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46 applications found.
Proposed Change of Use from restuarant with staff accommodation on second floor to 5 flats.
Birch - remove
Tree removal to allow for re-landscaping and planting, T.1 - Lawson Cypress (multi-stem) - remove to ground level T.2 and T.3 - Magnolia - remove to ground level, T.4 - Plum - remove to ground level.
To fell a hawthorn tree.
Proposed loft conversion with rear dormer.
T1 Cotoneaster - crown reduction works specification to include a height reduction of 1.5m and spread by 1m, pruning back down to historical reduction points, cutting back to strong suitable secondary growth, shape and balance.
Proposed 2 bed garden flat at the rear of site at No.64, St Stephens Road.
Five day notice, fell birch tree.
Change of use of the building from Offices (Class E) to 1no. Dwellinghouse (Class C3) together with associated external refurbishment works, new rear boundary wall, and hard and soft landscaping.
Change of use of the building from Offices (Class E) to 1no. Dwellinghouse (Class C3) together with associated external refurbishment works, new rear boundary wall, and hard and soft landscaping.
Mountain Ash on back boundary. Fell
T1- Holm Oak: reduce canopy height by 4m and radial spread by 1.5m to contain size and control overhang over road, pavement and drive entrance in the future. T2- Blue Cedar: fell ? safety work. T3-Prunus pissardii; shorten back 2 leaning limbs to remove the overhang above childrens…
T1 and T2: Oak x 2: reduce height by 2.5m and shape.
T1 Honey Locust reduce by 2.5m approx and shape, T2 Conifer Group reduce by 1.5m approx and shape, T5 Prunus reduce by 2m approx and shape, T8 Malus (front drive) Crown lift to give 2.5 - 3m clearance, T9 Prunus reduce by 2m approx and shape
Discharge of condition 5 (render paint colour) of listed building consent ref. 15/00140/LBC.
Single storey rear extension which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4m, for which the maximum height would be 3.5m, and for which the height of the eaves would be 2.6m.
T1: Part of an old conifer hedge, to be replaced with a Prunus lusitanica hedge (quoted between 2m and 4m for immediate screening) as per the attached survey and planting plan. T2: Already removed by others after the survey. We plan to replace trees in this area and…
Discharge of conditions 3 (SUDS), 4 (Ecological mitigation and Enhancement), 5 (Construction Management Plan), 6 (Arboricultural Method Statement), 7 (Tree Protection), 8 (HMMP), 12 (hard and/or soft landscaping), 13 (Facing Brickwork Detail) of granted permission 26/00185/FUL.
Discharge of Biodiversity Net Gain condition of planning permission ref. 26/00185/FUL.
T16 Corsican Pine - Remove split primary branch in upper crown, as depicted on image. Branch is over access road and woodland area. T26 Goat Willow - Crown Reduction Works-Specification to include a height and spread reduction of 2m, cutting back to strong secondary growth. Shape and balance.
Proposed alterations to first floor front room fireplace.
Remedial works to a small number of the internal doors.
T.1 - Cherry plum along right hand boundary - thin crown to allow more light and airflow, raise crown to give 3.5m clearance from ground level, reduce upper crown lateral spread by 1.5-2m to reduce overhang on garden side. T.2 - Purple leaf plum - clean crown of…
T2 Magnolia - Height and spread pruning to maintain canopy shape. T3 Killarney Strawberry Tree - Light height and spread pruning to encourage existing crown shape, prune basal growth. T4 Handkerchief Tree - Light prune to achieve shape and form, as in red on image.
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