Planning applications in B50
We hold 30 planning applications for the B50 postcode area, 11 of them submitted in the past year. 84% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 48 days. The area is covered by Stratford on Avon, Wychavon, Rotherham.
Towns and villages in B50
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Recent applications in B50
T1 - silver birch - Reduce by up to 3 metres. Reshape back into balance, remove any deadwood. Tree has outgrown the garden and is causing significant shading to properties. Reduction required to sustain the tree in the urban environment.
Discharge of Condition 9 Biodiversity Enhancement Scheme of Planning Permssion 22/02449/FUL
- T1 horse chestnut - Fell and replant nearby with a native British species. Dead with large fungus at base, peeling bark and little to no new growth from crown
T5-Alder-Fell T6-Alder-Fell
Hay/straw/grain store and track
Proposed Hay Barn and track
Installation of two Motor Control Centre (MCC) Kiosks and one Sludge Thickening Unit (STU) to house equipment for sewage undertakings.
Continuous use of the site for boat moorings.
Replace the existing porch with oak-framed structure
Access track for agricultural purposes
Proposed two storey side extension to replace a conservatory
Outline planning permission with all matters reserved accept access for the demolition of existing buildings and development of commercial units in a mix of Class E(g) (Offices, Research and Development and Light Industrial Processes), Class B2 (General Industrial) and B8 (Storage and Distribution) uses, car parking, hard and soft landscaping and associated works.
Replacement of Outbuildings with New Outbuilding.
Agricultural Housing for Cattle to be used as part of the farm .
-T1 crack willow - re-pollard, pruning back to previous pollard points. -T2 crack willow - re-pollard, pruning back to previous pollard points. (The removal of deadwood from sycamore T3, is exempt work).
-T1 lime - Alternative arboricultural works agreed with the applicant as follows: -Prune off epicormic stem growth up to 3.5metres from ground level. -Reduce crown height back to previous reduction points, removing approximately 2-2.5 metres. -Shorten back the northern crown by 1.5metres, where overhanging the garage. -Prune back the southern, mid-canopy by 1.5 metres, so that it is in line with the southern boundary fence and shape that side of the crown. -Reduce southeastern quadrant of the crown by 2 metres, where over the garden. Prune off 2no. secondary branches from the eccentric limb, which extends over the garden, as indicated on annotated photograph, thus raising the canopy of this section of the tree.
-T1 bay - Fell.
Siting of Shipping Containers in Existing Secure Storage Yard
-T1 conifer - Remove selected branches, as noted on the submitted, annotated photographs.
-T1 London plane - Reduce selective branches (lower regrowth) away from the neighbouring property in Holland Close by 2 metres. -T2 lime (small, adjacent to northwestern boundary, to rear of workshop) - Re-pollard and strip ivy from pollard head to ensure regrowth. -T3 and T4 lime (large, mature, to south and southwest of workshop) - Remove deadwood only. -T5 Leyland cypress - Fell. -T6 maple - Fell. -T7 and T8 horse chestnut - Crown reduce by 2 metres and clear overhanging branches away from neighbouring property boundary in Holland Close. -T9 yew - Crown reduce by 1 metre all round. -T10 willow - Selective, tip-back weight reduction of 2 metres to elongated branches. -T11 horse chestnut pollard - Fell. (previous failure)
The proposed works are 1) installation of a battery storage system 2) installation of multi split heating / cooling system to the kitchen and dining room Battery storage It is proposed to install a floor mounted battery storage system within the garage, the batteries will be located on an external wall beneath the existing wall mounted solar inverter. Each battery capacity is 13.5 kwh and each battery measures 1,099 x 609 x 193 mm in size. The batteries will be capable of be charged from the existing solar PV array and from overnight off peak electricity from the grid. It is proposed to install up to 3 batteries. Multi split system installation The multi split heating system comprises 3 main components a) 2 x wall mounted venting units b) 1 x wall mounted compressor unit. It is proposed to wall mount 1 venting unit at high level in each of the dining room extension and the kitchen. The compressor unit is to be mounted low level on the external wall of the dining room. Black pipework will run along the external wall at low level and enter the rear lobby near floor level and run vertically in the corner where it will be discreetly boxed in. There will not be any visible pipework in the kitchen or dining room because the vent units connections are at the rear. The compressor is 804 x 298 x 252 mm in size.
-T1 willow - Re-pollard crown back to previous pollard points.
New detached 3no. bay garage and creation of new access and driveway
Prior approval notification for conversion of an agricultural building to 1no. dwelling and associated operational development under
Erection of two storey side/rear and single storey front extension and creation of room in roof space with rear dormer
Variation of condition 3 of planning permission 21/03803/VARY dated 18 February 2022 to allow for the use of render Original description of development: Single storey front and rear extensions and creation of parking area.
Installation of an air source heat pump.
Install pigeon spikes to stone string course on north west, south west, and north east elevations, and to the hoppers along the north west and south west rooftop edges
Prior notification for the demolition of double garage within the curtilage of the listed building
Ground floor rear extension including the creation of an additional utility room; replacement extended front porch; replacement garage including trussed rafter roof