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Within 0.62 miles of TA6 3PFApplication dates: 17 Sep 2025 to 17 Sep 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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Application for Non-Material Amendment to Planning Permission 08/25/00199 (Installation of 1No. customer switch and 1No. distribution network operator (DNO) substation, each within a glass reinforced plastic (GRP) enclosure) to allow for an increase in size to the customer switch and relocation toward the DNO substation.
Crown lift 1No. Prunus (T1) to 3m above ground level & crown reduce to previous pruning points retaining inner crown growth. Prune back from property by 0.3m to provide clearance from the wall and reduce to previous pruning points over the boundary to the south leaving the tree approx. final spread of 3m. The tree is located within the courtyard.
Prune back 1No. Acacia (T18) (TPO Ref T18) approx. 1-2m away from the house to provide sufficient clearance and remove deadwood 30mm or longer than 1m. Remove deadwood from 3No. Acacias (T19, T20, T21) (TPO Ref T19, T20 & T21) 30mm or longer than 1m.
Prune low branches of 1No. Lime (T005) (TPO Ref T5) overhanging adjacent properties (located at Chalice Mews) back to but not further than previous pruning points approved by previous planning application (08/24/00091) to provide a minimum of 1m clearance off structure to minimise nuisance.
Change of use of gatehouse (Use Class E(e)) to dedicated bat mitigation building (Sui Generis) with the installation of bat tiles and bat dormer to roof and demountable boarding to ground floor windows, and repair/replacement of roof slates and ridge tiles as needed.
Change of use of gatehouse (Use Class E(e)) to dedicated bat mitigation building (Sui Generis) with the installation of bat tiles and bat dormer to roof and demountable boarding to ground floor windows, and repair/replacement of roof slates and ridge tiles as needed.
Crown lift 1No. Lime (T4) (TPO Ref T4) to 5m above ground level to enable 5m high carnival carts to pass near the curb at the end of the procession route without hitting the overhanging branches and causing items/debris to fall on carnival personnel, spectators and the public.
Remove branches of 1No. Sycamore (T1) overhanging 39 Friarn Street back to boundary line. The tree is located in the grounds of 35 Friarn Street, Bridgwater.
Request for an EIA Screening Opinion for the restoration of Bridgwater Dock, including change of use of the dock to introduce residential and leisure moorings and associated infrastructure including new secure entrances and pontoons, creation of an active travel route, removal of the modern newton lock swing bridge and replacement with a new swing bridge, repairs to bascule bridge and associated structures, landscaping and public realm works and engineering works in the basin.
Installation of 1No. internally illuminated fascia sign, 1No. mesh goalpost panel, 2No. totem panels, and window vinyls to all windows on the front elevation.
Creation of electric vehicle (EV) charging zone, including erection of EV charging points, canopy, jet wash bays, air & vacuum units, sub-station enclosure, low voltage (LV) panel, meter cabinet, plant room, floodlights, and associated works.
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