Planning applications in GL54
We hold 3,049 planning applications for the GL54 postcode area, 431 of them submitted in the past year. 95% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 49 days. The area is covered by Cotswold, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire.
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Recent applications in GL54
Conversion of garage to provide living space to main dwelling, including the installation of two dormers and associated works
Proposed change of roof tiles at rear of property
Proposed change of roof tiles at rear of property
Erection of a single storey rear extension. Demolition of the existing conservatory
Reduce Ash tree in rear garden by approx 1-2m (20-30%) Balance and shape canopy
Non-Material Amendment to permission 23/01513/FUL - (Exception site for 37 affordable homes) to amend the wording of condition 9 to allow for the installation of timber eaves fascias
T1 - Birch - Reduce by 1.5 metres all-round, crown raise to 2 metres drive side T2 - Gingko - Crown raise to 3 metres. T3 - Copper Beech - Crown raise to 3 metres. T4 - Holm oak - Reduce by 2.5 metres crown raise to 3 metres. G1 - Holm oak - Reduce/Trim to shape.
Installation of single point EV charger to the external wall of a detached garage within the grounds of a Grade 2 listed property.
Cherry Tree. Remove limb that overhangs the road. I have marked the sketch plan with a blue cross
T1 Silver Birch- Remove due to size and maturity within garden setting, allowing understory Birch to grow T2- Silver Birch- Remove Burch as trunk deformed to leave nice group of Birch to develop
Non-Material Amendment (design) of permission 24/01749/FUL - Single storey extension to the rear elevation
1. Remove 1 Apple tree 2. Remove 4 plum trees 3. Remove Portuguese laurel
Remove Large Conifer to approx ground level with assistance of MEWP for dismantle over outbuilding
T1 - Poplar - Twin stemmed from base, 20ft young specimen - Pollard to reduce windload and reduce risk of branch strike to surrounding buildings
3 x Apple trees in the rear garden - reduce the trees by approximately 1 m all over, back to a framework, leaving some small growths where possible; formative prune all 3 trees to encourage good future structure and to remove dead material.
Fell two of the trees (numbers 780 and 781 on plan) as opposed to pruning them. Previously we have had permission granted to prune the trees but now that the area has been cleared there are visible signs of roots damaging the nearby property walls and cavities to both main stems have been identified
T1 - Ash - signs of die back - dismantle for road safety - overcrowded area T2 - Ash - signs of die back - dismantle for road safety - overcrowded area T3 - Suspected Ash clad with ivy - Dead - dismantle for road safety
1) Cornus to the left of the garden when entering, standing at approximately 5.0m with a radius of approximately 1.25m. Reduce by approximately 1.5 m in height, and shape in the sides accordingly, leaving a soft natural shape where possible. Remove the low side stem to allow more light into the border 2) Magnolia at the far end of the garden, currently standing at approximately 5.5m with a radius of approximately 2m. Reduce to near previous, removing approximately 2m of growth from the height and 1m from the radial spread
Hawthorn next to the garage. Trim hard all over to leave in a spherical shape
G1 - Plum x2 - fell
Horse chestnut - Crown reduction (approx 4m which is about 20% reduction).
Two storey rear extension and internal alterations
Compliance with condition 8 (Arboricultural Method Statement) of permission 24/02665/FUL - Self build conversion of rural building to dwelling
1 - Apple - fell 2 - Hazel - re-pollard
To fell to ground level and remove Apple Tree in garden to make space for new summer house installation
1 Ash - reduce by 30% in height. 1 Alder - reduced by 25% in height
Single storey rear extension and alterations (Revised drawings to accompany non-material amendment application to 24/00243/FUL and 24/00244/LBC)
T1 flowering Pear - fell to ground level due to size and proximity to building T2 flowering Pear - crown lift
Re-slating of main rear roof slope
1 Conifer tree near to property - fell to ground level and grind out stump. The tree is beginning to split
Erection of single storey pitched roof rear extension and front porch extension. Form new dormer window and velux rooflights to existing rear elevation. Provide solar panels to existing garden room roof
Removal of rear conservatory and erection of rear single-storey extension
Construction of an agricultural access track, hardstanding and improved access onto highway
Erection of a replacement dwelling, garage and associated works (Retrospective) (revised scheme)
Non-material amendment to vary the roof pitch from 10 degrees to 6 degrees. Roof coverage to be altered to standing seam grey, this alteration is to the rear extension only and cannot be seen from the front of the property or highway. Yellow edging and black plinth bricks to be omitted on planning approval 26/00092/FUL
Compliance with conditions 3 (Dismantling method statement), 6 (Stone sample) and 7 (Sample pane) of consent 24/03862/LBC - Repair of the left pillar
T1---dying ash tree--fell T2---self seeded hawthorn tree---fell T4--Group of 3 dying sycamore trees--fell T5--Small self seeded hawthorn--fell T6--Dead sycamore--fell T7--Dead tree (unknown)--fell T8--two small unidentified dead trees--fell T9--self seeded sycamore tree--fell
T2 Yew Dead top. Remove dead sections from upper canopy. T4 Ash Extensive ganoderma fruiting bodies around whole base. Tree is subject to a staged removal. Fell in sections to close to ground level. T5 Sycamore Tree has Ktretzschmaria duesta fungal infection. Fell in sections to ground level . G1 Limes Re-pollard group Reason for above work Health & Safety due to location and/or condition and good arboricultural practice
Compliance with conditions 3 (sample stone) , 4 (sample panel) and 5 (details) of permission 25/03719/FUL and conditions 2 (sample stone), 3 (sample panel) and 4 (details) of consent 25/03720/LBC - Construction of an in-ground swimming pool with associated paving and landscaping, and rebuilding of sections of existing stone garden walls Installation of a small timber plant shed beneath the existing timber pergola
Erection of garden outbuilding
Removal of Weeping Willow tree overhanging the pub and walkway below
Erection of part two storey part single storey rear extension and annex. Demolition of conservatory, garage and garden store
Compliance with condition 4 (sample materials) and 5 (sample panel) of permission 25/03495/FUL - Construction of annexe for disabled person's accommodation
Erection of single storey side extension with associated works
Cypress - fell the tree at the base and poison stump - Tree in the back garden that is lifting paving stones that are leading to the front door of the property. This has created a trip hazard
Replacement of 2 ground floor bay windows on the front elevation
T1 - Sycamore - To fell to ground level and remove. T2 - Scots Pine - To fell to ground level and remove. T3 - Scots Pine - To fell to ground level and remove. T4 - Scots Pine - To fell to ground level and remove. T986 - Sycamore - To remove major deadwood from crown.
Erection of an open sided timber frame carport on our double parking space at the top end
Erection of two storey front and rear extension, loft conversion with associated works. Demolition of rear conservatory
Two large Willow trees which have been pollarded previously need attention. They are overdue for pollarding again and some of the branches are beginning to split away from the main trunk Pollarding to be done to the same height as previously using a professional tree surgeon.