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155 applications found.
Single storey staggered rear extension with 1no. rooflight, new rear lowered terrace area with associated privacy screens, balustrades with access steps to garden, erection of new boundary fence
REAR GARDEN: 1 x Sycamore (T1) - Reduce crown by approx. 2m - 2.5m back to suitable growth points.
Construction of a metal pedestrian and vehicular gates & piers
FRONT GARDEN: 1 x Lime (T1) - Reduce crown by up to 4m, lift crown to approx. 4m from ground level.
Use of ground floor studio flat as single dwelling unit (Class C3)
Conversion of 2no. self-contained flats into single dwelling including part single, part two storey side and rear extensions following demolition of the existing garage
REAR GARDEN: 5 x Limes (T1) - Reduce crown by 30% back to previous growth points, 3.5m of height and 2m of width. 1 x Laurel (T6) - Reduce crown by 40%, 1.5m of height and 4m of width 1 x Dead Tree (T7) - Fell to ground…
Use of outbuilding as 2no. self-contained dwellings
FRONT GARDEN: 1 x Holm Oak (T2) - Crown reduce height and spread back to the previous reduction points, (approx. 1m height and 0.5m spread). 1 x Ornamental Pear (T3) - Crown reduce height and spread back to the previous reduction points, (approx. 0.5m height and 0.3m spread).…
REAR GARDEN: 1 x Elder (T1) - Prune back overhang to boundary line 1.5m.
REAR GARDEN: 1 x Hazel (Corylus avelana) (T1) - Reduce all stems by 30%, (1.5m) from tips to previous growth points. Thin by removing selected stems to base level to allow more light through remaining canopy.
Construction of single-storey rear extension and rear part-reconfiguration of the ground floor retail unit to provide a new studio flat (Use class C3)
Construction of a two-storey rear extension and the reconfiguration of rear part of the ground floor, to provide a new one-bedroom flat (Class C3) with associated amenity space and cycle storage.
Single storey wrap around extension, installation of a rooflight to the proposed new extension roof, refurbishment of the existing first floor terrace, and internal reconfiguration of the ground floor.
Construction of a single storey rear extension and an outbuilding in the rear garden.
Alterations and extension of existing apartment at third floor level comprising a single storey replacement extension with roof terrace above.
FRONT AREA (SEE MAP): 1 x Malus (T42) - Remove epicormic growth. Reduce lateral and sub lateral crown spread by approx. 1.2m. Thin density by 20%. 1 x Birch (T43) - Thin crown density by 20%. 1 x Hawthorn (T44) - Thin crown density by approx. 20% (evenly…
FRONT AREA (SEE TREE PLAN): 1 x Birch (T30) - Reduce over extended branches, by approx. 1.4m back into the main crown structure. Thin crown density by 15% - 20%. 1 x Yew (T31) - Raise crown by up to 1m. Trim to reduce by up to 1.2m…
(TPO REF: 11H-T65) FRONT GARDEN: 1 x Lime (T1) - Reduce back to previous points of reduction.
Amalgamation of 2 Flats into a Single Dwellinghouse
FRONT GARDEN: 4 x Limes & 3 x Yews (G1) - Reduce overhang over driveway by up to 3m. Reduce height of 2 x Limes closest to building by 4m and reduce back from property by 2m. REAR GARDEN: 1 x Sycamore (T1) - Remove 1 stem as…
Single storey side and rear extensions following demolition of the existing outbuilding. Raising of existing flat roof of the existing house and insertion of 3no. first floor rear windows
REAR GARDEN: 1 x Sycamore (T1) - Crown reduce by 3m.
FRONT GARDEN: 1 x Birch (T1) - Reduce height by approx. 2.5m and thin lower crown by approx. 25%.
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