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9 applications found.
311 To be felled. This is a very tall Pine tree which is clearly dead. It serves no arboricultural purpose. There are numerous large branches which are at risk of detaching and would cause damage to property if they fell. If the tree as a whole fell, it…
Replacement of external stairs
Replacement of external stairs
Mixture of bay and cherry large shrubs to remove, which have become overgrown in the contained area next to the electricity sub station. We have removed what we can so far, but need approval to remove the rest, as they are around 5 inches at waist height. Plan…
Non-material amendments to Planning Permission Ref. 25/1413/FUL, granted 11 February 2026, relating to position of dwelling on site, new window on north-east elevation, splayed wall and internal layout reconfiguration on ground floor
Installation of 2 parcel lockers
Demolition of existing garage and replacement with double garage including accommodation in roof void above
Demolition of existing garage and replacement with double garage including accommodation in roof void above
Single storey extension on side (north) elevation and two storey extension on rear elevation
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This location is inside Topsham. Conservation areas can mean tighter rules for changes to the outside of a property, trees and demolition.
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