Dolphin House 4 Woodgreen Witney Oxfordshire OX28 1DH
T1 False Acacia Fell in sections to ground level
- Reference
- 26/02085/TCA
- Application date
- 26 Aug 2026
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110 applications found.
T1 False Acacia Fell in sections to ground level
Plum in rear garden - Fell to ground level. Roots have caused damage to drains close by and caused the toilets to have problems. Drain inspector from dynorod confirmed roots were in the drains and causing the problem.
Internal and external alterations to replace shop front along with internal alterations to change ground floor layout
Alterations to shop front and associated works
Replacement of existing timber windows with Rationel FORMAPLUS aluminium-clad timber windows
Eucalyptus in rear garden - Fell to ground level.
Alterations to include installation of a single split-system air conditioning unit, comprising an internal wall-mounted unit at first floor level, an external condenser unit to the side of the dwelling, and associated pipework
Change of use of the ground floor from Sui Generis (wine/cocktail bar/public house) to Class E (retail).
Replace existing summerhouse and shed with oak post open car port.
Internal and external alterations to provide new roof over rear projection together with replacement or repair works to existing windows and front roof structure including the use of Douglas Fir timber in place of existing Oak. (Part Retrospective).
Trees overhanging garden of 33 Gloucester place, prune branches to the boundryline.
Certificate of Lawfulness (Proposed) to allow infilling of porch creating a single storey front extension.
Certificate of Lawfulness (erection of a pergola structure to form an external covered seating area).
Certificate of Lawfulness (to certify that the failure to comply with Condition 2 of planning application W2003/1476 in respect of a five bay modular building and associated land edged red on the submitted location plan is now lawful by virtue of Section 171B(3) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended))
Erection of first floor side extension.
Change of use of commercial area of existing live/work unit to create an additional flat.
Holly (T1) tree removal including root Twisted Hazel (T2) complete tree removal including root Fatsia Japonica tree (T3) complete tree removal including root. Will replace with Viburnum Opulus 'Roseum' Snowball Tree.
Erection of single storey front and side extension (amended plans).
External works to include repairs to the Bellcote on the roof of the Blanket Hall
Installation of externally illuminated fascia sign together with window graphics, applied internally and externally to existing glazing and non-illuminated signage and two internal poster frames to front elevation.
Copper Beech Tree -Reduce the crown by 2-3 metres. -Remove major deadwood throughout the crown. -Remove the lower limb of the rubbing and crossing branches on the south side.
Change of use of five restricted use social housing flats (nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) to five private residential flats, to include reconfiguring of the parking area layout to increase provision for vehicle and cycle parking, and enlargement of the bin store
G1 Acers - pollard canopies back to old points approx. 3 ? 4m height reduction
T010 Willow - crown reduction by 1/3, or pollard to previous points T011 Willow - crown reduction by 1/3, or pollard to previous points
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