Planning Applications

Variation of Condition 2 (Plans listed) attached to planning permission reference 25/00204/FUL dated 01/04/2025 (Detached front garage, with addition of first floor). Replacement of approved drawings with revisions: (to allow 2No additional high level rooflights and obscure glazed window)

Hedgerow removal is required to facilitate the installation of a 2km new clean trunk main pipeline which will accommodate for the increased demand due to development in Bromsgrove.

There is a large tree at the top of our garden where a number of branches are now over our neighbours house . Some of the branches look diseased and we are worried if they break it will damage our neighbours roof. We would like permission to cut these branches back

Removal of conservatory and erection of two-storey and single storey extension

The application is for one tree. The tree sits on the border of Beoley Hall and The Orangery, approx 6 foot from the party wall. The extent of the the work is minor in cutting over hanging branches which are over our neighbours property.

Conversion of an agricultural store to 5no. 1 bed dwellings with associated parking and services.

To trim yew to 3m high. Trim upper canopy to match lower width. On land owned by Beoley Hall 1992 Ltd there is a Lawsons Cypress that was recommended to be 'Fell To Ground'

Proposed new dwelling, with associated access drive, garage and gardens

Single storey rear and side extension, detached garage to front

Proposed side and rear extensions to bungalow with loft conversion to facilitate use of roof space with three dormer windows and a roof extension consisting of a hip-to-gable extension, with associated alterations and solar panels to the roof slope

First floor bedroom extension and rear ground floor extension

Oak Tree - T24 under TPO No.71 (1991) - Remove overhang branches from tree in front garden of property that over hang the buildings roof. Cutting back by at least 1-2m to a suitable growth point to match the previous work, that has been carried out on the neighbours side of the same tree.

Permission in principle for the erection of up to 6 dwellings

The tree appears to be a European Beech Tree. It is situated in the back garden of No: 9 at the boundary between 7B and 9 Plymouth Road. It has grown in size and requires a crown lifting and crown reduction. The tree is very close to No: 9 and the crown is very low stopping light getting to plants below. Permission is sought to lift and reduce the tree crown.

Removal of 5 trees due to them being dead, brittle and crumbling away. Trees unidentified due to them being brown and dead.

The tree is located at the bottom of the rear garden and the tree species is unknown. Over the years the tree roots have damaged the rear wall which has now had buttresses installed and the tree has also now grown over an electricity cable which is situated at height. Following discussions with National Grid they have confirmed that they would prefer the tree to be removed and a new power cable installed.

3 SYCAMORE TREES ON REAR BOUNDARY OF MY PROPERTY. ADJOINING LANDOWNER AGREES. REQUEST A 20% CROWNING REDUCTION. 20% REDUCTION ADVISED BY MITCHELL ROBERTS TREE SURGEON

Large tree to front of property with branches now overhanging road. Concern is that they might damage a high sided vehicle travelling on Newfield Road. We wish to apply to trim some of these branches and some that are very low hanging over our driveway again posing a risk to larger vehicles.