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11 applications found.
Revision to hours of operation of floodlighting, which seeks a permanent extension to the hours of use of the floodlights to 21:00 Monday - Friday.
Revision to hours of operation of floodlighting, which seeks a permanent extension to the hours of use of the floodlights to 21:00 Monday - Friday.
Variation of Condition No: 33 relating to planning application DM/22/3049 - to allow for design changes. The proposed new drawings reflect changes made on only the Thakeham parcels (Build Phase 1: Access Road and Northern Land phase only).
(T1) Apple Tree - Fell
2 x Oak Trees : Reduce by 2 metres back to previous pollard points.
Proposed single storey rear extension
Oak (T1) - Reduce crown by up to 2 metres and no further than previous prunning points . Ash (T2) Reduce crown by up to 2 metres and no further previous pruning points.
Construction of a porch extension to the front elevation. Conversion of the attached tandem-length garage to provide a garden room/gym. Construction of a dormer on the front elevation to serve the existing Bedroom. A dummy pitched roof to the garage, and replacement external doors to the rear elevation.…
Proposed dwelling at Parklands, Keymer Road, Burgess Hill.
Discharge of condition no 4 relating to planning appeal AP/23/0064 (original app DM/23/0876).
Scots Pine (T1) proposal to thin the branches out by 25% to keep it in balance and healthy, and to remove the 4 lowest limbs (which hang over the magnolia on the south side) so as to make room for the magnolia close by it. Prunus (cherry) (T3)…
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