Discharge of condition 5 (condition survey for rainwater goods) of listed building consent P26/V0349/LB. Like for like renewal of existing roof coverings and rooflights with general repairs and upgrades in thermal performance of the roof.

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• P00/V1664/LBAlterations and extension.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P00/V1663Alterations and extension.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P01/V1042Remodelling existing gardens. Relocation of tennis court and pool. Alteration to staff cottage, garden walls and moat profile. Construction of pool pavilion, gardeners sheds and glass house.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P01/V1043/LBRemodelling existing garden. Relocation of tennis court and pool. Alterations to staff cottage, garden walls and moat profile. Construction of pool pavilion, gardeners sheds and glass house.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P01/V1828/LBAlterations and repairs to existing porch.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P04/V2020Erection of two stone pillars and new gates.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P05/V0483Raising the height of the stone wall on the church boundary.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P05/V0521Retrospective application for a 1.9m high deer fencePlanning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P06/V0975Realignment of existing garden boundary wall and introduction of gate involving the demolition of existing modern wall (Stone) and construction of new stone wall on new line with gate.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P06/V0976/LBRealignment of existing garden boundary wall and introduction of gate involving the demolition of existing modern wall (Stone) and construction of new stone wall on new line with gate.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P07/V0645Erection of stone screening walls and timber gate to existing oil tank enclosure. (For Moat Cottage)Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P08/V1116Proposed relocation of existing compost bins from the manor garden to an adjacent field. The new compost bins will be enlosed by a new post and rail fence and native species hedges.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P10/V0085The construction of gardeners stores, pool and pool house incorporated into a new landscape for the manor house and environs.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P11/V0971Part retrospective application for the erection of a swimming pool plant space with log store and erection of a garden equipment store. Demolition of existing garden shed used as a log store.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P12/V0218/NMApplication for non-material amendment to planning permission 10/00085/FUL, to reduce the height of the approved pool house roof.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P12/V1051/DISThe construction of gardeners stores, pool and pool house incorporated into a new landscape for the manor house and environs. Discharge of Conditions.Discharge Decision Issued0application · Linked by the council
• P17/V3682/TCABeech trees Large Ash tree Large Sycamore Beech trees around the old shed in the far corner of the churchyard next to the manner, fell to ground level because of the impact of light or shadow on front of the church and gravestones. Large Ash tree in the middle section of the grave in front of the church crown reduce by 30% to prevent it having to greater impact on the church yard and grave area. Large Sycamore in the middle section of the grave yard, crown reduce by 30% to lessen the impact on the graves and the light levels within the churchyard. Remarks:Rec CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P19/V2718/TCAT1 - Beech tree T2 - Sycamore T3 - Walnut T4 - Field Maple T5 - Ash tree T1 - Beech tree next to the entrance gate, crown raise to 4.5m from the ground for ease of access. T2 - Sycamore becoming too large for its location, crown reduce by 3m to growth points. T3 - Walnut, crown raise to 3.5m from ground on grave side. T4 - Field Maple, remove one lowest limb to ease access. T5 - Ash tree, reove deadwood. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P20/V2902/TCALarge Robinia tree - less than 5m from Manor House. Tree surgeon and resistance test prove large decay inside of tree, tree expert advised full removal, usuitable place to replant due to being in a large moat, expert advised fell to ground level.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P21/V2713/TCALarge Willow - reduction needed 4-5m top and sides, last reduced +10 years ago, heavy lean on the tree and growing out of the side of a bank/moat. Only has root structure on one side, very heavy canopy. Holm Oak - reduction 2m on side and 20% thinning needed, last reduced +10 years ago, heavy canopy and growing from bank of a moat so root structure on one side only. Also very close to the Manor House. Field Oak Trees - minor limbing up (3m) of Field Oak trees so that routine grounds maintenance can be completed. Limbs are touching the floor meaning tractors and equipment cannot work under the trees.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P22/V0094/TCAApplying for permission to pollard six Willow stumps on Appleton Manor's land. The trees are extremely old and frail. Power lines are also close and would be damaged if trees were not managed and were to fall. Pollarding to prolong life is necessary. Recommend frequency from tree expert is to pollard every 2 years. Current growth up to 3m, regular walkers pass the are and it is also alongside a road. Without pollarding every 2 years there would be a high risk the trees would fail altogether. The following legal obligation applies: â¿¢ That the agreed works may be implemented on a regular basis, not to exceed more than once every two years for a period of up to ten years from the date of this correspondence (24th January 2032) and that a further notification will be required after this date.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P22/V0488/TCA1. Beech hedge at boundary requires seasonal pruning. (2m height & 1m width)(Pic 3 & 4). 2 Six trees in graveyard require reduction (Pictures 1 & 2) to reduce shade and overlap etc - Silver Birch, Beech, Sycamore, Walnut, Lime & Ash. (4m height & 3m width) 3. Reducing lateral growth on row of trees bordering graveyard. (4m lowest branches). Trees have overgrown and become very straggled with some very low hanging branches and require reduction.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P24/V1271/TCAFIVE DAY NOTICE T1 - Ash (dead and unstable) - sectional fell to ground level. NOTES: Heavy Ganoderma Applanatum colonisation of root plate/collar. We wish to fell this tree under a 5 day Notice due to it's condition and location. T2 - Whitebeam (dead and unstable) - Fell to ground level.Exception approv. CA0application · Linked by the council
• P25/V2059/TCAThe Yew tree nearest to Manor Cottage has branches overhanging the property, some of which are leaning and bearing down on boundary walls. With permission already granted by a representative of the parish, we plan to remove only the limbs that are directly affecting the property.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P25/V2429/TCATaxus baccata - Common Yew. Removal of Yew bush. Appleton Manor. Previous owners of the estate planted a Yew in the car parking area outside of the cottages, to hide a manhole cover to the sewer system. Over the years the Yew has been pruned as a bush on a yearly basis, but now it has outgrown its location and it is becoming increasingly difficult to access the aging pipework beneath the manhole cover. The surveyor working on behalf of the estate of Appleton Manor has recommended that the Yew be removed as the roots are causing problems to the pipes beneath, as well as making access to the pit difficult. As part of renovations to the estate (including the three cottages) it has been recommended that the owners get the sewer pipes repaired as, due to the age of the pipework, blockages have become more frequent over the past two years, requiring call-outs to remedy the problems. The car park is bordered by native hedgerow, and there is plentiful Yew hedging opposite, as well as other bushes and a mature Apple in the cottage gardens.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P26/V0349/LBLike for like renewal of existing roof coverings and rooflights with general repairs and upgrades in thermal performance of the roof and associated works.Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P51/V5018Change of use.Approval0application · Linked by the council
• P70/V5330Conversion of existing outbuilding to bungalow.Approval0application · Linked by the council
• P71/V5523Conversion of existing outbuilding to a bungalow.Approval0application · Linked by the council
• P87/V0861Formation of hard tennis court and enclosure.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P90/V0912/COUChange of use of outbuildings to office associated with occupier of Appleton Manor.Withdrawn0application · Linked by the council
• P90/V0911/LBPart demolition of wall to provide for access through swimming pool vestibule.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P90/V0910Erection of 4 garden structures and swimming pool. Erection of 8' high garden wall to enclose croquet lawn.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P95/V1279Extension of underground cesspool.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P98/V0816/LBExtension to provide a W.C.Withdrawn0application · Linked by the council
• P98/V0815Extension to provide a W.C.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P26/V1325/HHInternal and external alterations, extension, all of which is largely in accordance with previously approved applications P00/1663 and P00/1664/LB, including the renewal of existing hard landscaped terrace.Planning Permission is Granted -application · Linked by the council
• P26/V1326/LBInternal and external alterations, extension, all of which is largely in accordance with previously approved applications P00/1663 and P00/1664/LB, including the renewal of existing hard landscaped terrace.Listed Building Consent is Granted -application · Linked by the council
• P26/V2782/DISDischarge condition 4 (material sample) on listed building consent P26/V0349/LB. Like for like renewal of existing roof coverings and rooflights with general repairs and upgrades in thermal performance of the roof.Discharge Details Agreed -application · Linked by the council
• P26/V3053/DISDischarge of condition 3 (rooflight details) on application ref. P26/V0349/LB Like for like renewal of existing roof coverings and rooflights with general repairs and upgrades in thermal performance of the roof.Discharge Details Agreed -application · Linked by the council
• P26/V3460/TCAMaintenance Schedule - map ref Appleton Manor TLP maintenance SCH Boudary (south) laurel, yew, holm oak - 150 L/m approx. - Reduce height of hedge line down by 1/3 at its highest point and continue a straight line across the length of the boundary. Cut back garden (client) side by up to 1m. G1 lime - Prune group to create a square edge aesthetic. G2 Peri pear - Prune out longer shoots, retaining small-medium length shoots to leave the tree looking neater in appearance. TRA schedule of works - map ref J Stringer-NAC-5829.100-TLP-V1-20260723: G006 Mixed species Implement woodland management strategy as per section 9 of the TRA report. G007 Mixed species Crown lift/cut back to clear the driveway - clear the wall by 0.5m G009 Mixed species Maintenance: crown lift to 5.2m higheays regs and cut back all vegetation to give adequate clearance from road side to stone wall ensuring to retain the screen beyond the wall T056/NT Elm Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T065/pink spray Hawthorn Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T071/431 Crack Willow Re-Pollard at 3m back to previous pollard points T072/Pink spray Crack Willow Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T073/pink spray Crack Willow Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T074/432 Crack willow Re-Pollard at 3m back to previous pollard points T075/433 Crack willow Re-Pollard at 3m back to previous pollard points T107/N/T Unidentified ref para 5 of TRA report T112/NT Sycamore Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T116/454 Copper Beech Maintenance: Crown clean for hanging branches and deadwood in excess of 25mm. Crown lift to provide 2m from ground level. T148/pink spray Sycamore Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T149/pink spray Sycamore Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T150/490 Sycamore Reduce to a 10m monolith T153/pink spray Sycamore Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T154/pink spray Sycamore Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T155/493 Sycamore Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T160/NT Sycamore Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T163/482 Common Beech Reduce to a 10m monolith T183/498 Turkey oak Mainentance: Provide a 2m clearance to the roof T184/497 Holm oak Mainentance: crown lift to clear the wall by 0.5m T203/NT Apple Maintenance: Fell and replace if desired for fruit production T214/500 Holly Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T217/503 Holm oak Maintenance: 3m crown reduction to the north to provide 3-4m clearance to the building only. Re balance the crown. 218/pink spray Sycamore Fell to ground level and remove all arisings T219/504 Sycamore Crown lift and reduce by 2m over the roadside No obj CA works -application · Linked by the council
• P26/V3796/TCAG1 (6x Leyland Cypress) Fell. G2 (Beech Hedge) - Reduce height by 2m (from 6m to 4m).No obj CA works -application · Linked by the council