Planning applications in FK15
We hold 558 planning applications for the FK15 postcode area, 41 of them submitted in the past year. 96% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 48 days. The area is covered by Stirling, Perth, Yorkshire Dales.
Councils covering FK15
Recent applications in FK15
Replacement of existing signage including fascia and box signage
Two storey side extension
Two storey side extension
Replacement of existing signage including fascia and box signage
Two storey side extension
Birch crown raise - Raise crown overhanging neighbouring property and balance crown
Birch crown raise - Raise crown overhanging neighbouring property and balance crown
Removal of existing curved uPVC bay window and doors and replaced with white aluminium bifold doors flush with existing stonework.
Removal of existing curved uPVC bay window and doors and replaced with white aluminium bifold doors flush with existing stonework.
Remove 1 goat willow and 2 rowan trees
Crown reduce by 50% and shape accordingly 1no. Beech tree (T.1) and fell 1no. Holly (T2)
Extension to dwellinghouse and erection of outbuilding with gym/office and storage space
Fell 2 trees and replace
Convert free standing garage to form a personal home office and workshop
Fascia signage
Alternations to the existing external gantry walkway
Internal alterations
Fell 3no. Cypress and shape the top of 2no. Cypress to improve form
Felling of 1no. Ash
Proposed new entrance porch and rear single storey extension to replace existing conservatory/garden room
Installation of new mechanical plant equipment at roof level to serve the existing hotel kitchen
Proposed rear extension
Fell to ground level 1no. Ash with Stage 1 Ash Dieback
Fell and shape trees
Removal of wall between kitchen and living room
Erection of a single storey extension to rear
Formation of forest road
Reduce crown of 1no. Corsican Pine by 20-25%
Demolish and rebuild the external west facing wall including insertion of new timber, double glazed sash and case windows.
Erection of 4No. freestanding directional signs
Fell Ornamental Flowering Cherry Prunus sp to ground level; Wild Cherry Prunus avium - crown lift to the south; Holly Ilex aquifolium - fell to ground level; Wild Cherry Prunus avium - remove all deadwood over 25mm diameter; Medlar Mespilus germanica 'Nottingham' - remove all hawthorn branches from the graft area; and Irish Yew Taxus baccata 'fastiagta' - uUse rope or wire to contain tall branching in the crown and prevent branch splaying
Re-location of 2no C-Listed gate pillars
Extension to dwellinghouse
Extension and alterations to dwelling including replacement of glazed roof of conservatory with single ply membrane, and formation of full height doorway at rear and alterations to form a new window
Tree works
Fascia signage and projecting signage
Crown lift one Spruce tree
Proposed new flue pipe for wood burning stove; replacement black framed uPVC windows and doors; replacement velux windows; altered rear door and window arrangement
Proposed fascia signage and box signage consisting of: entrance signage, signage to main building, entrance banner, direction signage and leisure club entrance signage.
Remove 3 trees, remove lower branches one tree and light crown reshape one tree
Formation of rear extension to form new opening with bi-fold doors and canopy, alter eaves and wall finishes and remove side door
Dormer extension
Remove Cypress trees
Repainting main access doors
Fascia signage and projecting signage
Fell Lawson cypress
Remove Spruce tree and maintenance of 3 Lime trees and Cherry tree in front gardens
Crown reduce Copper Beech by 15% and shape crown, crown reduce Birch by 25%, felling of 3no. Birch and 1no. Copper Beech, crown thin Birch by 5%
Alterations to listed building, including: replacement of roof slates, rainwater goods, leadwork, stonework, render/harling, window details (panes, putty, leaded opening lights, timber frames), door details (ironmongery, weather bars); installation of push mechanism on door; and, removal of vegetation on external walls
Sectional fell of Chamaecyparis sp. to just above ground level