Planning applications in RG25
We hold 702 planning applications for the RG25 postcode area, 95 of them submitted in the past year. 93% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 54 days. The area is covered by Basingstoke, Hampshire, Hart.
Towns and villages in RG25
Councils covering RG25
Recent applications in RG25
Erection of a front porch
Silver Birch x 1 (dead): Fell
T1-Ash fell, heavy dieback and stem canker from ground level to crown break. T2-Horse chestnut, reduce over extended limb towards garage by 3m to leave a crown spread of 5.5m approximate G1- Copper Beech, crown lift to 3m over the garden and 5m over the road
T1 Removal of 1 x Lime tree in courtyard. Tree to be removed due to its proximity to house and to allow courtyard to be developed .
Tree 1 Elder: Fell Tree 2 Elder: Dead, Fell. Laurel: Cut lower branches back for access to tank.
1: Willow: pollard by reducing height by approximately 4metres
T1: Magnolia: Reduce and reshape the canopy by approximately 1 to 1.5 metres, maintaining the tree's natural form and habit. Pruning cuts will be limited to a maximum diameter of 50 mm. Works form part of ongoing arboricultural management within the garden.
T1 - Sycamore: Fell to ground level. Reason: Tree causes excessive shading to the property and possesses low amenity value due to poor form T2 - Willow: Fell to ground level. Reason: Tree causes excessive shading to the property and possesses low amenity value due to poor form T3 - Sycamore: Crown lift to 4m from ground level and crown thin by 15% to increase light penetration T4 - Sycamore: Crown lift to 10m from ground level and crown reduction by 2m (all cardinal points) to reduce excessive shading to the property T5 - Horse Chestnut: Fell to ground level. Reason: Tree has previously lost a major structural limb, leaving a significant entry wound for decay, and causes excessive shading T6 - Yew Hedge: Fell/remove hedge. Reason: Causes excessive shading to adjacent garden areas and possesses low amenity value T7 - Sycamore: Crown lift to 4m from ground level and crown thin by 15% to increase clearance to power cable T8 - Cooking Apple: Crown thin by 15% and crown reduction by 1m to increase clearance to telephone cable T9 - Cooking Apple: Crown thin by 15% and crown reduction by 1m to increase clearance to telephone cable T10 - Crab Apple Tree: Crown thin by 15% and crown reduction by 1m to increase clearance to telephone cable
Single storey building for storage of farm equipment internally and straw / hay and logs externally
T1 Crab Apple: Fell T2 Cherry: Crown lift to 4m from ground
1 x Pine - FELL
Conifer (Cupressus x leylandii), Holly (Ilex aquifolium) and Yew (Taxus baccata) in front garden: Reduce the trees in height by approximately 2m, leaving the trees at the height they were previously reduced to.
Portuguese Laurel tree. The tree has become overgrown - application to fell and remove.
1 - Willow - Removal of dead branches. 3 - Ash - Removal to ground level. 4 - Ash - Removal to ground level. 6G - Ash, English Oak - One large Ash and three small Oak stems. Removal to ground level.
T1 - Horse Chestnut - Fell - Large Cavity at base T2 - Horse Chestnut - Reduce laterally 3 meters back to suitable growth points-over extending boughs encroaching over highway - Finishing spread 5 meters T3 - Oak - Reduce laterally 3 meters back to suitable growth points - over extending boughs encroaching over highway - Finishing spread 5 meters T4 - Beech - Fell - 30 % dead falling into decline - Supressed T5 - Oak - Reduce laterally by 3 meters back to suitable growth points reduce height by 3 meters - over extending boughs encroaching over highway - Finishing spread 7 meters and height 20 meters T6 - Ash - Fell - Category 2 Hymenoscyphus fraxineus - leaning over road
T1- Birch- Fell T2- Lombardy poplar- Fell
x2 Yew trees to be dismantles down to ground level x1 crab apple to be dismantled down to ground level,
Remove 3x laurel tree to protect the cottage from any damage caused by roots due to proximity, and allow for wider access to the garden.
Details pursuant to discharge Biodiversity Net Gain condition under paragraph 13 of Schedule 7A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for planning permission 25/02587/FUL
Variation of condition 1 of 25/01080/HSE to change the outbuilding design requiring a lower retaining wall
G1 Sycamores reduce by 3-4m in height and reduce lateral growth to maintain shape due to basal decay and leaning towards property and public access
Remove 1 dead sapling, fell 3 saplings causing damage to a Grade 2 listed barn building, cut back branches in danger of causing damage to the barn roof, fell a further 2 saplings as and when they die back.
Reinstate and repair the section of collapsed flint boundary wall forming the boundary of Mapledurwell House and Tunworth Road.
T1 Cedar - fell
T001- Re-pollard Tulip tree back to previous pollard points
Hawthorn T1 - Fell due to Safety Risk/Structural instability
T1 - Sycamore - Reduce back overhang to near boundary T2 - Horse Chesnut - Reduce back lateral branches growing over lawn by 1m
Erection of garden outbuilding
Erection of two-storey rear and single storey side extension, with habitable space within the roof
Replace 8 timber framed windows.
Replacement of flat, plastic roof with a clay tile pitched roof to an existing lean-to structure.
Detached Garage
T1 Lime - Crown reduction back to primary reduction points, retaining approximately 0.5 - 1 of new growth.
T1 - Mature Willow tree - This is a large previously pollarded willow tree. We are intending to repollard the tree back to its previous reduction points (this is estimated to be cutting wood back that is roughly 100mm in diamater). We will also be carefully cutting the ivy off at the base of the tree, taking care not to damage the cambium layer of the willow when doing so.
Display of a non-illuminated painted wall sign on the southern elevation and 1 no. externally illuminated double-sided hanging sign on the eastern elevation.
Outline planning for demolition of existing buildings and erection of residential dwellings (Use Class C3), public open space, associated landscaping and infrastructure works with all matters reserved except for means of primary and emergency/construction access
T5 Yew - Reduce crown height by 2m to leave a final height of 6.5m. Crown lift to 3m above ground level. Reason - to allow light into garden, shape tree and promote more vigor. T13 Yew - Reduce crown by 2m leaving a finshed height of 7m and crown width of 6m. Reason - to allow light into garden, prevent lower branches obstructing work area and terrace. T7 Yew - Crown lift to 3m from rear path level. Crown height and width reduction of 2m to southern semi-circle only and leaving a finished height of 7m. Reasons - to allow more light into garden and prevent lower branches obstructing pathway.
T1.Rowan[ front garden]:- reduce crown by approximately 1m overall remaining crown to be 3x3 meters approximately. T2.Portuguese laurel [ rear]:- fell T3. Rowan:- fell [ diseased tree] T4.Rowan:-Fell [diseased tree] T5 Conifer:- fell Rowan trees will be replaced with similar.
Replacement of external windows (excluding loft windows) and doors, and change of colour of front door and external garage doors
Application for Permission in Principle for residential development comprising a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 4 dwellings and associated access.
T1 - Lime. Reduce to previous pollard points leaving the height of the tree at approx 6m and the spread at approx 3m
Installation of 17 no. solar panels on roof of modern swimming pool building
T1 ash tree, fell to ground level T2 conifer, fell to ground level T3 holly, reduce height by approximately 4 meters taking it from 8 to 4 meters and reducing width from 4 to 2 meters
Removal of condition 4 of BDB/66928 Erection of 4 no. agricultural buildings to remove restrictions regarding number of livestock within the holding.
T1 Lime fell tree has been previously topped leaving it with poor from and can?t be reduced further because of this.
T1- Crown reduce by c 4m leaving tree at 7m height and with crown radius of 3m - as suffering from Ash dieback
Apple (T1) - Reduce in height by 2m to alleviate weight stress due to decay cavities Walnut (T2) - Reduce lateral spread over neighbouring property by 2m targeting suitable growth points Norway Maple (T3) - Reduce in height by no more than 2m and reduce lateral spread by no more than 1.5m. Targeting suitable growth points
Walnut (T1) - Reduce lateral spread by 2m away from fruit trees. Pruning into suitable growth points
T1 - Removal of Fir tree to ground level.
Certificate of Lawfulness for the existing use of vehicular access on to the B3400 without compliance of condition 3 of BDB/66928