Replacement of conservatory roof with new gable over entrance and modifications to fenestration.

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• P00/W0241Extension to existing structure to provide bedroom above and family room below with rear porch.Refusal of Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P05/W0106Two storey extension to the rear, single storey extension to the side.Withdrawn0application · Linked by the council
• P05/W0593Erection of a two storey rear extension and single storey extension at the side.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P05/W1286/RCARetrospective demolition of existing rear extension.Conservation Area Consent0application · Linked by the council
• P06/W0690Erection of a first floor side extension.Withdrawn0application · Linked by the council
• P10/S2092/TCAEucalyptus - fell Yew - fell Lilac - fell Remarks: Spec: S17 Fell trees to ground levelNo obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P10/S2254/TCAOak: Inspect cavity, if condition acceptable - crown thin and incorporate a 20% overall canopy reduction. Prune back branches on roof to allow 2m clearance. Oak: Inspect cavity, if condition acceptable - crown thin and incorporate a 20% overall canopy reduction. Prune back branches on roof to allow 2m clearance. Remarks: Spec: S2 Thin crown by a maximum of 20% incorporating an overall canopy reduction Reason: R1 Sound arboricultural management Spec: Prune back branches on roof to allow 2m clearanceNo obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P11/S2795/TCAG1 - G3: Group of 7 conifers, species include Lawson Cypress, Thuja and Microcarpa G1 - G3: Fell Remarks: Spec: G1-G3: FellNo obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P16/S4567/TCAT1- robinia T2- London Plane T1- Remove all dead and declining sections by reducing entire canopy by 4-6m from the tips to leave scaffold branch framework in hope of regeneration T2- Remove all major deadwood and hangers from canopy Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P25/S1192/TCACypress (Monterey) - no. 1) on sketch plan. To be felled. Excessive shading (inc of neighbouring property to North); low amenity value (badly topped by previous owner who once had a tree house in it); soil and water depletion for rest of garden; previous damage to tall brick wall by Castle Lane (cracks which I have repaired, but still potential for further damage). Catalpa bignonioides- no. 2) on sketch plan. To be felled. Crowding with neighbouring trees (four mature cypresses inc one to be felled above) and cherry; poor amentity value (was poorly pollarded by previous owners). Removal of these two trees will give more prominence to other mature trees in the garden that are of much higher amenity value. It will also enable my planned replacement of the two trees with five fruit trees of heritage varieties (apple, plum ,cherry).No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P25/S1956/TCACastle Garden T2 - Corsican Pine - Remove deadwood T21 - Arizona Cypress - Remove faulted limb on S/E side T21 - Insense Cedar - Remove faulted limb on east side T30 - London Plane - climbing inspection T42 - Oak - Prune branches on S/W side to clear wall T55 - Corsican Pine - Remove overhanging branch T57 - Common Beech - Remove broken limbs 8b Castle Street T1 - Common Lime - Pollard to previous pollard height T2 - Common Lime - Pollard to previous pollard height Castle Lodge T1 - Common Lime - Remove deadwood from NW and west side i.e. over building and roadwayNo obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P25/S1993/TCAPine (Pinus nigra, likely ssp Laricio or Calabrica) â¿¿ no 1 on plan, 95 cm diameter at breast height: Remove three dead lower limbs, already breaking up due to needle blight and subsequent die-back. See photos. This is a large tree of very high amenity value, which I would very much like to protect. Western red cedar (Thuja plicata) â¿¿ no 2 on plan, 30 cm diameter: Section-fell this tree as, with the cypress (no 3 below), it is encroaching into the crown of Pine no 1. Likely originally planted by previous owners as a screening hedge, it has grown too tall and leggy, of no amenity value but instead reducing the amenity value of the very tall pine no 1. Moreover its crowding into the crown of no 1 creates conditions for needle blight to continue to damage that pine. (NB Dothistroma and other blights thrive in damp conditions where airflow is restricted) Cypress (Cupressus likely macrocarpa) â¿¿ no 3 on plan, 34 cm diameter. Same rationale as for no. 2 above. Trees no 2 and 3 will be replaced with shrubs that grow to 2 m maximum â¿¿ likely Ilex and Garrya spp.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P25/S2553/TCAFlowering cherry (Prunus spp, variety unknown) no 1 on sketch plan, 55 cm diameter at breast height, 5 m high and 8 m crown spread. Probably c 60 years old. This tree has been dying back in the last few years and now has an effective leaf cover of only 20% ie 80% die-back in the crown. This is evident in the photos, taken early August: the tree has lost vigour, is lichen-covered with suspected honey fungus infection. Proposed work is to fell it; grind out the roots; then replace with smallish tree(s) resistant to honey fungus plus shrubs e.g. Arbutus (strawberry tree), Laurus (bay laurel) or Morus (mulberry). Please note that his tree is next to a tall Japanese Cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) of high amenity value. That tree will be better displayed after the work is complete.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P25/S3718/TCATree survey: Lawson cypress (Cupressus lawsoniana) No. 1 on plan (document 1), 25 cm diameter at breast height, 6 m high and 2.5 m crown spread. About 12 years old, the bole of this tree is just 1 m from a yew (no 3 on plan) and is growing into its crown of the yew, spoiling its form. Robinia (Robinia pseudoacacia) â¿¿ No. 2 on plan, 30 cm diameter at breast height, 8 m high and 6 m crown spread. About 20 years old, this has also sent out a lower wayward branch through the yew (no 3 on plan). Yew (Taxus baccata) â¿¿ No. 3 on plan â¿¿ 20 cm diameter at breast height, 6 m high and 5 m crown spread). About 30 years old. Healthy â¿¿ and potentially of high amenity value if the cypress and one Robinia branch which are growing into the crown of the yew are removed. Proposed work: To fell the small Lawson cypress and remove half the length of the lowest Robinia branch, both of which operations will improve the form of the Robinia and moreover free the yew so that its crown can be shaped well. Photo (document 2) indicates work to be done (though trees are growing so close to each other that it is not easy to see).No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P71/B0022Demolition of existing mansion & erection of private dwelling houses.Refusal of Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P72/B0152Construction of accommodation for the beneficiaries of Society.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P70/B0084Demolition of present mansion and building a combined residential and nursing home.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P74/W0340Erection of residential home comprising 50 self-contained flats and 4 bedrooms with shared facilities for beneficiaries of the arcitects benevolent society.Deemed Application0application · Linked by the council
• P77/W0263PROPOSED ALTERATIONS, ENCLOSURE OF SITE AND NEW GARAGE.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P90/W0749Reconstruction of roof area to form a bedroom with ensuite bathroom.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P90/W0795/CADismantling part of existing roof.Conservation Area Consent0application · Linked by the council
• P97/W0763Two storey extension with rear porch.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P96/W0515/TLTo install a broadband communications network consisting of underground ducting, joint chambers and above ground cabinets.Telecom Development - Approval Not Required0application · Linked by the council
• P96/W0629/TLTo install a broadband communications network consisting of underground ducting, joint chambers and above ground cabinets. (As amended by applicants letter dated 15 October 1996 and accompanying plan and photographs and as amended by plans accompanying letter from applicant dated 19 November 1996).Telecom Development - Approval Not Required0application · Linked by the council