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Within 0.62 miles of W3 0NUApplication dates: 5 Nov 2025 to 5 Nov 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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Discharge of condition PLC-15 pursuant to planning permission reference 165514OPDFUL dated 20/10/2023 for 'Redevelopment of the site to provide a single storey basement with a part 10, part 36 storey building comprising 350 residential units and ancillary facilities (Use Class C3) with a mix of studio, 1 bed,…
Application for Prior Approval under Schedule 2, Part 16, Class A of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (as amended) for the installation of a telecommunications base station comprising a 25m monopole supporting 6 antennas and 2 transmission dishes, together with the installation…
T1 - Conifer, most likely juniper, multi-stemmed. Front garden, in the corner of the front boundary wall and the boundary with No. 72 (see sketch plan 01, photo 02), fell to ground level and grind out the stump. Reasons: it is a shrub that has outgrown its position…
TPO 080 T4 Silver Birch (x1) Cut back branches back to growth points. Raise canopy to 3m. Reason: To prevent overhang over road and pavement. T13 & T14 London Plane (x2) Reduce limbs by 5-6m back to growth points.Reason: Reason: To prevent overhang over road and pavement. T16…
T12 Oak - Lift/cut back the low hanging branches to allow a 1 - 1.5m clearance from the roof. T13 Cherry - Fell tree in sections to ground level due to the lean and damage on the main stem.
T4 Apple - Reduce crown by approx. 2.5m all over to reduce the chances of limb failure over the road and driveway to No.4 T5 Apple - Reduce limbs overhanging the road by approx. 2m
Application for Prior Approval under Schedule 2, Part 16, Class A of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 (as amended) for the installation of a telecommunications base station comprising a 25m monopole supporting 6 antennas and 2 transmission dishes, together with the installation…
T1-Holly(ilex aquifolia) -reduce crown by 1m (25%) to suitable growth points -prune lateral side to see-shape to rounded 'umbrella' form T3-Hazel(Corylus)-self-set, multi-stems, growing too close to fence -fell to ground level T4-Cherry(Prunus)-newly planted -reduce all 'leggy' stems by up to 1m to formative prune to shape and tidy…
TPO141 T1 London Plane T2&T3 Mixed Group Tree These three trees have lateral roots up to 3m long which are pushing up paving slabs (in two cases) and tarmac (in one case). It is not practical to raise the level of the surfaces above this lifting because the…
Details of a Car Parking Management Strategy pursuant to condition 16 of planning permission ref: 193424HYBRID dated 29/07/2019 for; Hybrid planning application for phased demolition of all existing buildings and structures and all site preparation works mixed-use phased development ranging from 3 - 24 storeys above ground level…
Discharge of condition 41 (Phasing Plan) pursuant to planning permission reference 21/0181/OUTOPDC (as subsequently amended by ref: 25/0211/NMAOPDC) for 'Hybrid planning application (part full/part outline) for the demolition of all buildings and phased redevelopment to provide up to seven buildings. Full planning permission is sought for a building…
TPO2068 T2 Turkey Oak (Quercus cerris) Reduce crown to the most recent previous reduction points, removing approx. m of new growth. Final height = 19-20m and final overall spread = 8m.
Single storey rear infill extension; Rear roof extension, and installation of one roof lights to the rear roofslope (following replacement of existing rear dormer); replacement of existing roof tiles on a like-for-like basis; change of fenestration repair of the front elevation; replacement of existing windows and refurbishment of…
TPO 004 T1 Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) Reduce crown to the most recent previous reduction points, removing approx. 3-4m of new growth. Final height 17m and final overall spread 8m
T1 - Birch (dead tree) - fell to ground level. T2 - Magnolia (dead tree) - fell to ground level T3 Hawthorn (dead tree) - fell to ground level T4 - Cypress - prune branches encroaching on property back to the boundary line T5 - Bay - reduce…
Details of contaminated land pursuant to condition 6 of planning permission 234676OPDVAR dated 12.01.2024 for: Minor material amendment (S.73) to vary condition 2 of planning permission reference 224822OPDFUL Dated: 05.04.2023 for "Construction of a three storey industrial unit (Use Class B2/B2; following demolition of existing single storey industrial…
Details of remediation scheme pursuant to condition 7 of planning permission 234676OPDVAR dated 12.01.2024 for: Minor material amendment (S.73) to vary condition 2 of planning permission reference 224822OPDFUL Dated: 05.04.2023 for "Construction of a three storey industrial unit (Use Class B2/B2; following demolition of existing single storey industrial…
Details of condition 6 (Contaminated Land Investigation & Risk Assessment and Contamination Remediation Scheme ) and 7 (Remediation Verification Report) pursuant to planning permission 234676OPDVAR for minor material amendment (S.73) to vary condition 2 of planning permission reference 224822OPDFUL Dated: 05.04.2023 for "Construction of a three storey industrial…
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