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197 applications found.
Refurbishment of 191 and 193 High Street to create one unit. Works include new shop front including entrance door and stall risers, new ATM, new signage and window graphics.
T2 Lime - Crown lift up to 5m all around to negate conflict with refuse vehicles, delivery vans and building roof.
Discharge of Conditions 3 (vents, grilles, flues and any other external pipework) and 5 (new joinery) of listed building consent 25/00964/LBC.
Discharge of conditions 4 (cycle storage) and 5 (refuse and recycling storage) of planning permisison 25/00964/FUL.
Conversion of upper floors from ancillary retail space to create a new 2 bedroom flat. Alterations to existing shop front to accommodate new residential access.
T1 (Elder) - fell to ground level, G2 (Elder, Laburnum, Holly, Lawson cypress, Cherry plum 'Pissardii') - fell to ground level G3 (Turkey oak, Elder, Hazel, Holm oak, Leyland cypress, Common holly, Common ash, Horse chestnut, Lawson cypress) - fell to ground level, G4 (Lawson cypress) - fell to ground level.
Refurbishment and selective replacement of windows, repairs to the pitched, hipped and flat roof coverings; repair of decorative stucco and stonework; repair of the front reconstituted-stone balustrade (addressing corroded embedded steel reinforcement and associated oxide jacking); and repair of timber soffit and eaves joinery.
Internal reconfiguration and alterations, along with external works, including installation of air conditioning units and timber shed
Internal reconfiguration and alterations, along with external works, including installation of air conditioning units and timber shed
Change of use from office to residential. Internal reconfiguration of the 1st and 2nd floor offices into flats
Change of use of commercial premises from Juice bar (Class E) to a hotfood takeaway (Sui Generis).
Variation of condition 1 (approved plans) of granted permission 26/00329/FUL. Changes to approved plans to scale back extension.
T1 English Yew - crown height reduction of 2m and spread by 0.10m, very minor amount to be removed from spread to maintain screen, cutting back to strong suitable secondary growth, shape and balance, new shape indicated in red on image.
Alterations to basement to create habitable rooms.
Change of use from a restaurant (Class E (b)) to a bar (Sui Generis) and associated works.
Non-material amendment to planning permission ref.25/00051/FUL, seeking omission of proposed side windows.
Replacement windows to first floor flat.
Cypress. Remove.
Affix blue plaque to the front elevation at ground floor level.
Non material amendment to condition 5 of planning permission 25/00319/CONDIT - seeking to amend the trigger for implementation/completion of the approved landscaping scheme.
Conversion of the existing integrated garage, new roof lanterns and window alterations.
Widen the existing vehicular access and replacement of sliding gate on Wellington Lane. (Resubmission of granted permission 22/01332/FUL).
Widen the existing vehicular access and replacement of sliding gate on Wellington Lane. (Resubmission of Listed Building Consent 22/01332/LBC).
Crown reduction of around 2m on silver birch tree, remove small beech tree as it is going to damage the fence and property.
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