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26 applications found.
Change of use to a Veterinary Surgery (Class E), enclosed exercise area and associated plant/equipment area
Ash Has dropped multiple otherwise healthy limbs already this year. One looked to have a cavity, but two others looked healthy. There is no concern regarding the heavy leaning growth across the conservation wall, drive way and neighbours front lawn. Reduce the length of the main limb that is reaching out to a more vertical point as shown in the photo. Lime. Shorten one branch above the telephone lines by 1.5m to maintain clearance
No1 Lime Tree: Maintenance of the tree canopy as it conflicts with the No2 Beech Tree. No2 Beech Tree: Trim the canopy to prevent contact with the house and gutters. Remove squirrel damaged branches in the canopy. Ensure a balanced canopy. No3 Lime Tree: Trim the canopy to ensure a balanced growth.
Erection of outbuilding and landscaping to rear - Retrospective
Change of Use and Conversion of a Single Dwelling to Four Apartments and Creation of Parking.
Proposed second storey side extension & loft conversion (amended plans received)
Works to trees
Application for approval of the associated driveways and parking areas have been surfaced in a bound material and sustainably drained in accordance with approved plans drawing no 2421/02 as required by condition 06 of planning permission reference 25/00221/FUL for Proposed construction of detached dwelling and removal of existing garage together with formation of new accesses
Application for approval of a written Habitat Management and Maintenance Plan as required by condition 09 of planning permission reference 25/00221/FUL for Proposed construction of detached dwelling and removal of existing garage together with formation of new accesses
Application for approval of all external facing materials including the door/fenestration appearance and colour and all rainwater/fascia goods, boundary treatments and hard landscaping for the driveway as required by condition 03 of planning permission reference 25/00221/FUL for Proposed construction of detached dwelling and removal of existing garage together with formation of new accesses
Large Ash Overall reduction approx 20% with a 10% thin Scheduled maintenance designed to maintain size and shape in relation to location. Last prune 7-8 years ago
Proposed single storey rear extension
Alterations to dwelling including: repair and like-for-like replacement of existing timber window frames with new painted hardwood frames; accurate replication of original profiles, sections, glazing bar arrangements, and opening styles; replacement of existing single glazing with double-glazed units; careful removal, retention, encapsulation, and; reinstatement of existing stained glass panels within new double-glazed units in their original locations.
Proposed single-storey extension to rear with replacement boundary wall to front.
Conversion of existing garage into new bedroom with pitched roof over to replace existing flat roof and erection of single storey rear extension
2x Beech overall crown reduced by approx 2.5m to maintain size and shape of tree in relation to location and as part of routine pruning work. Areas under the telephone lines focus pruned back for more clearance which would require reducing some stems with a diameter of approx 2.5inch to the next growth point whilst maintaining a good overall shape (see photo)
Application for a lawful development certificate for a proposed ground floor rear extension, loft conversion incorporating rear dormer extension and 2 outbuildings to rear garden area. This application consists of several proposed alterations all under Permitted Development. Drawing 6460-002 Proposed Site Plan and LDC Notes cover the location of the proposed extensions. Below is a brief description of the proposals - detailed LDC compliance notes are on the drawing. REAR EXTENSION - CLASS A Dwelling to be extended single storey to the rear OUTBUILDING - CLASS E Two outbuilding are proposed in the garden ROOF CONVERSION & DORMER EXTENSION - CLASS B & C Conversion of the roof and creation of rear facing dormer.
To change the use of integral garage to a hair salon.
Please see attached tree report
detached outbuilding for use as ancillary use to main dwelling
A mature lime tree located in the rear garden has been shedding large branches for an extended period, creating a significant safety hazard. The size and frequency of the falling branches make the garden unsafe for my family, including my young daughter age 4, who can not safely play in her own garden and never been able to do so. During the week commencing 19 January 2026, a falling branch struck my husband?s arm and then hit our dog as it fell to the ground. These ongoing incidents are causing considerable stress and anxiety, as we do not feel able to use the garden safely. The tree also obstructs natural light from entering the property, and I am increasingly concerned that continued branch loss could cause damage to my home, neighbouring properties, or potentially injure someone. For these reasons, I am proposing that the tree be removed under appropriate professional guidance to prevent serious injury or further damage.
Single Storey Rear Extension
Single Storey Side Extension
? We are looking to clear the trees from around our sign ? We are looking to remove trees and grass from the front of our building to make room for further parking within our grounds ? We are looking to remove overgrown trees from the side of the property & garage ? We are also looking to remove the labelled tree from the rear of our carpark to make better parking.
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