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197 applications found.
Demolition of a twin-flue brick chimney aside the west hip roof at the back of the building (photo print 1) and roof over with slates to match the roof.
Prior Approval under Part MA of the GPDO for conversion / change of use of first and second floors of building to C3 12no x1 bed apartment
T1 Hazel - Remove north easterly stem at point of bifurcation with upright main stem. This is due to a poor included bark section at point of separation (see pic 2) and excessive shading to a small but well maintained garden (see pic 1). Then reduce heigh
Conversion of integral garage to dining room, including replacement of the garage door with a window, installation of an electric vehicle charging point, and a cycle store in the rear garden.
Reinstate former internal ground floor openings between 17-19 Milford Street Salisbury, new customer WC with new exterior rear door into stock room replacement of outside staircase,
Reinstate former internal ground floor openings between 17-19 Milford Street Salisbury, new customer WC with new exterior rear door into stock room replacement of outside staircase,
T006 - Lime tree - 1. Crown lift: prune the lower branches around the tree to achieve a clear stem / canopy clearance of 6 metres above surrounding ground level, with a minimum clearance of 6 metres above the adjacent carriageway surface for branches
T1 - Lilac tree, to reduce by 4 metres to make more compact and balanced. T2 - Hawthorne tree, to reduce the overhanging branches over the front garden path. T3 - Silver birch, to reduce the overhanging branches to a height of 8 metres from the ground.
Within three months; T12 - Beech - Reduce all lateral exension growth by approx 2m and shape; T17 - English Oak - Reduce low extended branch on N side by approx 50% to retain upright branch at mid-point of limb; T68 - Common lime - Raise lower crown…
Proposed replacement Bay Window
Installation of 1 no. totem sign, 3 no. fascia signs, and 2 no. directional signs.
Refurbishment and Extension to the Fishing Lodge
Refurbishment and Extension to the Fishing Lodge
Willow tree - fell to ground level and replant in close proximity The tree is located along the edge of the river in Queen Elizabeth Gardens at ///fend.tribune.lodge The tree has a fruiting body of Rigidoporus ulmarius at its base
Fit-out of the existing basement to establish a new kitchen and dining area. Internal alterations on the first floor will reconfigure the layout, converting the existing kitchen and breakfast room into an en-suite bathroom to serve a new master bedroom
Installation of 5no. advertisements in association with the Mercedes Benz Aftersales facility
Proposed non illuminated white fascia board with Mr Simms lettering and logo. Retrospective consent for non illuminated projecting sign.
Internal refurbishment and replacement of existing glazed windows with sliding glazed doors, with associated lowering of the existing cills, to accommodate a new business.
Retrospective permission for the erection of a hanging circular sign
Formation of new shopfront and doorway to front elevation and fire escape to rear elevation (Retrospective)
T1 - Pyrus x canescens - fell
T1 - Cedar tree - crown raise over Holly tree and Yew tree to give 1.5m-2m clearance; match remaining crown to this height and deadwood and crown clean T2 - Horse Chestnut tree - crown clean and remove regenerated growth from crown
Installation of doorway in party wall to number 42 Silver Street
Installation of door in party wall to number 44 Silver Street. Unblocking of 2 existing windows
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