4 Hatherley Street Cheltenham Gloucestershire GL50 2TU
Cypress in rear garden-Remove
- Reference
- 26/01700/CACN
- Application date
- 22 October 2026
- Decision date
- 23 October 2026
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63 applications found.
Cypress in rear garden-Remove
Silver Birch Tree - crown by 25%.
Retractable awnings to front and rear elevations.
T1 Box Elder: reduce 2-2.5 m and shape.
Deodar Cedar. Previously reduced. Remove new vertical regrowth since last reduction and reduce branch tips sympathetically by 1- 1.5m, back to living growth points, so as to leave the tree looking as natural as possible, but subtly reducing its overall spread.
G2: Conifers and prunus, adjacent to neighbours: reduce by 2m and shape to bring back into shape, T2: Cherry: Crown lift off footpath and drive upto 2.5m.
Thuja plicata (western red cedar) to front of property-reduce away from path to the outer boundary of lawn. Adjacent silver birch tree-minor secateur work to improve seperation from adjacent Thuja
T1 Ornamental Pear. Crown height reduction of 2m, to reduce to same height as adjacent trees and spread by 0.75m, house side only, cutting back to strong suitable secondary growth. Shape and balance. New shape indicated in red on image. T2 Apple. Removal of all regrowth, back to…
T1 Holly - in decline. Remove to ground level.
Removal of modern studwork partition, erection of new glazed demountable partition, repainting of existing front and rear shop fronts and signage.
Yew. Height reduction only of 0.75m, cutting back to strong secondary growth. Shape and balance. New shape indicated in red on image. To prevent branch breakout and maintain in a compact form.
To reduce 3 x large Horse Chestnut by approx 40% and reshape to prevent any further snap outs over the newly laid lawn. Trees are in a state of decline and are suffering from leaf blight.
T1 Ash reduce by 2.5m, and shape, T2 Holly by shed remove.
T1 Variegated maple reduce 2m and shape, T2 Whitebeam reduce 2m and shape, T3 Silk bush reduce 1.5m (same height as adjacent shrub).
Trees along rear passageway on top of river bank - trees overhanging rear garden area - remove to increase light into garden area. T.1 - Horse Chestnut - overhanging rear boundary wall - remove to ground level. T.2 - Ash - overhanging rear boundary wall - remove to…
T2 Oak Remove.
T1 Walnut reduce by 2.5m as it's very close to house.
Retractable awnings to front and rear elevations.
Single storey front extension.
Reduce T1 Rowan by up to 2m. This is to give clearance from the adjacent building and reduce the impact of the roots on the nearby tarmac footpath leading to the building entrance.
Discharge of Condition 3 of listed building consent 26/00355/LBC and Condition 5 of planning permission 26/00355/FUL (external render details).
Installation of 8 no. condenser units, 7 no. acoustic enclosures, an automated security barrier and associated access control infrastructure.
Prune Apple tree by approx 1/3.
Construction of single and two-storey rear extensions, a front dormer and entrance porch, installation of solar panels and air source heat pump and landscape works. Application of white render and timber effect vertical cladding over existing brickwork and replacement of existing white windows with anthracite aluminium windows.
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