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37 planning applications found.
Ground floor rear internal kitchen & existing side extension modifications, including new external doors and windows. Rear chimney removal.
Fell 3x trees: 1x Ash 1x Sycamore & 1 x Ash See details within attached: Arboricultural Report - In support of a Section 211 notice of works to trees in a Conservation Area Rear of 15 / 17 High Street, Rye, TN31 7JF
Demolition of existing single storey front extension and the addition of a single storey rear extension and dormer loft extension. Works to also include: alterations to fenestration, alterations to external material finishes, addition of an air source heat pump and solar panels, widening of Car port, creation of a new front porch.
Single storey rear extension
Proposed two-storey side extension
Erection of a new side porch and natural timber pergola, including replacement of existing window with French doors and air source heat pump to rear of property
Change of use of ground floor from shop to residential and repair and renovation of grade II listed building.
T1 - Oak Tree - Cut back to allow for 4ms clearance around tower.
New garden boundary wall/fence to separate Brede House, 4A Church Square (unlisted property) from the rear garden of Durrant House, 2 Market Street (listed grade II)
Certificate of lawfulness for a proposed d ropped kerb.
Proposed Investigative Work to Ascertain Extent of Damage on the Northern Elevation
Proposed Listed Building Repairs to Oak Corner - Re-point Chimney Stack, Alterations to Cast Iron Guttering, Replace 1No. Window Frame and Roof Light, Re-point Brickwork, Repairs to Tile Hanging and Flashings
Variation of condition 2 imposed on RR/2025/590/P to reduce the size of the proposed ground floor rear extension.
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This location is covered by the Article 4 direction Rother District Council (Rye Town, East Sussex) Article 4 (No. 2) Direction, 1991. Some changes that would normally not need planning permission may need it here.
