Redditch Planning Applications

Single Storey side/rear extension to replace the existing structure.

T1 - 1 x Conifer on Driveway - Fell. Leaving trunk at approx 2.5m tall to match height of hedge as standing deadwood to provide a habitat for wildlife.

Single storey front extension

Variation of condition 25 of planning permission APP/P1805/W/20/3245111 allowed on appeal 09/02/2021 (LPA 16/1132): FROM: No part of the development shall be occupied until the junction of Fox Lane/ Rock Hill has been altered in accordance with the scheme for a roundabout shown on the plan Fox Lane/ Rock Hill schematic ref 7033- SK-005 revision F AMEND TO: No more than 49 dwellings (of which, no more than 30 shall be for private sale and no more than 19 shall be for affordable housing) shall be occupied until the junction of Fox Lane/Rock Hill has been altered in accordance with the scheme for a roundabout shown on the plan Fox Lane/Rock Hill schematic scheme ref 7033-SK-005 revision G and ancillary drawings 7033-s278-701 rev C02, 2015804 AGE- ZZ-XX-DR-X-0002, 0003, 0004, 0005, 0006 REV C02.

Reinstatement of the wall, on the tow path side, at Lock 58, following the Section 9 urgent works.

Proposed new single storey modular estates storage unit (Retrospective)

Two Storey Side Extension to an Existing Cottage to add a bedroom and larger kitchen diner

Proposed Change of Use from Planning Use Classification C3 to C2 Children's Home

Rear Conservatory

Pine Tree in rear garden Fell the pictured tree in the red circle on plan

Change of use from Class E to Class C3 by creating two self contained flats

T1 oak, main frame pollard, Tree has shed a few large limbs over the last few years and evidence of fungal brackets to the base of the main stem. David Whittles has seen this tree and advised a main frame pollard could be beneficial to the tree to give it a chance.

Remove trees near the foul drain on the North side of the site to prevent damage to the towns drains. Possibly remove trees that could fall no neighbours property. and remove dead trees and invasive trees. remove trees that are overcrowded. and invasive trees. Holy and Ash. Prune the Ash that I should have done in the last application but did not get around to doing.

2 x Scots pine trees situated on elevated bank, retained by sheet piles. Individual tree has recently failed due to exposure and high winds, there is a concern that 2 similar trees will fail in a similar way so to exposure and limited rooting area within the embankment. The site has planning approval for residential development with plots to be constructed within falling distance of these trees. It is recommended that the 2 Scots pine trees are removed and replaced with more appropriate species such as hornbeam.

T1 - Lime tree - Lift crown to 4 metres above ground level (epicormic growth). Reason - excessive shading.

T1 - Mature English Oak - Reduce branches overhanging thatched roof garage by 2 metres. Reason - to give clearance to roof.

Proposed front, rear and side extension to the existing Bungalow. Increase in ridge height and the addition of a new rear, front and side dormer windows

Erection of 1no.two storey timber frame dwelling.