Redditch Planning Applications

Proposed single storey rear extension

Subdivision of existing retail unit (Use Class E) to create 4 retail units with associated internal alterations and new shopfronts.

New single dwelling house, as per the previous permission number 20/00287/FUL

Removal of existing conservatory, construction of single storey extension and insertion of new rear window at first floor level

New substation to support expansion of existing EV charging hub facility

Construction of a new garage

Application to Discharge Condition 13 (contamination) attached to Planning ref 24/00844/FUL

Pitched Roof replacement over existing flat roof, garage conversion.

Single storey rear extension and addition of gable end to rear of lower roof.

T1 + T2 Beech Trees - Reduce back by 3m to help clear the carriageway. Heavy squirrel damage and a limb has failed and landed in the road. T3 Oak - Cut back from property by2m, thin and deadwood. T4 Oak - Thin and remove lowest limb which is causing damage to Beech trees.

T1 Pine. we previously carried out proposed works and discovered a huge cavity, so we need to remove the dangerous limb.

Outline planning permission with Access. Demolition of existing barn, dwelling, depot buildings and removal of man-made fishing ponds; erection of up to 150 affordable dwellings with two new vehicular accesses onto Haslucks Green Road, two new pedestrian accesses onto Bills Lane and access within the site

T1 Oak - 30% crown reduction and deadwood. T2 Chestnut 30% crown reduction and deadwood. T3/4 Oaks (BACK GARDEN). To pollard very close to other large pine trees.trying to get some natural light into the garden again.

Proposed demolition of existing building on site and development of 2 new dwellinghouses

PROPOSED REAR KITCHEN EXTENSION GARAGE CONVERSION

Single story side extension and internal alterations.

Two storey side and rear wrap-around extension, and new enclosed porch with existing bay window roof extruded across to cover

Taxus baccata (Yew tree) in front of the house by the bridle path Carry out a complete crown reduction of 50% shortening boughs back to suitable junctions to leave a compact balanced crown. This work is required due to the very close proximity of the tree to the building (within 1m and in direct contact with the walls and roof lines).