9, SEFTON PARK COURT Elmswood Road, Aigburth, Liverpool, L17 0EF
To carry out tree works in a conservation area
- Reference
- 26TC/1884
- Application date
- 2 Jul 2026
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76 planning applications found.
To carry out tree works in a conservation area
Application for Certificate of Existing Lawful Development for House of Multiple Occupation for 3-6 persons (Use Class C4)
To erect a single storey extension to rear and extend the front porch
To discharge conditions 16 (EVCP provision), 17 (cycle parking), 27 (landscaping), 32 (refuse storage provision), 38 (Bird and Bat boxes) and 42 (PV panels) attached to planning ref 23F/2123
To erect two storey extension to side and front following demolition of existing conservatory.
To carry out tree works
To carry out tree works
To carry out tree works in a Conservation Area
To carry out tree works
To erect a two storey extension to rear
To convert garage with associated works and replace all windows, doors, soffits and facias.
To erect garage to front.
To carry out tree works
To carry out widening of an existing doorway through to kitchen/dining room.
To replace existing low level flat roofs to the side.
To carry out tree works
To carry out full window and door replacements, including glazing screens and spandrel panels.
To carry out tree works
To carry out tree works
To carry out tree works
To carry out tree works in a conservation area
To carry out tree works
To carry out tree works in a conservation area
To install no. 4 padel courts with associated enclosures and other associated works including single storey extension to existing lean to, new hard and soft landscaping and new pedestrian access
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This location is inside Sefton Park. Conservation areas can mean tighter rules for changes to the outside of a property, trees and demolition.