Within 0.62 miles of LS16 9DNApplication dates: 3 Nov 2025 to 3 Nov 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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T1 Willow: To remove. T2 Poplar: To Draw back on the westerly aspect by a maximum of 2m working to appropriate pruning points, this would leave a crown spread of approximately 7m at the widest point.
Consent, agreement or approval required by conditions 6 (Provision For Contractors), 12 (Supervise Protection Trees/Hedges/Bushes), 14 (Biodiversity General Enhancements 1), 18 (Surface Water Scheme/Implementation) and 21 (Highway Condition Survey) of Planning Application 23/03863/FU
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for conversion of the loft to habitable accommodation with rooflights to front and rear; removal of chimney; changes to fenestration on ground floor
G1- Conifers. Remove to ground level. concerns over location to property and affecting neighbours T1- Crab Apple. Draw back to boundary lower overhanging branches to 4 meters in height of the neighbours Crab apple tree. The branches are of no more than 40mm diameter.
Copper Beech Trees T1, T2, T3 - Reduce in height by approximately 40% to 6m - 7m due to excessive shading across the lawn. Trees represent boundary trees between 12 Creskeld Drive and 10 Creskeld Drive. The proprietors of both properties are in agreement the proposed works are…
Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) to previously approved Planning Application 23/03863/FU (Erection of seven dwellings with associated works including creation of new access to Creskeld Crescent and landscaping of the site) for revisions in terms of access and the highway, visitor parking, the position of plot 3…
Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) to previously approved planning application 25/03978/FU (Two storey side extension with Juliet balcony to rear and single storey glazed link extension to double garage, conversion of garage to form habitable rooms and replacement of garage door with bi folding door; new terraced…
Tree 1: Declining rowan tree. The landowner is keen to remove a declining Rowan tree at the front of the property, as it is near a road and footpath she's worried she is liable for any damages that occur if it were to fail. Tree 2: Hawthorn. The…
T1- Small leaf lime - To draw back lower branches to prevent growth over footpath at eye height. T2 - Group of trees including willow and oak - To crown lift to 3.5 meters over the footpath T3 - Willow - To coppice willow to reduce overhang over…
Birch- Remove to ground level. The tree is failing. The leaf cover is sparse with lots of bare branch tips and the leaves that are present have turned brown already.
T1, T2 Cedars - Encroaching on neighbouring property. Prune back from dwelling to achieve 2-3m clearance. T3 Pine - Tree is in severe decline, live foliage only present on the very tips. Remove to ground level. T4 Elder - Remove T5, T6, T7 Laurel - Remove
Alterations including a single storey rear extension; raised terrace area with balustrade to rear; steps to side/rear; dormer windows to front, side and rear - NON MATERIAL AMENDMENT TO 19/05715/FU - the installation of a rooflight within the front-facing roof slope of the property.
Single storey side extension, new raised steps to rear, widening of driveway and formation of new terrace to rear garden area. New cladding and finishes to front and rear elevations
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