4 Hodgson Crescent Shadwell Leeds LS17 8PG
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for installation of two uPVC casement windows
- Reference
- 26/04812/CLP
- Application date
- 21 September 2026
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17 applications found.
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for installation of two uPVC casement windows
Certificate of Existing Lawful Development to formalise the established Use of the site as Sui Generis mixed Use, comprising landscape, haulage and a stone business yard.
Demolition of existing rear extension and removal of existing chimney. Replacement part single, part two-storey rear extension. Alterations to rear and side fenestration. New basement access with alterations to existing lightwell to front. Alterations to hardstanding to the rear
Demolition of attached garage; Removal of roof and chimney to existing bungalow and formation of a new first floor floor to form a dwelling house, new single storey side and rear extension and canopy to front, pitched roof over the front bay window; new and amended doors and…
T1 Hornbeam: Trim back maintaining the shape the entire crown by 300-500mm T2 Birch: Reduce the entire crown by 500-750mm and thin by 10% (1 in 10 branches) maintaining a good structure and shape. T3 Birch: Reduce the entire crown by 900mm and thin by 10% (1 in…
Porch and insertion of new window to front
T1 Beech - To remove overhanging branches over garden area up to a height of 5 metres above ground level back to suitable unions. T2 Beech - To cut back from property to give 2.5 metre clearance with the use of a spider MEWP.
Dead mature silver birch to the rear of 14 The Pines (T1/Part of G4). Previous low quality pruning work means tree has had full crown removed. Works are to remove remaining tree to ground level to remove risk of damage to persons and property. Planting of replacement tree…
Single storey rear extension, landscaping alterations and replacement of garage door with window to facilitate conversion of integral garage to habitable rooms
First floor rear extension; Erection of outbuilding to the rear
T1 - remove to ground level diseased sycamore tree, tree is in rapid decline, showing discolour and signs of delay on the truck and poor leaf coverage in the canopy replant a 12-14' silver birch in corner of the garden
T1 Spruce: Remove. T2 Beech: Remove (fell) to near ground level. T3 Beech: Remove (fell) to near ground level. T4 Sycamore: Remove (fell) to near ground level. O T6 Copper Beech - Remove (fell) to near ground level. T7 Beech of the submitted MWA Arboricultural Report - Remove…
Two side extension; replacement of windows, insertion of new window to front and rear door filled in; re-positioning of a cobbled kerbside alongside associated landscaping works
Part retrospective listed building application for single storey side extension; replacement of windows and alterations including first floor side window reinstated, insertion of new window to front; re-positioning of a cobbled kerbside alongside associated landscaping works; internal alterations including to plumbing, partition walls and door openings
Listed building application for two side extension; replacement of windows, insertion of new window to front and rear door filled in; re-positioning of a cobbled kerbside alongside associated landscaping works; internal alterations including to plumbing, partition walls and door openings
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for a porch to the front
Replacement of existing potting shed to front with single storey front extension and landscaping alterations
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