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2 x Field Maple: reduce canopy by 4 m max in height, remaining 8 m thin remaining density up to 20% for dappled light allowance. Lift low hanging branches from all gardens up to 4 m.
3 x Mature Chestnut trees. Thin canopy 15% and lift low ends over garden to 3m. (previously granted on application 21/06112/TR November 2021).
Copper Beech Trees T1, T2, T3 - Reduce in height by approximately 40% to 6m - 7m due to excessive shading across the lawn. Trees represent boundary trees between 12 Creskeld Drive and 10 Creskeld Drive. The proprietors of both properties are in agreement the proposed works are required.
Retrospective application for erection of boundary fencing
Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) to previously approved Planning Application 23/03863/FU (Erection of seven dwellings with associated works including creation of new access to Creskeld Crescent and landscaping of the site) for revisions in terms of access and the highway, visitor parking, the position of plot 3 and the alignment of driveways to plots 2, 4 and 7
Demolition of existing side extension; construction of part two storey, part single storey side/rear extension and log flue to rear
Consent, agreement or approval required by conditions 5 (Spill louvre details), 7(Parking Plan) and 8 (Cycle/motorcycle parking and facilities) to planning application 24/06637/FU
T2 Ash: Suffering with ash die back to remove to ground level.
Single storey side extension
Change of use of existing office building (Use Class E) to one dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) including new access and hard and soft landscaping
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for a single storey rear extension
Demolition and erection of outbuilding to the rear
Replacement detached high ropes adventure course to activity centre NON MATERIAL AMENDMENT to 25/06145/FU alteration to material of the three vertical support poles
A larch tree towers over the property at the rear garden. In recent storms a large neighbouring beech tree had come down and caused a wreckage which resulted in damages to a number of trees and property. The resident has concerns that this Larch tree will be next , and at worst fall on the house. We are requesting consent to fully remove the Larch tree.