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Within 0.62 miles of LS16 8JRApplication dates: 24 Sep 2025 to 24 Sep 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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A larch tree towers over the property at the rear garden. In recent storms a large neighbouring beech tree had come down and caused a wreckage which resulted in damages to a number of trees and property. The resident has concerns that this Larch tree will be next , and at worst fall on the house. We are requesting consent to fully remove the Larch tree.
Demolition of existing rear terrace to form new lower ground level terrace; Conversion of integral garage to form habitable rooms; amendments to fenestration including construction of bay windows, new window to side and alterations to front including doors and windows filled in; recladding and alterations to roof lights to existing side extension - NON MATERIAL AMENDMENT to 24/04932/FU - The changes proposed include the addition of and removal of windows within the main house and extension, design tweaks to doors and windows across the property including a Juliet balcony, a new roofing system and design tweaks to associated external materials and a minor internal layout configuration for ground, first and second floor plans.
T1 Sycamore: Draw back lateral branch tips 0.5 metres away from property to give 3 metre clearance. T2 and T3 Holly: Reduce in height by 1 metre maximum from 5 meters to 4 metres. The trees form part of the perimeter hedging and are trimmed as such annually on the sides. The tops were last done in 2021.
T1 Beech: The proposed work is a 3m reduction to all aspects of the crown, this is lateral and vertical. The west reductions will create a 2m clearance to the property at 8 stairfoot close, the preference would be to reduced the crown by a larger amount on this side to create more clearance. The east reduction will create a 3.5m clearance from 1 stairfoot view.
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