Within 0.62 miles of RH2 0DLApplication dates: 29 Oct 2025 to 29 Oct 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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Submission of asbestos details pursusant to condition 5 of permission 26/00923/PAP3MA. Prior Notification requirement under Part MA of the GPDO for the change of use of Class E space to form 37 apartments.
Apple (T1)-Whole crown reduction from approx. 7m to 5m in height, with lateral spread reduced by approx. 1.5m all round, pruning back to suitable growth points to keep a balanced shape. Branches extending towards the building at No. 34 Croydon Road to be cut back to give approx.…
THIS IS A CONSULTATION FROM SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL. Refurbishment and improvements to Vehicle Workshops and Maintenance Bays, including new vehicle doors and entrance, replacement roof and windows, and installation of PV panels. (this application is determined by Surrey County Council under their ref SCCRef-2026-0163)
Submission of material details pursuant to condition 3 of permission 26/00127/HHOLD. Extension and alterations to a detached house including removal of a tree and replacement with new trees.
T1 Oak - Reduce lateral branches growing over 18 and 16 Brokes way by 1.5m back to suitable growth points. Tree is now overhanging gardens and causing excessive shading.
Submission of water efficiency details pursuant to condition 8 of permission 26/00119/S73. Erection of 2 no. dwellings to the rear of 6 Wray Park Road and creation of associated access. Variation of condition 2 of permission 24/01827/F. Amendment to approved plans to increase the width of Plot 2,…
Submission of material details pursuant to condition 3 of permission 26/00119/S73. Erection of 2 no. dwellings to the rear of 6 Wray Park Road and creation of associated access. Variation of condition 2 of permission 24/01827/F. Amendment to approved plans to increase the width of Plot 2, increase…
Sycamore tree on south boundary: Shorten branch length by a maximum of 3m with final pruning cuts being made to appropriate growth points, not necessarily the old cut pollard heads. The branches may not be to the maximum of 3m in length, they may be less if the…
T1 in rear garden - Hornbeam, Crown reduction by removal of up to 2 metres in branch length. The works are part of a regular maintenance program to retain the tree at a suitable size for its location and to allow retention of the tree within the available…
Hornbeam: Reduce crown by shortening branch length by a maximum of 2m but pruning cuts will be made to appropriate growth points as a priority, rather than removing entire branches to previous cuts.The reason is good tree management due the tree being positioned very close to the neighbours…
1. Silver Birch x 2 - Crown Reduction. Reducing the height and spread of the tree by up to 2 metres and crown lift to provide 3 metres clearance from ground level. Description of works 1. 10x6m down to 8x4m works to retain the trees size in relation…
Prune back overgrown branches back from property to minimize damage. Prune low branches over foot path. Remove deadwood from centre of the canopy. Tree- one Douglas fir. Prune back from property by 1m-2m, prune over footpath by 1m-2m.
T4 - Front garden x1 Silver Birch reduce and reshape crown by 1.5 metres all round whilst maintaining healthy growth. Part of a regular maintenance program to maintain tree at a suitable size for its location, outgrowing surrounding area.
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