Redditch Planning Applications

Single storey front extension with a pitched roof.

Replace roof to dormer bungalow with new roof structure and dormer windows at a steeper pitch to create a more usable space. The new roof to also incorporate solar panels. There is also a new window added to the ground floor on the left hand side.

Technical Details Consent for the erection of 1No dwelling following approval of Permission in Principle 25/01030/PIP

Single storey front extension.

T1 ash located in rear garden. reduction, 25% 1.5mtrs all over to suitable growth points

Salix babylonica (Weeping willow) growing in front of 49 Crumpfields Lane is subject to a tree preservation order, and is now in need of pruning since work on it was last approved in 2021. Re growth has been vigorous and some branches are overhanging the road and neighbouring property. Once permitted we plan to ask Redditch Tree Surgeons to do the necessary pruning.

Extension of main roof slope with dormer windows above ground floor garden room to enlarge first floor bedrooms

Proposed Porch.

New porch with garage conversion Construction of new porch and conversion of garage to bedroom with new front window to replace garage door

Creation of porch and conversion of existing garage into additional bedroom space Construction of new porch, garage conversion with new window to replace garage door

Erection of Six Dwellings off a Private Drive

Proposed Staff Toilets and Washroom

T1 Oak -Deadwood - 3 metre crown reduction - 6 metre crown raise - Remove 2 limbs over driveway to remove from phone wire - Remove 1 large limb pressing on wires next to post further down Marlpit Lane - Crown thin 15%

T1 Turkey Oak (Quercus cerris) Proposed Works Height Reduction: Reduce overall height by approximately 4 metres. Crown Spread Reduction: Reduce lateral spread by approximately 2 metres. Crown Thinning: Selective thinning of the crown (approx. 15???20%) to remove crossing, suppressed, and weak branches. Justification The tree currently overshadows the property roof, significantly reducing available light. The property owner intends to install solar panels; improved light penetration is essential for efficiency. Works are intended to balance amenity value with practical use of renewable energy. The proposed reduction is modest, retaining the tree???s natural form and amenity contribution to the landscape. Compliance with BS3998:2010 Reduction cuts will be made back to suitable growth points, maintaining branch structure and avoiding flush cuts. Thinning operations will focus on removing poor-quality, crossing, or competing branches to improve crown structure and airflow. Wound size will be minimised, avoiding cuts greater than one-third of the parent branch diameter. Overall balance of the crown will be maintained to preserve the tree???s natural shape and stability. Wildlife considerations: Works will avoid nesting season and comply with the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Additional Notes All works will be carried out by qualified arborists with appropriate insurance. Debris will be removed from site and disposed of responsibly. No works will affect the tree???s rooting area.

New patio doors to rear elevation, side door to be replaced with window and new side door to serve utility room.

T1 Oak reduce upper crown down to bottom of large dead section, Reduce southside closest to house by up to 3mtrs Reduce east side by up to 2mtrs Reduce lateral on north/easterly side by 3mtrs All pruning to try and balance crown to a more even canopy and to reduce overall end weight, Thin internal epi growth by 25% Large fungal bracket at base with evidence of internal cavity.

Re-pollard of ash tree. Tree currently stands at approximately 70 foot tall. Upward/outward growth measuring approx. 15-18 feet needs to be taken off back to the site of previous pollard. Ash will stand at approx 40-55 feet tall after re-pollarding (bearing in mind some main limbs lower on tree than others) Tree has a TPO on it. Re-pollarding to reduce size of what is a very large tree in a relatively small garden, eliminate overhang on neighbouring properties and maintain health of tree over time. David Whittle of the Council has been out to inspect and given authorisation to put in planning app.

Formation of mezzanine floors and associated external alterations