Planning applications in NE29
We hold 376 planning applications for the NE29 postcode area, 73 of them submitted in the past year. 89% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 56 days. The area is covered by North Tyneside, East Lindsey.
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Recent applications in NE29
Orangery to rear
Conversion of single dwelling into two separate dwellings (reinstatement of original use)
Change of use from C3 (residential) to C2 (childrens care home) (retrospective)
Single storey rear extension
T57 (T1) - Beech - Remove to ground level. Moor Park New York TPO 1987
Proposed extension to existing single storey unit to provide three additional bays, extending the building in line with the existing structure
Provide solar reflective window film to the ground floor windows on the south west and north west facing elevations to office 1 to reduce solar heat gain during the summer months
Two storey side extension forming lounge and bedroom
Garden opposite the property. T3 ( ash) - Remove epicormic growth from the main stem and principal branch framework. Crown-clean the tree, removing dead, dying and broken branches throughout the crown. Crown-lift the rear, Metro-facing side by selectively removing or reducing lower branches to lessen the existing overhang towards the Nexus boundary. The remainder of the crown will thinned by 10% and retained. T44 Sycamore - Crown-thin by approximately 15%, removing selected secondary and tertiary branches evenly throughout the crown. The tree overall height, spread, natural form and balanced appearance will be retained. The light crown thin is proposed to reduce canopy density and improve the penetration of dappled sunlight into the yard while retaining the tree overall size and amenity value. G1 Group of three hawthorns Crown-clean all three trees, removing dead, dying and broken branches throughout their crowns. The overall height, spread and natural form of the trees will be retained.
Preston Village Tree Preservation Order 1962. T1- Twin-stemmed sycamore in raised planter: Remove the affected stem to its point of origin at the shared base, retaining the unaffected stem. Crown-thin the retained stem by approximately 10%, removing selected secondary and tertiary branches up to a maximum diameter of 80mm. T2 - Large single-stemmed sycamore in raised planter adjacent to the main building: Fell to ground level and undertake replacement planting with a species of a more appropriate ultimate size elsewhere within the centre?s grounds. T3 - Twin-stemmed sycamore adjacent to T1 : Crown-thin both stems by approximately 15%, removing selected secondary and tertiary branches up to a maximum diameter of 80mm. The Tynemouth (Preston Village) TPO1962
First floor extension over garage and rear single storey extension
New pitched roof and associated rainwater drainage
Proposed single storey rear extension to form larger kitchen and sitting area
Non Material Amendment of planning approval 24/01627/FULM. Extension of garage of Plot 2
Discharge of conditions 6, 7, 12, 18, 22, 24, 27 & 28 of planning approval 25/01531/FUL
Single storey extension to the rear with pitched roof. Height to eaves 2.45m, maximum height above ground level 3.79m, total projection from rear wall of original house 3.35m
T20 - Lime - Crown and reduce back all foliage and branches to the trunk of the tree. Camp Terrace North Shields TPO 1981
Proposed garage to front and rear single storey garden room
Retrospective application for porch - boundary wall and outdoor structure
Non material amendment of planning approval 25/01544/FULH - change front flat roof to a pitched roof and vaulted roofs to rear extension to glass lanterns
Change of use of bar (sui generis) to a dog grooming salon (use class E)
T12, T13 and T14 - raise lower branches over road at rear next to sports ground. To give 4m clearance to highway. St John's Terrace Percy Main TPO 1977
Variation of condition 8 of planning approval 09/03068/FUL. Change opening hours to 07:00 - 23:00 Monday - Friday
Proposed rear and side facade changes, rooflight changes, floor plan redesign and all associated works
The application relates to a ground floor/ basement flat (No. 2) in the Grade 2 listed part of Collingwood Mansions. The block has a basement, ground floor and three upper floors. The application is for the replacement of an existing back door with a double-glazed one, to provide improved thermal properties and security
Proposed erection of single storey rear extension with flat roof
Single storey side extension and two storey rear extension
Discharge of conditions 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 & 36 of planning approval 21/02344/FUL
Single storey rear kitchen/dining room extension linking to previous two storey extension
Discharge of conditions 10, 15, 16, 19, 32, 33, 34 & 35 of planning approval 25/00863/FULM
Single storey porch to the front
Proposed first floor side extension and single storey extension to rear
Tree Reference T72 (as shown on sketch plan)Species Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) Approximate Height 15 metres. LocationT72 is situated on the lefthand boundary of the rear garden when viewed from the front of the property. Proposed Works Primary proposal Fell T72 to ground level and remove all associated arisings. Alternative proposal (if felling is not approved)Undertake a substantial crown reduction of T72 reducing overall height and lateral spread as far as is reasonably practicable to remove or significantly reduce encroachment towards the overhead power line crossing the garden. Pruning to be carried out back to suitable growth points in order to retain a viable balanced crown and encourage healthy regrowth, while managing the tree at a reduced size going forward. Reason for WorksT72 is a mature sycamore approximately 15 metres in height and is in direct contact with an overhead power line that crosses the rear garden. The lateral canopy is continuing to grow into the line resulting in repeated contact and ongoing maintenance conflict. There have also been instances of branch failure from the upper crown with branches falling onto the roof of the house. Although no damage has occurred this raises concern regarding the trees safety given its proximity to the property. In addition the tree is slightly leaning towards the house which increases concern during periods of strong winds and adverse weather conditions. The tree has been previously reduced although the extent and timing of this work is unknown. It has since regrown significantly and is now of a size that creates ongoing management difficulties. Given its current condition size and location in relation to both the property and overhead power line full removal is considered the most appropriate longterm solution. However recognising the potential constraints of a Tree Preservation Order an alternative option of ... Camp Terrace North Shields TPO 1981
First floor side extension with single storey rear extension. Detached Cinema/Garden Room to rear garden
Non material amendment of planning approval 24/01627/FULM.� Amendments to boundary enclosures, highway works, landscaping, additional ecological features and mirroring plots 16, 17 and 46.
Single storey forward extension of the principal elevation with bay window and new balcony/roof terrace to the front elevation
Single storey rear extension and garage conversion
Change of use from dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) to childrens residential care home for two children (Use Class C2)
3no. illuminated fascia signs
Single storey rear extension
Garage conversion with front extension and pitched roof to front elevation
T1, T2 and T3 - Malus - Crown lift to 2m. T7 - Lime - Prune to clear the property by 2m. T8 - Lime - Remove the epicormic growth from the main stem to a height of 2m. T9 and T10 - Elm - Remove the epicormic growth from the main stem to a height of 2m. T11 - Lime - Crown lift to 2m. T12 - Elm - Crown lift to 3m
Holly tree - reduction in size by 30% due to excessive shading
Single storey rear extension in brickwork, matching the existing, with pitched slate effect roof, similar in appearance to the existing main roof
Amalgamate two flats into a single dwelling maintains the existing C3 residential use class
Demolition of existing garages and construction of a replacement single storey side extension and access ramp. Installation of cladding, render and a pitched roof to the front projection
Proposed conservatory to the rear of the propertly. Height to eaves 2.2m, maximum height above ground level 2.6m, total projection from rear wall of original house 3.8m
Two storey side extension with flat roof
Single storey wrap around extension to front, side and rear of property
Retrosepctive - Erection of 1x internally illuminated fascia sign, 1 x projecting sign and 1 x digital screen to front window