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13 applications found.
Installation of 2 no. internally illuminated fascia signs, 1 no. internally illuminated projecting sign and 1 no. internally illuminated totem sign.
Change of use of an estate agents (Class E), to a hot food takeaway (sui generis), installation of extraction and ventilation equipment, minor external alterations, signage and associated works.
Erection of a single storey front extension with associated works
Reduce crown of Copper Beech covered by T1 of DFTPO 63 by between 2 and 3 metres to stop tree from coming into contact with neighbours property and to make sure that it is still balanced.
Construction of new sub-station compound with associated sub-station building, 2 No. transformers and associated access road.
Erection of a warehouse extension and associated works
Change of use from offices to a single dwelling
Erection of two storey and single storey extensions, an oak framed front porch and vertical timber cladding to the first floor
Extension/improvements of Coleford town centre cycle track/footpath with associated works
Change of use from offices to a single dwelling
Construction of new vehicular access for off-street parking spaces with 2no. parking spaces and associated works.
T1 - Bay Laurel: Prune back all overhanging and encroaching lateral growth to the property boundary to restore full width of the public footpath and carriageway. Crown lift to 5 metres above ground level where necessary to achieve statutory clearance. T2 - Butterfly Bush: Reduce and cut back all encroaching growth to the property boundary to remove obstruction from the public footpath. Remove any basal growth impeding pedestrian access.
Prior notification for the erection of a steel frame agricultural building for storing machinery
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