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T49 - Robinia pseudoacacia (False Acacia sp./Black Locust) Lift low canopy to 2.5 m.
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 17:12 UTC
(1) Malus domestica (apple tree) very old and in poor condition. To be felled & totally removed from the rear garden. (2) Sambucas nigra (common Elder tree) to be felled & totally removed from the front garden. The tree is very overgrown and in bad shape.
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 17:22 UTC
Tree location - front garden T1 - Approx. H3 S2 15DBH multi stem Honeysuckle Fell as close as possible to ground level Apply appropriate herbicide GRP1 - privet growing from adjacent garden impaciting on front path to doorway Face back to boundryline
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 17:40 UTC
Erection of a single-storey rear extension with a total depth of 5.6m, a total height of 3.2m, and eaves height eaves of 3 m.
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 17:40 UTC
T1- 2X Lime tree in front garden re pollard
Approval of details reserved by condition 3 (CMP) attached to permission ref: HGY/2025/2196
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 19:12 UTC
T1 - Ash - Crown reduction by 3m in height bringing lateral growth to shape by 1.5m. Removal of all major dead wood, leaving the tree a standing height of 9m. Reducing the crown by approximately 3 meters in height and 1.5 meters laterally will help reduce overall crown weight and wind loading, while maintaining a balanced and proportionate crown.
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 19:12 UTC
T1 Oak reduce overall canopy size by 1.5 m and remove rose from canopy. To maintain size T2 Oak reduce overall canopy by 1.5m to maintain size. T3 Lime reduce overall canopy by 2m to maintain size T4 Lime reduce overall canopy by 2m to maintain size
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 19:12 UTC
Replacement of existing single glazed timber framed sash windows to front and rear elevations on original building with new double glazed timber framed sash windows, replacement of existing metal framed sash windows and uPVC framed casement windows on new building with new double glazed timber framed sash and casement windows, and replacement of existing double glazed uPVC framed rear door with a new double glazed timber framed rear door.
Certificate of lawfulness (proposed): rear roof terrace.
Replacement of existing single glazed timber framed sash style windows to front and rear elevations with new double glazed timber framed sash style windows, and replacement of existing single glazed timber framed rear door with new double glazed timber framed rear door.
Replacement of existing single glazed timber sash windows to front elevation with new double glazed timber sash windows, replacement of existing single glazed timber casement windows to side and rear elevations with new double glazed timber casement windows, and replacement of existing single glazed rear timber doors with new double glazed timber doors.
T1 Lime of the submitted MWA Arboricultural Report Works: Re-pollard to previous points at approx. 2.0m and thereafter re-pollard on a triennial cycle to maintain at broadly reduced dimensions. T2 Lime of the submitted MWA Arboricultural Report Works: Re-pollard to previous points at approx. 2.0m and thereafter re-pollard on a triennial cycle to maintain at broadly reduced dimensions. T3 Oak of the submitted MWA Arboricultural Report Works: Remove (fell) to near ground level and treat stump to inhibit regrowth. T4 Oak of the submitted MWA Arboricultural Report Works: Remove (fell) to near ground level and treat stump to inhibit regrowth. Reason: Clay shrinkage subsidence damage at neighbouring property Flat 1, 94 Stapleton Hall Road, N4 4QA.
Notification of Prior Approval for the change of use from ground floor Class E commercial space to 1x 1-bed residential unit (Class C3) under Class MA, Part 3 of Schedule 2 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 2015 (as amended)
Loft conversion with rear dormer, small recessed balcony and roof raise to match adjoining property
(T1) Gladitisia - Proposing to reduce crown by up to 2m (height and lateral spread), in order to manage size of tree for this location (T2) Weeping Birch - Proposing to thin crown by up to 20%, in order to allow more light to rear of garden and maintain size and form of tree (T3) Neighbouring crab apple - Proposing to reduce branches overhanging the boundary back to boundary as crown has become phototropic due to positioning underneath adjacent trees, in order to encourage new, more upright growth
Remedial works to stabilise the structure; rebuild and repair all damaged areas and renew damaged components to match the original house.
Cherry - Crown reduce the height and spread back to the previous reduction points (approx. 1.5m height and spread) Crown thin by 10% and remove dead wood Maintenance works in line with good arboricultural practice
Our client at 20 Albany Road and their neighbour at 18 Albany Road, would both like to remove x1 Pittosporum (T1) to the ground level in the rear garden, as it is overgrown, and to provide more light to enter both properties.
Erection of a rear dormer roof extension and a rear roof terrace with a railing surround.
Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) for loft conversion with rear dormer extension.
Five Day Notice. T1 Cherry. Under investigation due to the bad weather, this Cherry Tree is deemed unsafe so I need to remove an excessive amount of weight from the trees. This is a Five Day Notice for the full removal.
Advertisement consent sought for double-sided static internally illuminated sequential advert in bus shelter.
Lawful development: Existing use as two self contained flats
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