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Reduce the following trees in height down to old pruning points, plus reshaping - One Cherry; One Apple; One Ash; One Maple
Acacia tree in the rear garden. It is the only large tree in the rear garden. It is severely overgrown, and starting to cover a neighbours roof.. Last pruned in 2019. I want to get permission sorted out so we can have the tree pruned during the winter.
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)
Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of permission 26/00515/FUL - 'Erection of single-storey rear extension and front dormer window with associated works. Partial demolition of existing rear extension' to allow for amendment to include installation of ASHP and air conditioning unit
To prune existing hazel tree and yew tree by no than a third
Compliance with condition 3 (walling samples) and 4 (Sample wall panel) of permission 26/00865/FUL - Conversion of existing self-contained flats into a single dwelling, external changes to improve the buildings appearance, and refurbishment of the existing roof structure and associated works
T1 Holly: - fell and eco plug stump
Reduce height of holly tree in garden by upto 50% as per application in February 2021 ref no 21/000879/TCONR
DD notice to fell a defective Willow tree alongside Riverside Walk
Certificate of Lawful Proposed Use or Development under section 192 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for single storey rear extension, demolition of existing conservatory
Treework reducing overgrown Trees: 1. Remove Mallow Bush on Street 2. T1 Apple Tree Prune to Shape 3. T2 Acacia Tree lift and shape 4. T3 Willow reduce 33% 5. T4 Magnolia Tree reduce 33% 6. T5 Laurel reduce 20-30% 7. T6 Magnolia reduce 20-30% 8. T7 Pear reduce and shape 9. T8 Dead Pear take out 10. T9 Pear reduce and reshape 11. T10 Previt reduce and reshape 12. T11 Yew reduce and reshape 13. T12 Apple reduce and reshape 14. T13 Conifer Hedge reduce and reshape
Erection of single storey rear extension replacing existing conservatory, 2 new windows to front elevation with associated works
Cherry Laurel - fell as overhanging pavement and causing nuisance
Cedar species. 19m tall. 2m reduction to create space between building and tree. Carry out internal decay inspection
External alterations comprising of re-rendering of the south western elevation; the installation of perspex screens to ground floor windows; the installation of protective snow-guards to existing gutters; and repainting of the existing gutter/cornice (part-retrospective)
Pitched roof rear loft conversion, erection of rear dormer and installation of skylight to front elevation with associated works
1 - Conifer - fell
Variation of condition 3 (hours of operation) of permission 22/01165/FUL - Change of use of furniture/homeware shop (Use Class E) to pizza takeaway (Use Class Sui Generis) including associated external works
Beam strengthening and minor replacement stonework to facilitate conversion of office building to 9 no. residential units (additional works to those previously approved under 24/02118/LBC and 26/00340/LBC)
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
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