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24 applications found.
Stone Conservation Area: Weeping Willow - Repollard to remove max 20% of core trunk up to 20% below the previous pollarding line. Mountain Ash - Crown reduction to max of 40%
Moddershall Valley Conservation Area: 26 x Goat willow and Crack Willow - Remove and replace with trees whose eventual size and shape are better suited to the site and are less hazardous, with easier management.
Lawful development certificate - Confirmation that permission 17/26660/HOU remains extant
Prior Approval - Change of use of first and second floors to form two two-bedroomed self contained flats
Demolition of existing extension and new single storey rear extension, 4.1m from rear wall, 4m max height, 3m height of eaves.
Change of use from restaurant (Use Class Eb) to a financial services business (Use Class Ec)
Proposed single-storey rear extension projecting 5.0 metres from the original rear wall of the dwelling, 2.7m max height, 2.7m height of eaves. 3 meters wide. The extension will be used as additional living accommodation. The proposal includes a 3.5 metre wide bi-fold door and a new window. External…
Moddershall Valley Conservation Area: 2 x Silver Birch (T1 & T2) - Fell to ground level. Stump to be cut to ground and treated with an eco (herbicide) plug to prevent regrowth, all arisings to be removed from site. Both trees in close proximity to property and pavement.…
Structural Repairs
Installation of acrylic lettering window graphic sign and non-illuminated fascia sign
Moddershall Valley Conservation Area: Cut back all shrubs and brambles to fence line to a height of 4 metres to remove solid contact on the building, ensure clear pedestrian access on the fire escape and to remove encroachment into the service yard. We will also crown raise the…
TPO 1 1952: Sycamore - remove the lower epicormic growth.
TPO 1 1952: Sycamore - Fell, tree has dieback on tips of all branches. Sweet Chestnut - Prune away from neighbouring building to give 3m clearance. Sweet Chestnut - Deadwood. Ash - Fell. Tree has dieback.
Part demolition and rebuilding of boundary wall to rear to facilitate proposed new vehicular access and hardstanding
TPO 349 2005: Unidentified Species x 2 - Remove
Lawful Development Certificate - Existing land adjacent to the main curtilage of the property has been used for +10 years as a garden in connection with the main curtilage of the property
Listed building consent for repairs to platform canopy, steelwork and drainage
Retrospective erection of smoking shelter to site
TPO 296 2003: Ash - Remove tree due to being infected with Ash dieback.
Construction of two dwellings and one store room
Change of use of first and second floors at nos. 48-60 High Street to residential use (Class C3) comprising 18no. apartments. (In conjunction with 25/41559/FUL)
Change of use of first and second floors at nos. 48-60 High Street to residential use (Class C3) comprising 18no. apartments (In conjunction with 26/41968/LBC)
Existing timber windows to be replaced with heritage PVC windows to match in style. Building to be repointed with mortar colour to match existing
Stone Conservation Area: Ash & Willow (7) - Reduce lateral spread up to 2m to curb line. Alder (10) - Reduce lateral spread by 2m. Ash (11) - Sectional dismantle to ground level leaving stump as close to grade as possible. 3 x Crab Apple (13) - Reduce…
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This location is covered by the Article 4 direction Stone Article 4. Some changes that would normally not need planning permission may need it here.
This location is inside Stone. Conservation areas can mean tighter rules for changes to the outside of a property, trees and demolition.
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