Planning applications in L29
We hold 11 planning applications for the L29 postcode area, 7 of them submitted in the past year. 100% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 55 days. The area is covered by Sefton.
Towns and villages in L29
Councils covering L29
Recent applications in L29
Tree preservation order for the 3-4 meter reduction in tree, including crown, with removal of dead wood and reduction away from the property (TPO5).
Tree preservation order for the height reduction by no more than 3 meters, sides reducing by up to 3 meters and crown lift by 2 meters and crown thinning by 20% 1.No Copper Beach tree (TPO152).
Erection of a two storey porch extension to front, full re-roof and rear facing balcony, single storey rear extension, new first floor front and side extension over existing garage / living room following the demolition of existing conservatory.
Section 211 notice for: 4 x tree removal (T1,T3, T4 & T5), 2 x Crown lift 5m (T2, T6), 1 x Part reduction 2m (T8) and 1 x specific branch removals (T7).
Erection of a two storey first floor extension, two storey front gable extension, second floor roof terrace at the rear, increase of overall ridge height, alterations to roof shape and chimney, two dormers to the front and solar panels to roof.
Section 211 notice for the crown lifting and reduction by 25% for 2.No sycamore trees (T1 and T2) (Lies within Homer Green Conservation Area)
Erection of a single-storey extension to the side and rear, connecting to the existing single-storey side extension, together with the addition of a pitched roof over the existing side extension.
Listed Building Consent for the erection of a front porch and replacement of front door.
Tree Preservation Order consent for the pruning of 1no. tree (Lies within TPO5)
Section 211 Notice of intent to carry out tree works in Conservation Area to prune 1No. tree (lies within Sefton Village Conservation Area)
Section 211 notice for the crown lifting and reduction by 25% for 2.No sycamore trees (T1 and T2) are sycamores (Lies within Homer Green Conservation Area).