254 on record · mostly Bristol · 13 approved in the last 90 days · typically 28 days to a decision
Proposed loft conversion with the formation of a flat-roof dormer to the rear, installation of rooflights and alteration of South-facing roof from hip to gable.
Retrospective application for the erection of 2m fence to the front of the property with proposed relocation of front-most fencing and hedging.
Proposed replacement of existing conservatory with a single-storey extension and erection of a first floor side extension with South-East dormer. Siting of PV panelling and…
Demolition of existing rear extensions. Erection of a single-storey front and rear extensions, hip-to-gable loft conversion utilising flat-roof rear dormer and 2no. front dormers…
Beech (T1-T2) Crown lift to 2.5m over the lawn. General tree management to maintain headroom over the garden. Yew (T3) Crown lift to 2.5m General tree management to maintain…
Retrospective change of use of land and creation of means of access and hardstanding for residential use.
Application to determine if prior approval is required for the creation of an additional storey to existing dwellinghouse, to a maximum height of 6.9 metres.
Reduce a silver birch canopy by two metres and prune a goat willow to clear a wall.
Cut back five lime trees to previous pruning points, reducing their canopies by two to five metres.
Remove selected branches from a yew tree, including those touching the roof.
Fell two cypress trees and one lilac tree.
Trim a hawthorn tree's canopy back by approximately one metre.
Demolition of existing rear extensions. Erection of a single-storey rear extension, hip-to-gable loft extensions utilising flat-roof rear dormer and 2no. front dormers, 2-storey…
Seek confirmation that injecting resin into soil beneath a listed building to stabilise its foundations does not require listed building consent.
Prune a holly and a bay tree back to their previous cutting points, reducing their height and spread.
Install one sign above the frontage, three canopy signs and one freestanding sign.
One rowan tree and one sycamore tree will be felled.
Lime (T1) - Balanced crown reduction by approx 2.5-3.0m to approx previous reduction points - proximity to neighbours house and to allow more light into both houses and gardens
Fell one purple-leaved cherry tree.
Replace existing windows.
A cherry tree's branches will be shortened by up to 1.5 metres.
Building an extension at the rear of the property.
Combine two flats into one home, removing a kitchen and partition wall and installing a connecting staircase.
Cut back a mulberry tree's crown by three to four metres because its stem has split.