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82 planning applications found.
To repair and/or replace some windows and doors. Remove modern dormers from front elevation and replace with natural slate.
Single storey, wrap-around, side and rear extension.
TPO S273: Silver Birch - reduce lowest laterals all around by approx. 1.5m to give 2m clearance from neighbouring building (No.71) and balanced appearance.
Listed building consent for essential works associated with proposed change of use from commercial, business and services use to holiday let
Installation of new timber shopfront with double door entrance & new non-illuminated fascia & hanging signage
Advertisement Consent for new non-illuminated fascia & hanging signage
Repairs, alterations & reinstatement of the existing shopfront & associated projecting structure including new signage
Erection of Stable Building and Creation of Access Track
Change of use from commercial, business & services use to holiday let
Householder Application for conversion of garage to habitable accommodation
Householder application for the erection of a front veranda
Installation of gas central heating with a flue going out of the modern extension roof
Replacement of a window on rear elevation with a stable door (Retrospective).
Listed Building Consent for internal alterations and renovation work including replacement doors and some dry lining. Structural repairs to walls and roof with re-slating and incorporation of solar PV. External alterations to rear balcony including removal of balustrade, changes to bay windows, lead covering to parapet, re-rendering and some replacement windows in double glazing.
Proposed installation of solar PV on main roof of listed building & on roof of curtilage garage structure. External renovation works
Householder application for new slate roof and relocation of front entrance door to the centre of the principal elevation
TPO S52: T1,T2,T3: Beech – all over reduction by 5 metres to provide sufficient clearance to property.
Outline Planning Application for residential development of up to 65 dwellings. All matters to be reserved with the exception of access
T5674: Sycamore – crown reduce by 2-2.5m, compression union at 800mm from ground level, no natural bracing, works to maintain a balanced form. G7: x2 Oak - remove deadwood, reduce branches overhanging property and public footpath by 2-3m, signs of low vigour and dropping large branches.
T0061 (TPO Ref: S220): European Weeping Beech Fagus sylvatica 'Pendula’ – Crown reduction by approximately 5 meters to prevent failure of a major primary branch at its decayed junction. Please see accompanying report Ref: 378CTC0625 for full details.
T1432: Sycamore - height reduction by approximately 5m to reduce wind and gravitational loading stresses.
Householder application for front porch to replace existing door canopy
T1: Cedar tree – Fell tree. Tree is close to access path of property from west street. The tree has two trunks, one of which has already fallen down across the path, second one is leaning at approximately 60 degrees. Tree is planted on the border to neighbours (71a West street) Concerned that it may fall and injure pedestrians
Householder application for proposed side & rear single storey infill extension together with first floor extension over garage, reinstatement of garage and extension of roof over new bay window & enclosed porch
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