Planning applications in NG2

Discharge of Conditions 5 (Materials), 7 (Landscaping), 10 (Bat Boxes and Bird nesting boxes) and 13 (Rear steps) from 23/00910/FUL

Demolition of existing garage and erection of a two-storey side extension and single storey rear extension include rooflights. Application of render to first floor rear elevation. Alteration to fenestration.

Planning in principle application for the erection of a minimum and maximum of two dwellings

Erection of an open-sided retractable pergola structure to the frontage to replace the existing jumbo umbrella (retospective).

Demolition of the existing dormer and construction of a first floor extension over the existing porch, internal alterations and a new oriel window to the rear.

Demolition of porch and garage. Proposed single storey rear and side extension

Discharge of Condition 3 (Materials) from planning application 18/01073/FUL

Non material amendment for 25/01338/FUL for the reduction of the proposed north-east facing porch extension to align with the existing house line. Proposed front extension to be constructed in brickwork to match existing main dwelling.

Application for Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development in respect of Hip to gable side and rear roof extensions with rear dormer

Variation of conditions 2 (Plans), 4 (Hardstanding), 5 (Off Street Parking), 7 (Boundary Treatment/Landscaping), 8 (Fencing) for 25/01338/FUL to amend the porch, retain the garden space and reducing the parking provision.

Removal of 7no. lighting columns and the installation 20no. lighting columns.

Proposed First Floor Side Extension

Retrospective planning consent for the installation of four condenser units and two vents

Single storey rear extension

Single storey side and rear extension

Application for Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development in respect of single storey side extension with rear canopy porch and side/rear dormer. Alteration to existing first floor side elevation window.

Demolition of existing conservatory, Proposed single storey rear extension and first floor side extension

Tree type: Acer Tree Number : T18 of TPO/00005/14. Work recommended by William Clifford (NDF, HNDArb, M.Arbor.A): Heavy reduction of Acer to between 2-4ft above main union due to failed limb and present rot.

Change of Use of Land to the south of the site from Highway Land to Residential garden, Two storey side extension to property

Discharge Conditions 4 (Ecology), 6 (Construction Method Statement) and 14 (Arboricultural Method Statement) of planning permission 25/01059/FUL

To replace the existing front entrance door with a new steel front entrance door.

Proposed change in orientation of front of house, proposed side extension, new gables and increased massing to main roof including new windows to first floor elevations, new pitched roof over garage.

Erection of garden room

Prior approval application for a single storey rear extension. 7m from the rear of the dwelling, having a maximum height of 4m and an eaves height of 3.37m.

To replace the existing front entrance door with a new steel front entrance door.

Single storey rear extension

Certificate of lawfulness in respect of a proposed ground floor alterations/extension and proposed loft conversion/roof enlargement

Discharge of Condition 10 (Hard and soft landscaping) from planning application 24/02191/FUL

Tree: T1 (Oak) third reduction, approximately 15ft

TPO/00005/14 - T17 - FIELD MAPLE - Removal of 2 limbs - Limbs to be removed will help balance the crown with previous crown lift over road and also obtain 2m clearance from building

Change of use from three flats into 6no. one bedroom flats including demolition of existing garage

To replace the existing front entrance door with a new steel front entrance door.

Rear single storey extension includes roof lights. New front porch. Alteration to fenestration.

Single and two storey rear extension. Rooflight to side elevation of the main roof. Obscured window and air conditioning unit to the first floor side elevation.

Certificate of Lawfulness in resepect of external alterations to the existing two storey building.

Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) for planning application 26/00445/FUL to allow amendments of the single storey rear extension with an overall reduction in footprint. Canopy roof to front elevation above garage door.

Hip to Gable, Part roof conversion to flat roof. Enlarge existing dormer, Render existing Building

Proposed redevelopment of vacant land to provide a 3-storey replacement Club Shop with ancillary supporting facilities to serve Nottingham Forest Football Club, along with associated landscaping and servicing provisions

Erection of single-storey rear extension with alterations to existing rear opening

Discharge of Condition 5 (Landscape) for planning application 25/00057/FUL

First floor, part two storey side extension with ridge dormer. Front roof lights. New rear dormer

Demolition of rear porch and garage, proposed single-storey rear extension, internal ground floor alterations and proposed garage

The application seeks consent to remove T5 and T6 and reconstruct the affected pedestrian access. Two replacement trees are proposed within the site frontage using an engineered planting design, with their final locations to be determined through detailed design and site investigations. The proposal is presented as a revised scheme that would retain four of the six protected trees while addressing the existing conflict between tree roots and the pedestrian surface. See Chapter 6.27 (Option 26) for the removal of T5 and T6 and engineered replacement planting, and Chapter 7.5, Preferred Replacement Planting Design. The location plan is shown on page 13 of the Arboricultural Report.

T1 (Holly) Mature Crown lift to clear roof of bin store. T2 (Lime) - Remove deadwood >50mm in diameter and >1m in length Remove epicormic growth and crown lift to leave clear stem to 5m. T4 (Lime) - Mature Remove epicormic growth and crown lift to leave clear stem to 5m. T6 (Lime) - Fungal brackets at 8m on old wounds. Remove epicormic growth and crown lift to leave clear stem to 4m. Reinspect in 18 months. T8 (Lime) - Remove deadwood >50mm in diameter and >1m in length Remove epicormic growth and crown lift to leave clear stem to 5m. T10 (Lime) - Remove epicormic growth and crown lift to leave clear stem to 5m. T11 (Lime) - Remove deadwood >50mm in diameter and >1m in length Remove epicormic growth and crown lift to leave clear stem to 5m. Target prune to clear under lamp. T3 (Lime), T5 (Lime), T7 (Lime) - Remove epicormic growth and crown lift to leave clear stem to 4m.

Discharge of condition 4 (Phase II Investigation Report) & 7 (Archaeological Evaluation) for planning application 20/02465/FUL

Application for Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development in respect of rear single storey extension with roof lights, alteration to fenestration, demolition of conservatory, raised rear patio, integral garage conversion to front of house

Proposed certificate of lawfulness in resepct of a garage conversion

Two-storey side and rear extension, part single storey side extension and garage conversion, roof light, render to partial front and side elevations. First floor window to side elevation.

Demolition of existing detached garage and erection of a single-storey side extension incorporating a replacement garage, rooflights, replacement of existing windows.

Tree: One mature Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) located in the rear garden adjacent to the rear boundary wall. Proposed works: Complete removal (fell to ground level). Reason for the works: The sycamore has grown to approximately the height of the main house and is becoming increasingly constrained by a larger tree located behind it. As a result, it has developed a noticeable lean towards the dwelling as it grows towards available light. The tree is now in close proximity to the property, and we are concerned that as it continues to mature the lean and its size will increase the risk of conflict with the house and create an ongoing safety and maintenance issue. The proposed removal is intended to prevent future problems and to improve the long-term management of the garden.