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83 applications found.
Enlargement of an existing door opening, replacement of an existing side door with a window, and replacement of the front ground floor timber sash window with a matching white wood-effect uPVC sash window.
Alterations including erection of mansard roof extension to main rear roof including raising ridge by 700mm and extension above two storey back addition.
Alterations including erection of single storey side/rear extension.
T1 Silver Birch: Fell to ground level / Section dismantle Justification: Tree is dying and honey fungus has been spotted - replanting to commence with a more honey fungus resistant species
Alterations including erection of mansard roof extension to main rear roof and extension above part of two storey back addition. Formation of rear roof terrace above two-storey back addition with 1.75m high screen surround.
Erection of single storey rear extension to extend beyond the rear wall of existing dwelling house by 4.00m, the total height of proposed extension is 3.15m and height of the eaves is 3.00m.
Application for prior approval for the erection of a single storey ground floor rear extension with dimensions of 4.00m (length), 3.20m (total maximum height) and 3.20m (height to the eaves).
T1- Plane - Major deadwood removal, reduce lower canopy up to 5m, down to 3m on crown and shape it uniformly T2 - Elm - Prune back from the wall T3 - Ash - Prune back from the wall T4 - Maple - No Works Required T5 - Sycamore - Major deadwood removal, crown lift crown up to 5m, and shape it uniformly T6 - Cedar - Reduce over property by 2 ? 3m, deadwood canopy, reduce lower limb end-loading for Cobra cable bracing, install cable bracing. CPT7 - Sycamore x 5 - Pollard ? re-pollard T8 - Holly - Remove tree and treat stump CPT9 - Plane x 4 - No Works Required however roots causing damage to wall.
Alterations including erection of part single/part two-storey rear extension and installation of replacement fenestration to rear dormer roof extension.
Removal of existing staircase balustrades and replacement of glass panels to staircase at first floor with new glass balustrade and timber handrail along with other alterations to the stairs.
Alterations including replacement of front-to-back pitched roof with mansard roof extensions to front and rear main roof; erection of extension above three storey back addition. Replacement of doors to existing single storey rear/side extension. Installation of AC units to side elevation in rear garden.
Removal of silver birch tree (including as much of trunk and roots as possible) in the corner of our back garden. The tree roots from the silver birch tree are lifting and damaging the stone paving in our garden, resulting in buckling and uneven surfaces. The damage is worsening and poses a safety hazard.
Alterations including erection of mansard roof extension to main rear roof, extension above part of two storey back addition and replacement fenestration along front, rear and side elevations.
Details of Water calculations pursuant to condition 6 of planning permission dated 12/06/2025 ref 2025/0734 (Alterations including erection of rear roof extension to main rear roof and extension above part of three-storey back addition; formation of roof terraces above second and three-storey back additions with screen surround. Extensions and alterations in connection with conversion of exisitng flat to provide 1x1 bedroom and 1x3 bedroom flats).
Temporary use of part of Clapham Common for Oktoberfest on the Common 2026 event, involving installation and de-installation of temporary infrastructure including fencing, big top tent, lighting and other temporary structures, and other ancillary works (set up commencing 1st October with events from 9th October to 24th October with dismantling and off-site by 30th October).
Alterations including erection of dormer roof extension to main rear roof slope.
Erection of single-storey rear extension to extend beyond the rear wall of the existing dwellinghouse by 5.30m, the total height of the proposed extension is 3.70m and the height of the eaves is 3.00m.
Erection of single-storey rear extension to extend beyond the rear wall of the existing dwellinghouse by 4.80m, the total height of the proposed extension is 3.70m and the height of the eaves is 3.00m.
T1 2 x Horse Chestnut tree forming 1 crown - Crown reduce a 12m tree by 2m to leave a 10m tree reduce an 8m spread by 2m on all compass points , crown thin by 20%
Certificate of Lawful Development (Existing) with respect to erection of rear dormer roof extension and installation of 3x rooflights to the front roof slope.
Retrospective planning application for the continued use of the upper floors as four existing self-contained residential flats above the existing ground floor commercial premises.
Erection of a roof extension incorporating 4 dormer windows and two mansard windows and the installation of two Juliet balconies.
Cypress tree: - Remove the snapped hanger from the canopy - remove substantial deadwood - lift canopy all round to 6m. Lime tree: - Reduce all round back to previous reduction points, equating to 2-2.5m reduction.
TPO 138/1990 T6 Cypress: Fell.
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