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37 applications found.
Certificate of Lawful Proposed Use or Development under Section 192 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for the Removal of the existing hedge, proposed dropped kerb and construction of a vehicular permeable driveway
Cut back magnolia tree by 20%. It is in my back garden and is not visible from the road. The tree surgeon was suggesting 30% maximum so we settled on 20% to keep current shape but to trim by 20%, the tree has got too big
Ornamental Cherry to fell to ground level due to the boundary wall
1. The tree marked TPO Tree (Copper Beech TPO158) is very tall and full. Propose to reduce its crown by 40% to reduce the excessive shading experienced by residents at Purley Court. 2. The tree marked TPO Tree (Mature Ash TOP 158/14). Pollard this tree to the point where it had been pollarded in the past (i.e. reduce its size by approximately 60%). Again due to the excessive shading and threat posed. In the case of failure it would cause significant damage to Purley Court residences)
Compliance of conditions 14 (Landscape scheme) and 16 (External lighting) of planning permission 24/03529/FUL - Conversion of the public house (sui generis) to 2 three-bedroom dwellings (Use Class C3), demolition of single storey rear extension and outbuildings, and erection of 1 two-bedroom and 4 three-bedroom dwellings (Use Class C3) utilising accesses off Cricklade Street and West Way, with associated parking, hard and soft landscaping
Partial change of use from Class E to Class C3 to create 3 no. dwellings together with associated internal and external alterations. Alterations to roof and rear of adjoining warehouse building together with new parking and servicing arrangements
Partial change of use from Class E to Class C3 to create 3 no. dwellings together with associated internal and external alterations. Alterations to roof and rear of adjoining warehouse building together with new parking and servicing arrangements
Compliance with Conditions 3 (Design details) and 4 (Fire and acoustic separation) of permission 24/03853/FUL Change of use and conversion of existing building to create 4no. apartments on first and second floor
Addition of supply and extract ventilation and change of use to Sui Generis uses (q) as a drinking establishment with expanded food provision, & (r) as a hot food takeaway and associated works
Compliance with conditions 2 (design details) and 3 (fire and acoustic separation) of consent 24/03854/LBC - Change of use and conversion of existing building to create 4no. apartments on first and second floor
Erection of two single storey side extensions, replacement garage, replacement fenestrations, additional double open sided carport and demolition of chimney
Prior notification for the change of use of an existing building (Use Class E) to a single self-contained residential dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) under the provisions of Class MA of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (as amended)
Compliance with condition 3 (Joinery details) of consent 25/01530/LBC Removal of internal partitions and doors, alteration to staircase, reinstatement of existing fireplaces, replacement fenestration, replacement boiler, internal alterations and associated works to reinstate two flats back to one dwelling at 49 Thomas Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 2BA
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