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Details pursuant to condtion U0072124 - travel plan of planning reference 18/4073/FUL
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 17:44 UTC
G1- Trim building side only of 2x yew trees trimming by approximately 1 meter. -Bay tree to reduce by 4 meters (halfway) and trim sides to suit. T1- Reduce Apple tree by 2 meters of re growth. T2- Reduce Mock Orange half way/3 meters. T3- Reduce Olive tree by 2-3 meters.
Front Garden (Centre) T1: Silver birch tree o Reduce height by approximately 1 - 1.5 back to previous points o Reduce sides by approximately 1m o Provide approximately 2.5m clearance to help prevent squirrels from crossing o Lift the canopy to approximately 4m above ground level by removing secondary branches only o Remove epicormic growth o Remove major deadwood Height of tree currently: 7M Height of tree after reduction: 6M Spread of tree currently: 5M Spread of tree after reduction: 4M Reasons for work: General tree maintenance More light Clearance from building Lift over road low trees Maintaining tree in its current setting Overhanging footpath
The proposed works are a single story extension with a pitched roof. All exterior finishing materials i.e. Doors, windows, roof and walls will be like for like as existing.
Non material amendment to planning permission 23/0260/FUL - Amendment to the location of the vehicle entrance to the site and change to the approved parking layout.
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 18:48 UTC
Alterations to side elevation including insertion of 5 windows to side elevation too
Details pursuant planning reference PA26/0405 condition C11. Sample panels of brickwork Sample panels of facing brickwork to the proposed ground floor side extension showing the proposed colour, texture, face-bond and pointing shall be provided on site and approved by the Local Planning Authority
Ground floor rear and side extension, internal alterations and minor alterations to fenestration
Proposal is for 3m rear extension with pitched roof and internal changes.
Rear Garden T1 Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) Dead tree - Fell to a stump of approximately 2.5m as tree is dead.
Details pursuant to the discharge of condition DV49A - Construction Management Statement, attached to planning reference 22/2662/FUL
Variation of condition C5 (Approved drawings) of planning reference PA25/1955; To provide further detail to the rainwater discharge strategy within the Flood Risk Assessment & SuDs Strategy and to illustrate that the associated tests have passed for infiltration into the ground
Ground Floor side infill extension with Flat Roof.
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 18:48 UTC
T9 (Oak) Reduce canopy back to the previous pruning points. Following completion, the tree would have an overall height of approximately 16m, and the crown would have an approximate radial spread of 4 metres (north), 3 metres (east), 6 (south) and 6 metres (west). Remove epicormic growth extending over the garden. Remove deadwood over footpath. By pruning back to the existing reduction points, the works will maintain the tree within its established management regime and maintain its size and form appropriate to its environment. Removal of epicormic growth on the garden side will increase the usable garden space beneath the canopy.
Details pursuant to conditions C2 - Refuse Arrangements, and C9 - Renewable energy of planning permission PA25/0980.
Non material amendment to planning reference PA26/0731 to allow for side extension to be set back by 350mm towards the garden at first and second floor levels; the ridge height to be raised to align with the ridge line of the main dwelling, with eaves retained at the height approved under the original permission.
Conversion of Class E unit into a single dwelling.
Erection of a dormer over the rear projection, chimney removal and installation of 2 x roof lights.
G1 Mixed Species - Trees growing in neighbours garden (101): Walnut - Reduce any overhang back to the boundary, removing approx. 3m of growth. Final height unchanged at 12m and final spread 6m. Lawson cypress - Fell to wall height as have outgrown location. Conifers - Fell to ground level as dead.
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 18:48 UTC
PART FRONT & REAR EXTENSION, RAISED ROOF AND CHANGE OF USE FROM FORMER AMBULANCE CENTRE (SUI-GENERIS) TO MIXED USE AS CAR WASH (SUI-GENERIS) AND B2 USE (CAR DETAILING).
REAR GARDEN T1 Walnut (Juglans regia) Tree growing in neighbours (101) garden - Reduce any overhang back to the boundary / previous reduction points, which ever is the greater. Removing approx. 3m of growth. Final height unchanged at 13m and final spread 8m.
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 18:48 UTC
Application for prior notification of development for an upward extension above the existing detached building comprising residential flats (Class C3)
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 18:48 UTC
T2 English Oak (Quercus robur) - Tree growing in land to rear - Reduce any overhang back towards the boundary, removing approx. 3m of growth. Final height unchanged at 15m and final spread 15m.
PlanIt / local planning authorities · Collected 15 Sep 2026 18:48 UTC
Proposed loft dormer conversion, internal alterations and addition of Velux to front roof slope.
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