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62 applications found.
T480 - Goat Willow - Remove to ground level and chemically treat stumps to prevent regrowth. G20 - Common Ash and Sycamore - Remove to ground level all stems located within 1.5 m of bund wall. G22 - Common Ash and Sycamore - Remove to ground level and chemically treat stumps to prevent regrowth.
(T1) Cedar - reduce the lower section of the canopy growing towards number 31 close to previous points, removing approximately 1-1.5m from the tips and reduce 1 limb growing over the shed at No. 31 by approximately 1.5m. (001/1967/TPO).
Cut back to previous to group of Sycamore (T1)
Single storey rear extension, alterations to fenestration and rear raised decking with steps and balustrade following the demolition of the existing elements.
Notification under The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 2015, Part 1 of Schedule 2 Class A for: single storey rear extension (depth extending from the original rear wall of 8 metres, maximum height 4 metres, eaves height 2.5 metres).
Ash - reduce crown by 3m and reduce branch that is growing into telephone line by 1.5m
Remodelling and extension of existing dwelling including demolition of previous extensions and erection of two storey front and side/rear extensions and single storey rear extensions.
Reduction to 1 x London Plane (T5) by 1.5 meters off the top and 1.5 meters off the side, with a final height of 21 meters to be achieved, crown lift to provide 5 meters of clearance all around and crown thin by 20% to take out some of the sail from the canopy to prevent failure and to help with airflow, reduce 1 x mature Horse Chestnut (T3) by 6m back down to the existing pollard points (top), and the sides to also be reduced back to the old knuckles (final height of 19m) to ensure the new growth supported by rot pockets won't fail, and also that the large wound that is structurally compromised also won't lead to a failure and push back the lower branches by around 2 meters and to remove the lowest branch back to the stem to 1 x Deodar Cedar (T4) so that the branches are away from the driveway and in line with the start of the lawn
Push back the lower branches by around 1 meter 1 x Atlas Cedar (T6) so that the branches are away from the driveway and in line with the start of the lawn and reduction by around 3m in height (final height of 18 meters) and also to bring in the sides by around 2 meters of a group of trees of Heaven (T7)
Listed building consent for alterations to the first floor including installation of a platform lift.
Alterations to the first floor including installation of a platform lift.
(T1 and T2) - Poplars - Fell.
Certificate of lawfulness to determine whether the proposed garage conversion, single storey rear extension with 4no. rooflights and alterations to fenestration are lawful.
(T1) - Common Ash Tree - Reduce and re shape by a maximum of 3m and thin by 10%, remove all dead branches over 25mm. (T2) - Tulip Tree - Reduce and reshape by a maximum of 3m and thin by 10%, remove all dead branches over 25mm diameter. (007/2013/TPO).
New Car Port.
Certificate of lawfulness to determine whether the proposed 3no. front rooflights and 1no. rear dormer to facilitate a loft conversion is lawful.
G1. Willow trees - Approximately 15 meters of willow trees to re- coppice / reduce back down the previous points. T1. Willow tree To reduce end weight on up rooted willow tree but 2m - 2.5 m to prevent potential further failure into the water. G2. Conifer trees - Lift lower branches by 1 metre to allow more light throughout and to allow grass maintenance team to maintain grounds underneath.
Variation of condition 5 (approved plans) attached to planning permission PL/24/1890/FA (Single storey rear extension) to allow for the insertion of additional skylights, an increase in the size of the depth of the extension and an additional window of the first floor rear bedroom
Details required by Condition (3) (method statement/construction environmental management plan) (4) (Landscape ecological management plan) of planning permission(25/00382/FULL) for (the construction of a replacement swimming pool, an extended veranda and steps, changes to driveway, and associated hard and soft landscaping).
(T21) Western red cedar - Sectional Fell
Single storey rear extension following removal of conservatory
Leyland Cypress in neighbouring garden, branches overhanging into property. Trim the lowest, 3.7 meters in height, thin looking branch which spans over 2 meters in width back to trunk on neighbours side.
T1 - Cedar - Reduce lowest laterals back to growth by wall by approximately 2m, reduce rest of lowest laterals back to boundary. Remove hangers. Reasons - Neighbour in Houses are concerned of them failing
Variation of condition 21 (approved plans) attached to planning permission PL/23/2975/FA (Removal of existing annexe building and single-storey extensions and erection of two-storey rear extension to the Hermitage building to provide 4 flats, alongside the replacement of the northern wing roof incorporating increase in ridge height, 3 side dormers and 3 side rooflights to provide additional accommodation for first floor flat (unit 4), and the erection of 1 detached dwellinghouse on the eastern side of the site.) to allow for the provision of private outdoor amenity space with 1.2m high post and rail fences; together with stepping stone path in communal grass area.
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