46 Tennyson Street Guiseley Leeds LS20 9LW
4.00m single storey rear extension, 3.80m to ridge height and 2.61m to eaves
- Reference
- 26/06090/DHH
- Application date
- 29 October 2026
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53 applications found.
4.00m single storey rear extension, 3.80m to ridge height and 2.61m to eaves
Construction of reverse vending machine unit for recycling purposes and associated works.
G1 Holly, Laurel and Rhododendron: Coppice the group to approximately 1m in height to manage undergrowth and maintain the area around the more mature trees. T1 Elm: Reduce the overall canopy from approximately 9m in height to a finished height of approximately 4m, to maintain the tree at…
T1 Ash, T2 Cherry, T3 Cherry, T4 Ash: Remove to ground level.
Consent agreement or approval of Condition (3 4 8 9 10 12 15 16 17 19) of Planning Application 25/02016/FU
Replacement of garage door to front with ground floor window and entrance door, to form conversion of existing garage to habitable rooms; new flat roof and timber cladding
Demolish existing rear extension, construct single storey rear extension with roof lanterns; hip to gable end loft extension with dormer window to rear/Juliet balcony and roof light to front
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for a single storey side extension
T8 and T10: Horse Chestnut: To remove the lowest branch on both chestnut trees with the bark wounds which are over hanging the road. T25 Multi Stem Sycamore, T26, G27 Lombardy Poplar, G27 Goats Willow: Remove. T22 Poplar: To remove the lowest longest limb back to the main…
T1 Weeping Willow: Crown reduce on all aspect by approximately 7m to leave a Pollard of 7m some scaffold branches will remain to leave a crown spread of approximately 2m. T2 Magnolia: Crown reduce by approximately 2m at the top of the crown & 0.5m on all other…
Tree type, Wild Cherry (Prunus avium) there are two mature trees that have grown next to each in a raised bed. These are situated next to a drystone boundary wall and within 18 feet of a neighbours property. They have destabilised the drystone wall which is in danger…
Part two storey, part single storey side extension
Change of use of existing ground-floor beauty salon (Class E) to a dog day care facility (Sui Generis)
T1 Conifer: Remove. T2 Willow; Reduce by a third, 3m of height and 4m laterally (2m all round)
Demolition of garage to the side; Erection of two storey side extension
Single storey infill side extension with raised steps and new solar panels to roof
T1 - Maple to reduce by 2m in height and 2m laterally in order for tree size to suit its location. T2 - Apple to reduce by 2m in height and 2m laterally to suit location.
T1- Sycamore. Remove epicormic growth to the height of 3 meters growing over the applicants driveway. T2-Sycamore. Remove epicormic growth to the height of 3 meters growing over the applicants driveway and ring ivy at the base of the tree to prevent further spreading. The trees are situated…
Porch to front; dormer window to rear and rooflights to the front
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for a single storey side extension
Consent, agreement or approval required by conditions 7 (Provision for Contractors) and 8 (Highway Condition) of Planning Application 22/02909/FU
Raising of ridge and eaves of roofing to existing dwelling; addition of roof lights to front and dormer window to rear
Consent, agreement or approval required by condition 37 (Stage 1 Road Safety Audit) to planning application 25/02836/FU
T1 Sycamore: Crown lift to 3.5m all round, 5.2m over the highway and draw back overhanging branches to create a 2.5m clearance of the property.
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