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37 applications found.
Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans), 4 (Obscure Glazing) of planning permission 26/00728/FLH to make design alterations to the side facing windows and solar panels
Norwegian spruce. Dead tree. Fell.
Single storey rear extension
T1 - Scots Pine - (57/G7)- Raise crowns removing 2 lowest large limbs towards neighbouring building, thin crown by 15-20% & remove dead wood.
Single-storey front porch extension; part single-storey, part two-storey rear extension; remodelling and extension of the main roof to provide increased habitable loft accommodation; alterations to fenestration; and removal and reconstruction of the side wall, to regularise works undertaken during the implementation of Planning Permission Ref. 24/00536/FLH (part retrospective)
Lawful Development Certificate - Proposed Use: Single storey side extension, roof extension incorporating a rear dormer and front roof light and internal reconfiguration
Widening of existing vehicular crossover including dropped kerb to access a new permeable surface driveway
Replacement boundary treatment
Single storey rear extension and loft conversion with increase to ridge height and velux rooflights (part-retrospective)
Felling of 1 Beech and major deadwood removal to the adjacent Beech at the rear of 43-48 Chichester Court in the back corner closest the school.
Permitted Development Prior Notification: Single storey rear extension (4.50m in depth, maximum height of 2.50m and eaves height of 2.50m).
T1 Sweet Chestnut - Reduce by 2-3m to appropriate growth points around previous reduction points to maintain size and reduce detritus.
Confirmation of Compliance with Condition(s): 6 (Cycle Store Details), 9 (Boundary Treatment), 10 (Sustainability Measures) of planning permission 26/00077/FUL
Horse Chestnuts (3) - crown lifting to keep the size of the trees appropriate to the front of the house. We will cut to the same level approved in 2019 (about a 30% reduction) Horse Chestnut (1) - the rotten tree needs to be felled urgently to prevent…
Construction of 1.0m high front boundary brick wall, single-storey side/ rear extension and conversion of garage to habitable space.
Lawful Development Certificate - Proposed Use: Rear dormer roof extension
Retrospective application for a side boundary fence 1.2m high
T1 - False Acacia - Fell to ground - tree has split at the base leaving the live section at 45 degrees - Dangerous
Part-single, part-two-storey wraparound extension incorporating rooflights, and a single-storey front porch extension.
Change of use from office (Class E) to residential (Class C3).
Listed Building Consent: Change of use from office (Class E) to residential (Class C3).
Construction of a new front garage and a single-storey rear garden outbuilding
T1 Cypress - Fell T2 Box Elder - Fell T3 Walnut - Fell T4 Holly - Fell T7 Apple - Reduce by 1 metre Dimensions after Pruning H 3m W2.5m T8 Plum- Reduce by 1 metre Dimensions after Pruning H 3m W2.5m T9 Cedar - Raise to 4.5…
Variation of Condition 12 (Occupation of the Nursery) of planning permission 20/01887/FUL to increase the maximum number of children attending from 35 to 60
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