Planning applications in CH64
We hold 295 planning applications for the CH64 postcode area, 97 of them submitted in the past year. 92% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 53 days. The area is covered by Chester, Rotherham, Wirral.
Towns and villages in CH64
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Recent applications in CH64
Mature Lime tree (T1) - Dead wooding works throughout the whole tree for duty of care; alongside a crown congestion clean. Mature Yew tree (T2) - Dead wooding works and crown raising to 2.1-2.4m over footpath due to the tree blocking access to the footpath. Mature Cherry tree (T3) - Dead wooding works, removal of ivy from base and continual monitoring of the tree to see if the decline worsens. If this is the case, we would then recommend a full removal and if possible, plant a replacement of a similar tree. Mature Beech tree (T4) - A coronet cut to speed the process of healing along for the tree. Conifer (T5) - Crown raise, and removal of 1.8-2.2m to allow access to gutters for property maintenance.
Pine trees (T1-T17) - Modest pruning and height reduction of 10ft
Single storey rear extension
1 X 9 METER POLE ON GRASS VERGE BROOK LANE SIDE OF WINDY KNOWE, PARKGATE, NESTON, CH64 6RA
X 9 METER POLES ON GRASS VERGE FROM WOOD LANE OPP PADDOCK DRIVE TO WOOD LANE OPP BROOK LANE, PARKGATE, NESTON, CH64 6RA-CH64 6TQ
Beech Tree no 6 by front boundary of property (Cromdale)overhanging Well Lane and neighbouring gardens - As advised by our tree surgeon, Mat Hewitt from Cheshire ARB Ltd, this tree would benefit from the following work- crown lift up to 4-5 metres on lower branches and reduce the tree crown by up to 1.5 metres. This would reduce the weight of the branches and increase light to gardens.
Porch extension
Horse Chestnut (T1) - To carry out a crown lift up to 5m and a crown clean to thin by up to 10-15%.
Yew tree - Trim back by approx 3m. Hornbeam tree - Cut back lower branches by approx 3m.
Detached garage
Removal of a Black Pine tree (T1)
Construction of five dwellings, together with associated access, parking, turning areas, private amenity space and landscaping.
1. Remove three Thuja trees located in the centre of the garden. 2. Remove deadwood and hanging branches (widow makers) from the Willow tree. 3. Remove the Leylandii tree that is growing through an established Sycamore tree. 4. Reduce the length of the lower limbs of the Dawn Redwood that overhang the neighbouring property. Trees 1 and 2 were on application 21/04781/CAT, this work was approved but was not carried out.
Various works to Cedar (T1), Oak (T9), Group of Pines (G5), two Sycamores (G6), and Hawthorn (T10), as specified in the accompanying tree report.
Removal of four dead branches on Magnolia tree to improve the tree's health and prevent spread of diseases.
3x Oak trees (T1, T2, T3) - Crown reduce each tree by approximately 2 metres, pruning back to suitable secondary growth points throughout the crown to retain the trees' natural shape and balanced form. Remove all dead, dying and dangerous wood throughout each crown.
Variation of the Section 106 Agreement relating to planning appeal decision Ref: APP/A0665/W/21/3282223 (19/02087/FUL) to provide on-site affordable housing in place of the approved off-site financial contribution, confirm payment of open space contributions, and update the approved plan schedule to reflect the amendments under application 26/01773/S73.
Display of illuminated and non illuminated signs
25% reduction on 4 trees (Oak, Ash, Norway Maple and Sycamore). Trees within garden but bordering footpath behind sandstone wall.
Conversion of a former agricultural building to a residential dwelling, including external alterations comprising an raised ridge height, revised window and door openings, the installation of a dormer window, and the construction of a front extension
Non Material Amendment to 23/01106/FUL (re-siting of part of garden facing garage wall 600mm)
Proposed demolition of rear conservatory and replacement single storey orangery.
Refurbishment works to the existing stained glass windows, installation of internal secondary glazing and external storm glazing to 15 windows.
Refurbishment works to the existing stained glass windows, installation of internal secondary glazing and external storm glazing to 15 windows.
A crown reduction of a large oak tree within the group, located nearest to the neighbouring property (Westfield). Crown reduction by 2.5 metres and removal of lower limb extending towards the property.
T1326 Beech - Lateral crown reduction by up to 4m to leave a canopy spread of 6m on the first main limb over the road to the south, cutting back to suitable lateral branches creating wounds of no more than 100mm. Lateral crown reduction of the main limb to the eastern canopy by up to 4m to leave a canopy spread of 7m creating wounds of no more than 120mm.
Non material amendment to planning permission 26/01187/S73, to amend the roof covering material specified on the approved drawing, from a concrete interlocking tile to natural slate.
Installation of 6 air condenser units to rear
Display of 2 illuminated fascia signs
Erection of outbuilding
Removal of existing PV and Installation of new PV system to south facing roof elevation.
Discharge of condition 15 (plant/mechanical extraction) of 24/00687/FUL
Remove several branches of two oak trees which are leaning across the neighbouring property.
Pear tree (T1) - To pollard in order to reduce height and width. Leylandii (T2) - Fell. Leylandii (T3) - To reduce in height and width to bring in line with the other shrubs.
Single storey rear extension
Maple (T1) - Remove as signs of decay at trunk and upper crown. Maple (T2) - Crown reduce up to 2.4m as causing excessive shading. Beech Hedge (H1) - Reduce to 3m, these had been planted as a hedge each stem is up to 150mm.
1x Pine tree - Reduce back from over neighbouring property. 3x Lime trees - Crown lift to 5m. 1x Holly tree - Crown lift over driveway.
Two-storey rear extension
Common Yew (T1) - Removal of lower branches overhanging driveway to allow unrestricted vehicular access along driveway and minimising risk of damage to tree branches. Cherry (T2) - Removal of overhanging branches impinging on buildings. Common Yew (T3) - Removal of lower overhanging branches impinging on buildings.
Variation of Condition 13 (Housing Mix) of planning permission ref: 22/01540/OUT - Construction of 14 dwellings and associated access, to amend the approved housing mix from 2 no. one-bedroom and 2 no. two-bedroom dwellings to 4 no. two-bedroom dwellings.
Erection of modular building in rerar garden area
Discharge of condition 3 (windows and doors) of 25/03548/FUL
Single storey rear extensions and creation of first floor to include rear dormers and balcony. Alterations to windows, addition of rooflights, storm porch and render. Variation of condition 2 (approved drawings) of 24/03144/S73
Non Material Amendment to 24/02671/FUL (change of brick work)
Alternations to shop frontage including upper storey glazing and new rear service door
Single storey rear extension
Erection of two external staircase and lift core with two dormer windows and roof light
Erection of a rear and side two-storey extension
Discharge of condition 5 and note 2 (HMMP) of planning application 25/00672/FUL
Proposed erection of a detached outbuilding for use as a domestic pool and gym room within the rear garden.