storey rear extension connecting to the existing side extension, alterations to the existing single-storey rear extension including replacement of the existing flat roof with a pitched roof, installation of four rooflights to the rear roof slope, and associated external alterations.
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
Oak (T1) - weight reduction to alleviate stresses of extensive split in the co-dominant stem (retrospective)
Construction of 1no. self-build dwelling
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.
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).
Discharge of conditions 5 (materials) pursuant to DM/26/00504/FPA
Replace timber upper floor windows with timber replacements (amended description)
Variation of condition 8 of planning approval CMA/4/0108 to allow an update to the approved travel plan in conjunction with extended car park area which is to be carried out under permitted development.
Non-material amendment pursuant to consent DM/24/03278/FPA in order to create a new ground floor window on the northern elevation
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