129 on record · mostly Dartmoor · 14 approved in the last 90 days · typically 14 days to a decision
Agricultural building for the storage of hay, fodder, straw and machinery
G3 Felling of dead Elm trees T2 Felling of small dead Elm tree
Consultation under Section 38 for notice of proposed works for permanent consent and temporary fencing
Discharge of condition 3 (chimney details) on planning permission 26/00282/LBC - Internal alterations, removal of existing gas metre from window, raising of chimney stack…
T1 Oak - Crown reduce by approximately 2-2.5m in height and lateral spread , pruning back to suitable growth points
T6 Oak tree - fallen in recent storm
Storage tank (290 cubic metres capacity) to provide surface water/effluent storage located adjacent to existing treatment plant
Certificate of Lawfulness for Proposed Rear Extension & Installation of Solar Panels to Main Roof
Erection of Roofing over Silage Pit
Porch extension
25/30% reduction on Tilia 1 and Tilia 2 Trees
Application for a Prior Approval under Part 3 Class Q (a) and (c) and paragraph W of the GPDO for change of use of an agricultural building to one dwelling
Convert the property from two flats back to a single house with internal and external alterations
DNP Consulation - Reserved Matters submission in respect of appearance, landscaping, layout and scale following outline consent 0332/19 for the erection of 29 dwellings, with…
Single storey rear extension, relocation of front steps and new porch
T1 Oak Tree - Remove epicormic growth from the main stem and lower crown. Reduce the lateral canopy extending over the garden of 19 Ashburton Rd by approximately 1.5 - 2 metres…
T001 - Unknown species - Reduce height to a maximum of 2m T002 - Common Ash - Crown reduction approx 3m to reduce the likelihood of limb failure. Reduction should be balanced to…
Cut back cherry, sycamore and yew branches to provide clearance around overhead lines.
Clearing vegetation around a pole and cutting back dead or damaged trees to protect overhead lines.
Trim oak, cherry and hazel branches to provide clearance around overhead power lines.
Cut back trees, remove dead branches and clear climbing plants to protect overhead cables, a pole and its support wire.
Reducing three elm trees to hedge height and clearing ivy and brambles around a pole.
Trim branches on two oak trees for line clearance and reduce an evergreen spindle to uncover a sign and clear a pole.
Livestock building