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53 applications found.
Single storey rear extension which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4.17m, for which the maximum height would be 3.92m, and for which the height of the eaves would be 2.5m.
Erection of a single-storey extension.
Proposed rear conservatory.
T1 Olive - Crown Reduction Works Specification to include a height reduction of 1.2m and spread by 0.15m, cutting back to strong suitable secondary growth. Shape and balance, new shape indicated in red on image, T2 Fig - Remove Specification to include complete removal by sectional dismantling to ground level.
Single storey wrap around side/rear extension with rear decking, together with loft conversion with rear dormer and raised gable.
To fell a hawthorn tree.
T1: Silver Birch: Reduce 2.5m and shape, thin branches to allow more light.
Non-material amendment to planning permission 26/00398/FUL, seeking replacement of the currently approved window with glazed doors / juliette balcony within the approved extension.
(1) Liquidambar in the back garden. This tree currently stands at approximately 8 m; its crown has a radius of approximately 2.5 m. Reduce the tree's height by up to 3.0m and the spread by up to 1.0m (ie to near previous) to leave it a more suitable size for the garden, (2) Smoke Bush and Fig at the bottom of the garden. Currently both standing at approximately 4.5m with a radial spread of approximately 1.5 - 2m. - Reduce all over to near previous, retaining some younger internal growths. This will be approximately 2.5 m off the Fig and 1.5 m off the Smoke Bush.
The complete demolition of the detached commercial building located on the western side of the site fronting Mead Road, and a number of ancillary buildings, lean-to structures, canopies and extensions situated to the rear and adjoining the building on the eastern side.
Proposed attic conversion with new side gable and full dormer to the rear.
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 play equipment, for safety.
This application seeks a certificate of lawfulness to confirm that proceeding with the development authorised by planning permission ref. 16/00888/FUL is lawful.
Proposed single storey extension and regularisation of dormer as built.
Maple to rear. Remove
Proposed single storey garden room
Proposed single storey garden room
Single storey rear extension and attic conversion with side and rear dormer windows.
Proposed single storey rear extension and loft conversion.
Proposed to dropped kerb
T1 Cherry - failed, remove, T2 Honey Locust - Reduce by 4m and shape.
Minor internal and external alterations including: A discreet drainage solution in the form of small sumps within each basement room, connected to a central sump system to address damp issues. Refurbish old servant quarters to form an additional guest bedroom for the property, as well as a utility, snug/study, and ancillary spaces. Roof repairs carried out using Spanish slate tiles to match the existing. Repairs to parapet where necessary to maintain the buildings structural integrity and weatherproofing.
Erection of a single storey rear extension
T600, T601 and T588 Sycamore Trees - Prune back to fence-line of Tennis court using appropriate selective reduction cuts of up to 3m. Tidy up previously poorly made pruning wounds, all work to be done in accordance with Arboricultural best practice. BS 3998:2010 (Tree Work Recommendations).
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