Within 0.62 miles of RH8 0HHApplication dates: 5 Oct 2025 to 5 Oct 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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Construction of single storey front & side extension, two storey rear extension; conversion one side of existing double garage; new front porch; front and rear dormers & removal of chimney breast.
T3) Horse Chestnut - Crown lift to give 3.5m height clearance from ground level on southern side only, achieved by secondary lifting only, meaning we would remove smaller secondary branches rather than branches growing directly from the main stem with a maximum cut diameter of 40mm
Details pursuant to Condition 3 (Demolition/Site Clearance Management Plan ) of planning permission ref: 2025/1476 dated 22/06/2026 (Demolition of the existing buildings on the site. Erection of 2no detached houses with associated parking and landscaping)
Removal of existing dormer to be replaced with new larger dormer. Part section of roof to be replaced due to rotten timbers. Installation of roof light to rear elevation.
Creation of a new driveway, including dropped kerb, proposed driveway with vehicle crossover on amenity land. This includes change of use of amenity land and associated minor ground works.
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