1 Botany Terrace London Road Purfleet-on-thames Essex RM19 1QR
Yew tree 30 % reduction required which will equate to 2-3 meters being removed.
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Yew tree 30 % reduction required which will equate to 2-3 meters being removed.
Application for the approval of details reserved by condition no. 3 ( Retention of Historic Lath and Plaster) of planning permission ref. 26/00889/LBC (Removal and replacement of internal plaster on walls and ceilings, some of which contains asbestos.)
Retrospective full planning application for the erection of two buildings in Class B8 use forming extensions to the existing warehouse
Loft conversion to bedroom plus ensuite with single storey side extension and front porch
Construction of loft conversion to facilitate a rear dormer
Rear extension with a depth of 6.00 metres from the original rear wall of the property, with a maximum height of 3.00 metres and eaves height of 3.00 metres
Use of the land and buildings at the Site for 'storage and distribution' use within Class B8 including non-compliance with Planning Permission: 13/00746/FUL. Please see covering letter for full description.
Garage/shed demolition. Erection of a garden outbuilding for use as a physiotherapy treatment room in connection with the homeowners business.
External Building Alterations Comprising Replacement Windows
Conversion of existing garage and provision of a single-storey ground floor extension to facilitate the change of use from existing small 6-bed HMO (Class C4) to large 8-bed HMO (Sui Generis) together with provision of cycle and refuse storage.
Application for a non-material amendment to planning permission Ref: P0390.26 dated 02/06/2026 to allow for replacement of the approved rear ground floor central window with a single door. (First floor rear infill extension and new roof over including loft conversion, rear solar panels, front and rear roof lights with alterations to ground floor rear fenestration)
Certificate of Lawfulness for outbuilding at the rear
Existing single-storey rear extension
Alterations to garage and rear ramp
Prior approval request for the proposed demolition of disused administrative building
Proposed single-storey side/rear extension, front porch, first-floor rear extension, internal reconfigurations, and associated works to the existing residential dwellinghouse (Class C3).
Discharge of conditions 5 (landscaping) 7 (vehicle access) 13 (wheel washing) 14 (construction methodology) of P1358.24
Single storey rear extension
Single storey rear extension.
Demolition of existing garage and construction of new dwelling with private amenity and off street car parking and part single part two storey rear extension to existing house (No.2 Grays Gardens) P1410.18 Conditions(s) 3,4,5,6,7
A1 Copper beech tree (photos 1-4) Request for removal as soon as possible as the tree has died. The tree has signs of fungal infection affecting roots and disease to bark. This is a very large tree which is on the driveway to 161B, only access to property is to pass under the tree. It also overhangs neighbours property at The Orchard 160 Hacton Lane. The roots are located under concrete/gravel driveway. Any fall of the tree or branches from it could cause significant damage to people or property. Any required replacement tree would be potentially located as shown on the plan attached in an established bed rather than into the driveway. A2 Oak (photos 5-7) Removal of damaged limb which overhangs neighbours garage (photos attached nos 5-7). Lift crown to clear buildings by 1m. Reduce crown to maintain lateral crown spread to a size appropriate for the position of the tree and reduce encroachment onto property. A5 Sycamore (photos 8-9) Bifurcation of trunk of this tree has produced one limb that is now creaking badly. This limb overhangs a road way and neighbours property at 4 Hacton House. Removal of limb required to prevent damage to persons and property. A3/A4 Conifer, A6 Horse Chestnut, A7-A12 Sycamores (photo 10) Cut back branches to reduce encroachment onto and potential damage to property. Reduce crown to maintain spread to a size appropriate to the position of the trees and reduce further encroachment onto property. Row/group of small beech trees (shown on plan and photo 11). Crown reduction required and trimming to correct the severe imbalance caused by trimming on road side only carried out by neighbours under previous planning permission T0037.24. Also removal of a number of dead branches.
Certificate of Lawfulness for a hip to gable loft conversion with rear dormer, roof lights to front and alterations to ground floor rear fenestration
First floor rear extension.