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Single storey rear extension measuring 5.1m wide x 6m long. Brickwork to be matched as close to existing as possible. Windows and rainwater pipe - uPVC Flat roof
Proposed cold storage/freezing and preparation unit to extend existing shop (Class E), and associated internal bike storage
Prior Approval for the change of use from offices to 66no. self-contained flats
Change of use to form eight bedroom House in Multiple Occupation, to include construction of single storey rear extension.
Reserved Matters Application (for approval of landscaping), for 11 residential flats with associated bin and bike stores, external hard and soft landscaping (pursuant to outline planning permission ref. 25/00244/FUL).
Discharge of Condition 29 (Photovoltaics) of permission ref. 23/01035/FUL. Original permission was for the redevelopment of the site to provide a Warehouse Club (Sui Generis) etc.
Discharge of Condition 3 (Surface Water Drainage Strategy) of permission ref. 25/00151/FUL. Original permission was for the erection of a single-storey MRI imaging building within the London Road Entrance courtyard.
Change of use from care home to a residential dwellinghouse.
Warehouse, workshops and stores
Removal of garage/storage and greenhouse, erection of single storey rear extension & addition of two ground floor windows to the side of the existing dwelling.
Single storey extension to the rear of existing outbuilding
Demolition of single storey rear extension & shed outbuilding & construction of single storey rear extension
Single storey rear extension
Proposed conversion from dwellinghouse (use class c3) to small HMO (use class c4) for a maximum of 6 occupants.
External alterations to the front and side elevations of Gloucester Elim Church.
Internal refresh - paint & carpet to selected areas. New meeting room door in existing opening.
Discharge of Conditions 3 (Archaeological WSI), 6 (Construction and Environment Management Plan) and 8 (Highways Construction Management Plan) of permission ref. 25/00582/FUL which was for "Engineering works to facilitate archaeological investigation."
Discharge of Condition 3 (acoustic mitigation/noise insulation measures) of planning permission 22/00333/COU (Prior approval for the conversion of a commercial building (retail/offices) into C3 dwellings to create 20 self-contained apartments at second and third floor levels)
Change of use of property from a dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) to a 7-bedroom single-occupancy large House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) (Use Class Sui Generis)
Full planning application for the conversion of a dwelling house (Use Class C3) to a large HMO (Use Class Sui Generis)
T1 ? Beech (Fagus sylvatica) This semi-mature Beech has previously been pruned in 2014, 2017, and most recently in February 2021. Given its location within a constrained urban residential environment, and its proximity to the main dwelling and an adjacent boundary wall, it is considered appropriate to seek consent for a further cycle of proportionate management pruning. The intention is to help the tree continue to be maintained in a manner that respects both its amenity value and its relationship with nearby structures. The proposed works are intended as proportionate management, and we would welcome any guidance or recommendations the Tree Officer may have. All works are proposed in accordance with BS3998:2010. 1. Crown Reduction It is proposed to reduce the crown by up to 1.5m (5ft) in height and lateral spread, using selective tip pruning to retain a natural and balanced form. This modest reduction is intended to help manage the overall size of the canopy in line with the site constraints, gently reduce end-weight on extended limbs, and moderate leverage toward nearby structures, while preserving the tree?s character and contribution to the area. Selected lateral branches extending toward the highway would be reduced or removed where necessary to maintain appropriate clearance and visibility, works would be carried out with particular regard to maintaining highway safety, focused on smaller-diameter growth and undertaken in a targeted manner to minimise impact on overall crown form. 2. Crown Thinning The internal canopy would be thinned by up to 25%, removing selected secondary and tertiary growth =75mm in diameter. This light thinning would improve light penetration and air movement through the crown, help reduce wind loading in an exposed urban setting, and support improved internal structure following several years of regrowth since the last pruning cycle. 3. Crown Lifting The canopy would be raised to approximately 3.66m (15ft) above ground level
Proposed new external spiral staircase to the rear of the property from the first-floor flat to the rear garden (existing window to be converted to a door).
Garage conversion and single storey rear and side extension
Change of use from Residential (C3) to HMO (C4).
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