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19 applications found.
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.
Single storey rear extension.
(T1) Oak - Reduce crown by up to 1.5m in height, 1.5m in radial spread on North, East, and West side and 3.5m on South side of crown so that final height is 19.5m and final radial spread is 5m to shape, balance and manage size and health of tree.
Submission of Biodiversity Net Gain details pursuant to 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 the ridge height, reduction in width of hipped front projection, infill at first floor level to rear and reconfigure and enlarge single storey elements to rear.
Construction of detached double garage.
Demolition of store and construction of single storey rear extension, internal alterations, loft conversion with rear dormer and replacement of front Velux window.
Submission of fast charge socket details pursuant to condition 10 of permission 24/01861/F. Extension of the existing building to provide three additional self-contained residential units, associated car parking and landscaping.
Submission of Bio-Diversity Enhancement Plan details pursuant to condition 7 of permission 24/01861/F. Extension of the existing building to provide three additional self-contained residential units, associated car parking and landscaping.
Submission of Habitat Management and Monitoring Plan details pursuant to condition 8 of permission 24/01861/F. Extension of the existing building to provide three additional self-contained residential units, associated car parking and landscaping.
Proposed removal of the existing detached garage and replacing it with a garden room that is connected to the existing house. Work to include rear patio works.
Hard landscaping carried out to form multiple terracing and associated works.
T3 Sycamore. To reduce crown height and radial spread by 1.5m. T4/509, Common Oak. To crown thin by 25% to reduce debris drop onto parked vehicles beneath. Remove trunk epicormic shoots to crown break and remove major dead wood. T26, Copper Beech. To reduce crown height by 2.5m and reduce crown radius, where overextended by 1.5m. T27, Holm Oak To reduce crown height by 3m and radial spread by 2m. T31, Sycamore. To reduce crown height and spread by 2m. Please see attached tree survey schedule and photos attached, for reasons.
1x 12m Yew tree located in front garden. Fell to ground level. (Reason) tree has become too large for the area and is causing damage to front wall; there is a cause for concern that the wall could collapse onto the nearby path
Removal of single sycamore tree in rear garden. Reason- tree is too large and invading garden.
T1 & T2 are two Lime trees and we would like them to be pollarded by 50% and left at the height of the top of the flats 12M. With the epicormic to be removed from the base too.
To reduce and shape x1 Sycamore by 3 m. Reason- to reduce the risk of further branch failure.
Single storey rear extension. Roof light to side elevation and internal alterations.
Removal of existing rear conservatory and replacing with single storey rear extension
Non material amendment. The change will consist of reducing the overall roof height by removing the parapet wall and replacing with a traditional lean-too pitched roof with a slate finish and Velux roof lights. The roof will be approximately 500mm lower at the eaves.
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