Planning applications in EH30
We hold 93 planning applications for the EH30 postcode area, 12 of them submitted in the past year. 92% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 38 days. The area is covered by Edinburgh, West Lothian.
Towns and villages in EH30
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Recent applications in EH30
Maple tree section fell due to unsafe unions at the base.
Proposed two storey extension to side of existing dwellinghouse to form new utility room and shower room on ground floor and new bedroom on first floor level. Single storey extension to rear of dwellinghouse to form open plan kitchen/dining room.
Lime tree in rear garden - Due to age of tree we would like to crown the tree with a eeduction of up to 2metres overall.
Eastern white pine /Weymouth pine, removal.
Alterations to front elevation, new window, side screens and new front door.
New gable including feature windows; Installation of bi-fold doors with new raised deck; Replacement windows and new window openings, garage conversion and creation of bedrooms in basement areas.
Application to clarify that the lawful use class of the site is Class 7.
Use of entire flatted dwelling as short-stay residential accommodation, by single persons, or up to 6 persons together.
Existing use of a house as self- catering accommodation by individuals, families or (otherwise) up to 6 occupiers.
Reduce limb at 2m East with hazard beam crack > 3m, T4114 Sycamore - Remove deadwood greater than 50mm & prune to provide 1m clear from bt line, T4116 Sycamore - Sever Ivy at base & prune for clearance of bt line, T4118 Sycamore - Remove deadwood greater than 50mm , T4119 Sycamore - Remove deadwood greater than 50mm , T4121 Leylandi Cypress - Cut to Stump, T4103 Bird Cherry - Crown Lift Secondary limbs provide 1.5m horiontal & vertical & crown lift 2nd branches>2m, T4108 Sessile Oak - Remove cracked hanging limb in canopy at 13m south, T4115 Sycamore - Remove deadwood greater than 50mm , T4122 leylandi cypress - Reduce height of new leaders by up to 4m...
Existing softwood windows to be replaced with uPVC windows.
Proposed replacement paving to existing stone and gravel pathway leading to Dalmeny Church Hall entrance from Dalmeny Kirk and from the Bankhead Road.
x1 Silver Birch approx 4.5-5 meters in Height - Complete removal.
We are proposing to replace white painted timber windows, with new white double glazed upvcwindows. The new windows will harmonise with what is existing as well as with the surrounding buildings. The new windows will provide a slight nod to the existing by installing the Georgian bars in windows W1-16. The front door D1 will also be replaced with a new blue steel composite door.
Non Material Variation - Add heritage conservation velux window over proposed kitchen extension. Delete proposed window to rear of proposed kitchen extension. Reduce amount of glazing on east wall of rear dining room extension by forming section of rendered cavity wall with insulation. Move position of existing exposed external gas meter and housing on front elevation and reposition meter and housing out of sight behind proposed low stone wall. Note - gas meters are not now permitted so this meter cannot remain inside proposed porch.
Non-Material Variation - Change of internal layout to garage, to fom home gym at attic level and snooker games room at ground floor level and associated toilet.
Proposed replacement of all existing windows and storm door. All new windows and doors to match the removed windows and door.
Consultation from City of Edinburgh Council on planning application 24/03619/FUL for Section 42 application to vary condition 13 of planning permission 02/03434/MPR to continue the restoration of the quarry site with revised infill profiling works, creating passive recreation
Proposed two-storey side extension, single storey rear extension and internal alterations.
Erect a new single storey rear extension.
Request for a Planning Section 50 Certificate (Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005
Garage conversion.
Change of use from residential to short term let/B&B
Single storey extension.
Willow salix fragilis remove tree due to unstable root plate tree is approximately 4m tall with a spread of 3m.
Change of use of B&B dining room/tea room to B&B en suite bedroom.
Change of use from B&B dining room / tea room to B&B en-suite bedroom.
New gable including feature windows; Installation of bi-fold doors with new raised deck; Replacement windows and new window openings, garage conversion and creation of bedrooms in basement areas and relocation of kitchen and bedroom.
Lime tree in back garden is showing signs of aging and needs reduced (crowned) in size.
Application for the issue of a Certificate of Lawfulness confirming its existing use as short term let accommodation is lawful.
Change of use from Class 6 to Class 3 restaurants and cafes; upgrade the existing brick structure with waterproof render; form new window openings and canopies to the front and side; erect new glass balustrades.
Conversion from detached double garage to ancillary accommodation. Roof alterations include new velux window, rear dormer and solar panels.
Eucalyptus tree - Removal of the tree
Use of the premises as an office with occasional pre-booked paid whisky tastings within a range of 1 or 2 per week.
The proposal is to carry out some minor alterations to the existing property to create two bedrooms and a home office. The proposal includes the formation of a dormer window and some minor alterations to ground floor elevations.
Proposed single storey rear and side extensions.
Construct single storey, pitched roof extension.
New roof windows in existing garage roof.
Install solar panels to slated pitch, replace existing welsh slates with Cupa Heavy 3 slates, renew defective concrete tiled roof to rear, replace existing roof lights and fabric repairs to roof (as amended).
Outbuilding.
Erection of an extension.
Erection of an extension.
Extend driveway into existing part of garden in front of house
Convert existing garage and form first floor extension above.
Erection of Dwelling with associated landscaping and alterations.
Change of use from fitness studio (class 11) to restaurant (class 3).
Proposed single storey front extension.
The building has been used a vehicle servicing and repair centre under the name of East Coast Tyres from around 2009 and then an MOT test centre from 2011 under the same business name. Class 5
To convert an existing double garage to residential use as an annexe to an existing dwelling for accessible accommodation.
Proposed attic conversion.