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25 applications found.
Variation of Condition No. 2 of DC/21/4056/FUL - Construction of a single storey rear extension together with summerhouse/garden office - Amend the design and reduce the size and impact of the summerhouse
Retrospective application for retention of existing EV charging points to East elevation
Garage conversion
1no. Walnut (marked on plan) - Overall crown reduction by 1.5 metres
1no. Eucalyptus (marked T1 on submitted plan) - Re-pollard 1no. Plum (marked T2 on submitted plan) - Reduce crown by 2m 1no. Weeping Willow (marked T3 on submitted plan) - Re-pollard 1no. Plum (marked T4 on submitted plan) - Reduce crown by 2m
Change of use of first floor from gallery space to residential; create second floor; insert patio doors on the second floor to the rear and create a balcony over the existing rear bay window; insert dormer windows to the north and south side elevations; create an integral, partially open-fronted first floor terrace on the south elevation; raise the height of the rear chimney.
1no. Norway Maple (T1 on the plan and tagged 1022) - Pollard the largest of the two stems to approximately 3 metres in height, no works to the stem that has the tag attached to it
Demolition of existing rear extension and construction of single storey rear extension and rear roof dormer
Rear extension and erection of garden studio and greenhouse.
1no. Eucalyptus (marked on submitted map) - Fell
Demolition of existing single storey garage and utility room, and erection of a new single storey extension as well as addition of a small canopy roof to a garden room delivered through Permitted Development (DC/26/2132/CLP)
Discharge of Condition Nos. 5 & 8 of DC/25/2518/FUL - Single storey two bedroom self build dwelling house - Planting scheme and Construction Management Strategy
Variation of Condition No. 2 of DC/25/3760/FUL - Two storey infill extension. Upgrading of windows and doors to double glazed casement - Amendments to approved drawings
Certificate of Lawful Use (Proposed) - Erection of a garden building for purposes incidental to the enjoyment of the dwellinghouse, including storage, in the rear garden of the existing dwelling
1no: Cedar (adjacent to Lee Road) - Fell
Demolition of rear glazed structure, alterations to lean to front structures to reduce over glazing and add PV to roofs
Retrospective Application - Open timber trellis above the brick boundary wall.
1no. Holm oak (T1 on plan) - Crown reduction in height and spread by up to 2.5 metres
Non-material amendment of DC/24/3790/FUL - "Replacement dwelling" - Alterations to position of windows, reworking to the front design of the dwelling as well as internal alterations.
Replacement Dwelling (Self Build)
1no. Copper Beech and 6no. Oak (marked on plan) - Reduce in height by one third
1no. Oak (T1 on plan) - Fell 1no. Oak (T2 on plan) - Overall crown reduction by up to 3 metres
Non-Material Amendment of DC/23/4039/FUL - Refurbishment of dwelling. Rear two storey extension and front dormer. Landscape design - 1. To amend the standing seam metal cladding roof colour from dark grey to brown to better match the brickwork and context colours 2. Window frame colour to be brown to match 3. A minor adjustment to rear terrace and steps in landscape design
Discharge of Condition No. 3 of DC/25/0870/FUL - Construction of single storey rear extension with roof terrace/balcony over, conversion of garage and raising of heights of front & rear windows - Details of the materials for the proposed privacy screen
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