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204 planning applications found.
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.
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).
Discharge of conditions 5 (materials) pursuant to DM/26/00504/FPA
Replace timber upper floor windows with timber replacements (amended description)
Berberis (T3) - felling and removal
Willow (T1) - felling and removal, Silver Birch (T2) - crown reduce and re-shape by 20%, Ash (T5) - felling and removal
Silver Birch (T4) - crown reduce and re-shape by 20%
Variation of condition 3 pursuant to planning permission 4/09/00716/FPA to replace timber framed roof lantern with aluminium framed roof lantern.
Redecoration and colour change to front façade with external repairs to fenestration and installation of festoon lighting
Listed Building Consent for refurbishment of the existing shopfront, together with associated external and internal works, including the installation of a rear extract flue/termination point, equipment and a carbon-filtered ventilation system
Refurbishment of the existing shopfront, together with associated external and internal works, including the installation of a rear extract flue/termination point, equipment and a carbon-filtered ventilation system
Discharge of condition 7 (management plan) pursuant to DM/24/01551/FPA
Display of 3 no. illuminated fascia signs and 5 no. non-illuminated projecting signs
Reduce central leader with dieback by 4m, reduce sides and all other growth by upto 3m, shaping in. Remove any remaining deadwood to 1no. apple tree
Sycamore (T1) and Willow (T2) - reduce height and width and reshape by 20% (Amended Description)
Listed Building Consent for the replacement of 5 no. timber windows
Beech in car park - remove one low branch overhanging/touching car port of number 4 Sycamore in car park - remove one branch overhanging car port of number 4
1no digital advertisement display within proposed new communications kiosk
Two-storey extension to the side and rear elevations
Installation of 1 no new communications kiosk with integrated defibrillator and advertising display
Beech (T1) - pruning the width of the crown to maintain clearance from streetlight, road, phone lines and building
Cherry Plum (T1), (T2) - reduce and reshape by 2-3m and removal of epicormic growth
Various Tree Works comprising Maple (T1) - monitor condition annually, Maple (T9) - prune to clear streetlight by 0.5m, Rowan (T10) - crown lift to 2.2m and prune to clear streetlight by 0.5m, Cherry (T13) - prune to clear building by 2m, Cherry (T20) - crown lift to 3m and prune to clear overhead service cable by 1m, Hornbeam (T39) - prune to clear building by 1m, Hornbeam (T44) - monitor condition annually, Rowan (T52) - prune to clear streetlight by 1m, Group (G53) - monitor health of Cherry and Ash annually, Sycamore (T54) - crown lift to 3m (Amended Description)
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