Planning applications in DY9
We hold 277 planning applications for the DY9 postcode area, 109 of them submitted in the past year. 83% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 53 days. The area is covered by Dudley, Redditch, Bromsgrove Redditch.
Towns and villages in DY9
Councils covering DY9
Recent applications in DY9
Proposed Change of Use from C3 dwellinghouse to C2 Residential Children's Home.
Proposed Change of Use from C3 dwellinghouse to C2 Residential Children's Home.�
Retrospective Planning Applications for Rear Porch and Replacement Garage
Prune back 1 no. Beech and 1 no Copper Beech from the dwelling by 2 metres and r
Retrospective Listed Building Consent Applications for Rear Porch and Replacement Garage
T1 Acacia- 2/3 Crown reduction, severe deadwood, overhanging neighbours roof. remove ivy.
Red Oak T5 390633280680 30% reduction of crown
I would like permission to cut back some of the branches, including the top of the tree. The beech tree is becoming extremely large with branches over-reaching to my neighbours and we are receiving complaints about beech nuts and branches falling onto neighbouring property. I have always had concerns about the tree falling and so would like to keep the height trimmed so that it doesn't reach the property, should it fall.
Red Oak T5 390633280680 30% reduction of crown
I would like permission to cut back some of the branches, including the top of the tree. The beech tree is becoming extremely large with branches over-reaching to my neighbours and we are receiving complaints about beech nuts and branches falling onto neighbouring property. I have always had concerns about the tree falling and so would like to keep the height trimmed so that it doesn't reach the property, should it fall.
T1 Acacia- 2/3 Crown reduction, severe deadwood, overhanging neighbours roof. remove ivy.
Erection of a single-storey detached outbuilding within the rear garden to prov
Householder Local Development Order for single storey side and rear extensions (
Conversion of Barns A and C to 3no. dwellings and associated works including a s
New front porch, single storey rear extension, elevational changes to include ne
Screening Opinion Planning Application for ongoing use of an existing aggregate
Proposed single storey rear extension, enlarged dormer window and erection of a garden room.
Proposed alterations and extensions
Householder Local Development Order for single storey rear extension
Erection of an ancillary domestic outbuilding
Erection of an Incidental Outbuilding Comprising a Music Room, Gym and Bathroom, along with associated, ancillary engineering works
The trees to the front of the property are believed to have been planted in the 1980s. The tree to the left of the house (on Nash Lane) is a similar age - unknown tree type. All trees/shrubs growing directly next to the building on the High Street will be completely removed to stop the damp issues currently being experienced. The tree on Nash Lane will need to be removed to stop and more brickwork cracking (and bushes will be trimmed) I know none of these trees are subject to a tree preservation order.
Single storey rear extension.
Single storey side/rear extension (following part demolition at rear)
Single storey rear extension.
Existing garden building
Erection of a two storey side/rear and single storey rear extension. Raise pitched roof of house and provision of raised patio, steps and retaining walls at rear
Crown thin 1 Oak tree by up to 20%
Crown thin 2 Oak trees by up to 20% and end weight reduction of up to 3m to balance crown. remove deadwood, crossed and defective limbs from crown
Oak to the rear to reduce down to a stump - to approx red line shown on photo. Reasons: Tree is showing signs of Die back; Roots lifting block paving & damaging wall; Too close to property.
T1 Black Poplar. Had a substantial limb fail in storms, just missing neighbours gate and broadband cable. tree is full of deadwood. We are suggesting the following; 1. 4m crown lift. 2. Deadwood. 3. Crown reduction 3-4m.
Change of use from school caretakers house to school offices (retrospective)
Two, Single storey rear extensions
proposed ancillary leisure outbuilding
proposed ancillary leisure outbuilding
Single storey front and rear extensions and external alterations
Change of use from a vacant commercial/industrial building (Use Class B2/B8/E) to a single dwelling (Use Class C3) including associated and external alterations.
Fell 3 x conifers to ground level
Felling of Eastern White pine location is at the rear of the garden
There are two Yew trees at Oakleigh, 88 Church Avenue, Clent DY9 9PL that are substantial and overhang our Orangery outbuilding and patio and block light. Obviously over time they have grown and now require trimming, with some of the over hanging branches requiring approximately 50% reduction.
Crown reduce 1 Sycamore tree by 3 metres and re-shape.
Single storey rear extension & two-storey side extension
Proposed two storey rear extension, addition of dormer and elevation windows.
Single storey rear and side extension
Barn (Retrospective)
Detached Home Office (Retrospective)
Barn (Retrospective)
New single dwelling house, as per the previous permission number 20/00287/FUL
Lawful development certificate for a proposed new front porch; garage converion and external alterations
Taxus baccata (Yew tree) in front of the house by the bridle path Carry out a complete crown reduction of 50% shortening boughs back to suitable junctions to leave a compact balanced crown. This work is required due to the very close proximity of the tree to the building (within 1m and in direct contact with the walls and roof lines).