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43 applications found.
Planning application - a. single storey extension and entrance way b. stepped and sloped access c. landscaping works d. increase site parking spaces e. convert existing garage into office f. timber fence
Application for advertisement consent - one non illuminated company logo on north Elevation b. one non illuminated company logo on existing wall
Application to discharge conditions 3b (later approval of details), 7 (new services) and 8 (minor additions) of DC/25/0461/VAR
TPO 277 (1999) tree preservation order - one Hornbeam (T1 on plan, within area G1 on order) overall crown reduction by up to two metres
Trees in a conservation area notification - one White Beam (marked on plan) reduce overall height by 2.5 metres and reduce branches overhanging neighbouring property by two metres
TPO 277(1999) tree preservation order - one beech (marked on plan and within G1 on order) overall crown reduction by up to 2.5 metres
Application for listed building consent - a. replacement of two existing windows to rear of dwelling b. alterations to fenestration of cart lodge
Trees in a conservation area notification - works stated on submitted tree schedule of works
Householder planning application - a. single storey rear extension b. one new window and one infilled to side elevation at first floor
Trees in a conservation area notification - two lime (marked on plan) re pollard
Householder planning application - replacement windows
Planning application - eight almshouses on two floors with support facilities (following demolition of six independent single storey almshouses)
Planning application - Change of use from Class C3 (dwelling) to Sui Generis (mixed use comprised of dwelling and dog grooming business)
Prior approval application under Part 3 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 2015 - change of use of first and second floors from commercial, business and service (class E) to one dwelling (class C3)
Planning application - a. change of use to dwelling b. single storey side extension with cladding following demolition of existing side extension c. addition of external staircase, windows and roof light to north elevation d. roof mounted solar panels on South elevation e. insulated render to West elevation f. replacement front boundary wall
Application for listed building consent - a. internal alterations to allow for change of use to a dwelling b. single storey side extension with cladding following demolition of existing side extension c. addition of external staircase, windows and roof light to north elevation d. roof mounted solar panels on South elevation e. insulated render to West elevation f. replacement front boundary wall
Householder planning application - a. new vehicular access and driveway including dropped kerb b. replacement bay window to front elevation c. replacement of guttering and downpipes to front elevation
Householder planning application - existing lightwell cover replaced with roof light
Trees in a conservation area notification - One sycamore (marked T1 on plan): crown lift to four metres above ground level and reduce lateral growth of overhanging branches on west aspect back to previous points. One pear (marked T2 on plan): lateral reduction by up to 1.5 metres on the north-western aspect and removal of a branch overhanging the garden room and neighbouring garden
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This location is inside Bury St Edmunds Town Centre. Conservation areas can mean tighter rules for changes to the outside of a property, trees and demolition.
