Planning Applications

Proposed single storey rear kitchen and w.c. extensions and boundary fencing

T1 Cedar - Crown Clean to include dead wood and removal of damaged branches T2 Larch - Crown Clean to include dead wood and removal of damaged branches T3 Larch - Remove split limb T4 Yew - Reduce back by 0.5m (hedge trim)

Rear single storey flat roofed extension and front access ramp.

Two Storey Side Extension & Single Storey Rear Extension

New plant to replace existing in rear alleyway. New ventilation. New external LED lighting to replace existing. New bollards to front of store. New key klamp handrails to rear steps. New 2.4m timber hit and miss fence to infill side of store.

Change of use from C3 use (Dwellinghouse) to C2 use for a (Residential Children Home) for up to 3 children with access alterations.

Variation of Condition 2 of planning permission reference 23/00939/FUL dated 03/11/2023 (Amendments to dwelling approved under planning ref 23/00566/FUL: Plot 2 only). Replacement of approved drawings with revisions: Elevational and basement alterations

Variation of Condition 2 of planning permission reference 23/00429/FUL dated 04/07/2023 (Proposed dwellinghouse). Replacement of approved drawings with revisions: Elevational and basement alterations

Considerably sized Oak tree (T1). The tree is located on the grounds of 23 Hawthorne Drive. The tree has been poorly maintained and is dropping lots of little branches, overshadowing properties and very overgrown for its location and becoming close to other properties of the land it overshadows (a neighbours land) and is a growing concern both for us and neighbours as it continues to grow towards the property. Following advise of a tree surgeon a whole crown reduction is recommended to a more manageable and healthy state in order to allow for easier maintenance and to protect the future condition of the tree which is close to drains and footings of properties close by, allow more natural light in to the neighbours property and reduce the risk of damage to neighbouring property. There is scope to reduce the size of the crown by a considerable degree and clean out the interior to leave a lighter more natural, healthy and manageable crown. The work will allow the tree to flourish and be maintained in a better condition as it has not been maintained for the last 35 or so years and requires a maintenance plan. The tree is much greater in size than any surrounding Oak trees due to historic poor maintenance. The tree regularly drops small branches and is a grave concern for neighbours whose garden the tree overhangs as young children play in the garden. It is believed a cut back of the crown will help support healthier growth and maintenance.

Equestrian exercise pen within the domestic curtilage, associated with existing lawful stables also within the domestic curtilage.

Rear single storey flat roofed extension

Demolish an existing timber and glass room at the rear of house, demolish the outbuilding and construct a larger sun room

T1 pine thin crown to lessen windsail and deadwood T2 Pine to lessen windsail and deadwood T3 thin crown to lessen windsail and deadwood T4 pine reduce height by 10ft and thin remaining crown to lessen windsail our client has stated there is some movement within the rootplate of this tree when winds exceed 30mph.

Erection of single storey classroom block on existing tarmac area adjacent the existing tennis courts

Installation of new plant equipment on the rear, first-floor flat roof, adjacent to the existing plant, including a mechanical kitchen supply system complete with an 18kW electric heater battery, a new supply fan and replace the existing condenser unit.

Material change in use of land to residential, operational development to replace an outbuilding, the laying of hardstanding and associated works.

Proposed two storey front extension, proposed single storey rear extension, roof alterations and proposed rear dormer

Extension of residential garage to create ancillary residential accommodation