6 Churston Close Norwich NR1 2BD
Installation of 15 solar panels on a flat roof using a low level K2 german cage system.
- Reference
- 26/00400/PA
- Application date
- 13 April 2026
- Decision date
- 17 June 2026
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51 applications found.
Installation of 15 solar panels on a flat roof using a low level K2 german cage system.
Variation of condition 8: opening hours of previous permission 22/01518/VC.
Proposed removal of phone mast and erection of vehicle preparation canopy.
Repairs to a boundary and retaining wall, which has deteriorated over the years and is impacting the neighbour's garden.
Rear dormer roof extension and installation of flush-mounted solar PV panels on existing single storey rear extension.
Discharge of condition 10 (external lighting) of Planning Permission FUL/2023/0020
Variation of Condition 2: Approved plans; Condition 3: Vehicle parking & charging points, vehicle turning, cycle storage & visitor parking and servicing; Condition 5: Surface water run-off; Condition 9a-e: Materials, boundary treatments, external lighting, planting & implementation and Condition 10: External lighting of permission 23/00939/F.
Single storey rear extension. The extension extends 3m beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling. The height at the highest point of the extension is 2.9m. The height at the eaves is 2.6m.
Proposed removal of shared chimney to lower/rear of shared terraced cottages.
Single storey rear extension. The extension extends 4.18m beyond the rear wall of the original dwelling. The height at the highest point of the extension is 2.96m. The height at the eaves is 2.61m
Single storey rear extension.
T5 Yew: Clean out crown of dead wood, suppressed and crossing branches; T6 Sycamore: Remove dead in crown; T7 Sycamore: Remove declining branch in upper crown & T8 Large-leaved lime: Manage basal sucker growth, remove stem shoots to a height of 4m, reduce the upper declining stem at…
Lime (T1): re-pollard to previous points.
Install scaffold to inspect roof, repoint chimney, repair gutters and install flue liner for wood burner.
Amendment to approved plans of previous permission 23/01495/F to alter brick and render finishes and addition of rear gable to first floor roof and balcony with screening.
Discharge of biodiversity gain plan condition of previous permission 24/01387/F.
Loft conversion with new barrel-top dormer and relocated roof windows.
Details of Condition 4g: Access ramp, timber fence and side gate of permission 21/01081/L.
Details of Condition 4g: Access ramp, timber fence and side gate of permission 21/01080/F.
Two storey rear extension for additional living accommodation and side extension to provide 1 bed annex along with new car port.
T1 Beech: Crown reduction of the north, east and branch reduction to clear property to the south. Crown reduce extension and extended branches using 'drop crotch' reduction, the tree is not to be 'lollpop' reduced with multiple tipped back growth points, good apical branch leaders must be retained…
Rowan - Remove and replace.
Installation of gas flue in roof on rear elevation.
Rear extension with flat roof, internal reconfiguration and rebuild of garage. Addition of solar panels to front and rear roof slopes.
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