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T1: Beech - fell
T1: Red Oak - remove to ground level.
Submit material details for an earlier permission, with no new building work specified.
T1: Ash - pollard to remove a dangerous branch and to balance the trunk
EIA Scoping Notification and Consultation - Suffolk Water Recycling Transfer and Storage (the Proposed Development)
T1: Sycamore - crown lift to 5m over the highway
The erection of a covered handling area
T1: Willow - Crown lift to 5 meters
T1: Willow - pollard. G1: Willow x4 - pollard. T2: Ash - crown reduction to height of 11m and a width of 7m
The demolition and replacement of an agricultural building used for the housing of cows
T1: Silver Birch (dead) - fell and replace
Replacement of 160m of timber quay heading, with 26m of steel to river frontage, and 134m of plastic within the lagoon. Install 26no. bottom driven case piles to accept a new…
The proposed work involves the maintenance and repair of existing watercourses, installation of water control structures and bunds within the existing watercourses to introduce…
The installation of two viewpoint structures overlooking Worlingham Marshes Nature Reserve constructed in timber. The structures comprise of a decking platform with balustrade and…
Raising of ground level, installation of walls and fencing, raised patio area, landscaping and erection of shed PART RETROSPECTIVE
EIA Screening Opinion - Outline planning application for up to 500 dwellings on land to the north of Beccles Road, Carlton Colville
The demolition and replacement of an agricultural building used for the housing of cows
G1: Leylandii x4 - reduction from approximately 12 feet tall to 3 foot tall stumps
EIA Scoping Opinion request for demolition and clearance of existing buildings, structures and hardstanding including the removal of below-ground structures, floor slabs…
Details of Condition 4: orangery joinery scale drawings of permission BA/2024/0355/HOUSEH