Planning applications in DN32

Retrospective application for demolition of existing dining room and erection of single storey side and rear extension (with cladding to side) and erection of detached sun room to rear.

Retrospective application for demolition of existing dining room and erection of single storey side and rear extension (with cladding to side) and erection of detached sun room to rear.

Retrospective application for demolition of existing dining room and erection of single storey side and rear extension (with cladding to side) and erection of detached sun room to rear.

dead Beech tree, rear garden, as per photos: Fell under the dead exemption.

dead Beech tree, rear garden, as per photos: Fell under the dead exemption.

3 diseased leylandi trees which have formed a hedge which are dying need removing

3 diseased leylandi trees which have formed a hedge which are dying need removing

Fell T1 Sycamore and T2 Sycamore - to help combat subsidence damage to 63, Abbey Road, Grimsby, South Humberside, DN32 0HN

reduce - Pruning ? 30% overall reduction equating to a 5m reduction in height and 2.5m reduction on all sides of the crown and manged as such triennially. - T4Lime - to help combat the subsidence damage to 63, Abbey Road, Grimsby, South Humberside, DN32 0HN

reduce - Pruning ? 30% overall reduction equating to a 5m reduction in height and 2.5m reduction on all sides of the crown and manged as such triennially. - T4Lime - to help combat the subsidence damage to 63, Abbey Road, Grimsby, South Humberside, DN32 0HN

Fell T1 Sycamore and T2 Sycamore - to help combat subsidence damage to 63, Abbey Road, Grimsby, South Humberside, DN32 0HN

reduce - Pruning ? 30% overall reduction equating to a 5m reduction in height and 2.5m reduction on all sides of the crown and manged as such triennially. - T4Lime - to help combat the subsidence damage to 63, Abbey Road, Grimsby, South Humberside, DN32 0HN

Retrospective application for the erection of 3 single storey storage units and siting of 1no InPost box and a proposed additional InPost box adjacent off 194 Columbia Road.

Retrospective application for the erection of 3 single storey storage units and siting of 1no InPost box and a proposed additional InPost box adjacent off 194 Columbia Road.

Details in Discharge of Conditions 4 (Residential Travel Plan), 11 (Acoustic Details for Substation) and 14 (Flood Evacuation Plan) pursuant to DM/0656/25/FUL

Bay tree, as per photo: Fell

Installation of vehicular access with dropped kerb, alterations to front boundary wall and associated works

Demolish existing conservatory to erect single storey extension to rear with associated works

Demolish existing garage to side and erect two storey side and single storey rear extension including rooflights.

Erect single storey side and rear extension with rooflights and associated works (Amended description September 2026)

Erect single storey side and rear extension with rooflights and associated works (Amended description September 2026)

Replacement of roof with associated works

Replacement of roof with associated works

Cherry tree - to reduce the canopy spread over the public footpath/highway back to the boundary line Lilac Tree - due to the size of the lilac overhanging the public highway, the plan would be to reduce this back to boundary line. In the rear garden Although the following work is maintenance , we just wanted to make you aware that we will be trimming a conifer that is overhanging the driveway, trimming prunus serrula and trimming a row of leylandi bordering the property

Install timber fence panelling to existing boundary wall with associated works

Cherry tree - to reduce the canopy spread over the public footpath/highway back to the boundary line Lilac Tree - due to the size of the lilac overhanging the public highway, the plan would be to reduce this back to boundary line. In the rear garden Although the following work is maintenance , we just wanted to make you aware that we will be trimming a conifer that is overhanging the driveway, trimming prunus serrula and trimming a row of leylandi bordering the property

T1 - Field Maple Remove to ground level. Tree is interfering with BT lines and causing issues to neighbouring properties. T2 - Conifer Reduce down to the height of existing conifer hedge leaving it at 2m. Twin stem conifer leaning towards neighbouring property. Should have been reduced along time ago with the hedge but has now gone for the light in-between the maple and yew. T3 - Yew Reduce the lateral spread over neighbours drive only from 5m to 3m from the main stem cutting back to viable secondary growth points.

Installation of concrete ramp and new level threshold door to front with associated works

Installation of concrete ramp and new level threshold door to front with associated works

Replacements, alterations and reinstatement of windows on east elevation facing Victor Street, installation of roller shutters at ground floor and associated works

Replacements, alterations and reinstatement of windows on east elevation facing Victor Street, installation of roller shutters at ground floor and associated works

Certificate of Lawfulness for proposed change of use from a single dwelling (Use Class C3) to a small HMO (Use Class C4)

Weeping Ash: Fell

Weeping Ash: Fell

T1 - Lime Canopy raise to the height of 5.2m. Give a clearance of 3m from 11 Hainton avenue. Tree is touching property and canopy is to low. T2 - Lime Remove epicormic growth heading towards 11 Hainton Av only up to 5m and raise canopy over building to give a 3m clearance over roof. Tree is encroaching the property and touching the roof.

T1 - Lime Canopy raise to the height of 5.2m. Give a clearance of 3m from 11 Hainton avenue. Tree is touching property and canopy is to low. T2 - Lime Remove epicormic growth heading towards 11 Hainton Av only up to 5m and raise canopy over building to give a 3m clearance over roof. Tree is encroaching the property and touching the roof.

tree on front boundary, see photo, lost main limb: remove remaining tree.

Erect single storey extension to side of existing garage

2x lime trees causing excessive shading. Re pollard back to previous pollard points at 4m.

Erection of lighting columns and CCTV cameras with associated works

Further to our telephone conversation this morning please find attached photographs of the property mentioned earlier, at 14 Park Drive Grimsby DN32 0EF. We would like to repair the damage caused by the tree in the photographs to our garage. Our builder advises us that the tree needs to be removed to prevent further damage and to enable the restorative work to be done

Erect security lighting and CCTV cameras to the rear of existing buildings with associated works

Details in discharge of Condition 9 (BNG - Biodiversity Net Gain) attached to DM/0249/25/FUL

Erect ground floor extension to rear and erect first floor extension to create six bedroom independent living facility with covered areas, hardstanding and associated works - DRAINAGE INFORMATION REC 20-08-2026

Crown Lifting - Removal of 1x large lower large branch, which overhangs into the garden. (see pics) To be cut level with boundary fence, 2x dead branches to be removed - cut level with boundary fence. Tree = Sycamore (T1) rear right corner of our property - sketch = number T1 - Remove the Lower large branch, along with a couple of dead small branches. Reason - During high winds the Trees in this woodland area are very tall, all of them have a very heavy swing . This lower branch (7m) with a heavy swing is a big worry, if it does break It would cause damage and if my dog or grandchildren are in the garden it could be a lot worse. Hearing the trees fall and break on a regular basis in this woodland and hearing them fall in Weelsby woods, has given us cause for concern with most of the trees that back on to the property, but this lower branch of this tree can really swing during windy days.

Change of use from commercial store into one residential unit including internal/external alterations, removal of existing shutters, installation of railings/gates and other associated works

Details in Discharge of Condition 6 (Flood Warning and Evacuation Plan) pursuant to DM/0005/26/FUL

Demolish existing side extension and erect new single storey side extension with rooflights and various alterations including replacement of windows and doors, cladding to existing dormer windows and associated works

Creation of four outdoor padel courts to include the installation of canopy, erection of container to provide changing facilities, installation of floodlights and flag poles to include perimeter fencing, gates, pathways and landscaping with associated works

Tree Description: Two mature Lime Trees (Tilia spp.). Located adjacent to roadside boundary. Trees are of significant height with evident epicormic re growth and areas of deadwood throughout the crown Scope of Works 1. Deadwood Removal: Remove all dead, dying, and diseased wood throughout the crown of both trees. Includes branches of all diameters where reasonably practicable. Aim to improve safety and overall tree health 2. Epicormic Growth Reduction: Reduce approximately 30% of epicormic growth on both trees. Focus on: Dense clusters along main stems and lower scaffold limbs. Crossing and congested shoots. Retain sufficient growth to maintain tree vitality and natural form T3 Silver Birch (Betula pendula) Proposed Works Description: Reduce the crown of the mature Silver Birch by approximately 20% to improve overall shape, form, and crown density. Works will consist of selective reduction pruning, cutting back to suitable secondary growth points in accordance with good arboricultural practice (BS3998:2010). The reduction will: Maintain the natural form and visual amenity of the tree. Reduce elongated and pendulous growth to create a more compact crown. Avoid the creation of large wounds by targeting appropriate growth points. Ensure balanced weight distribution throughout the canopy. All works will be carried out sympathetically, retaining the trees characteristic light canopy and ensuring no over-reduction or topping occurs.