Planning applications in SG2
We hold 1,207 planning applications for the SG2 postcode area, 197 of them submitted in the past year. 84% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 54 days. The area is covered by Stevenage, East Hertfordshire, North Hertfordshire.
Towns and villages in SG2
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Recent applications in SG2
Construction of garden studio outbuilding.
Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) for conversion of existing garage to craft room and utility facilities.
Two storey side and front extension and new porch to front elevation
Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) single storey detached building
Single storey rear extension
Fell to ground level 1no. Ash tree (T9) and reduction of crown by 4-6 metres in height and spread on 2no. Ash trees (T8 and T10) protected by Tree Preservation Order 38.
Proposed one no. 1 bedroom dwelling.
Erection of single storey side and rear extension
Discharge of Condition 4 (Sprinkler and Smoke Detector Systems) attached to 3/25/0827/HH
Reduction of crown by 30% on 1no. Cherry tree (T4) protected by Tree Preservation Order 74.
Removal of Condition 17 (Ecological Appraisal) attached to planning permission reference number 24/00844/FP for erection of 1no. three bedroom chalet bungalow
Erection of a detached garage with associated alterations to existing retaining wall
Demolition of existing greenhouse and construction of new greenhouse
Change of use from taxi fleet vehicle maintenance/office facility to a general vehicle maintenance facility.
Loft conversion to create a second floor bedroom with en-suite
Front porch extension
Single storey rear extension
Change of Use from public amenity land to residential use
Removal of existing buildings and construction of a self-build detached dwelling with solar panels and associated works
Erection of single storey side and rear extension
Conversion of existing double garage to annexe, single storey extension.
Demolition of the existing bungalow and detached garage. Construction of a replacement self-build dwelling and detached garage with air source heat pump and solar panels
We would like to install a driveway on our front garden, we have spoken to highways and received a quote from them regarding a dropped kerb, but i apparently need planning consent from you to do the hard standing before i pay for dropped kerb The drive we would like is 6.7m deep and 5.4m wide and we would use block paving with an acco drain where drive meets path. I will be doing the work myself so the digout will be 250mm and the buildup will be 150mm of type 1, 50mm of sharp sand and the 50mm blocks
I have attached visuals showing the proposed design for the shop frontage. The signage has been designed to be simple, elegant and sympathetic to the existing property, with the original brickwork and window and door framework being retained. The proposed changes include: 1. Haus of Joy signage above the shop frontage 2. Window frosting to provide privacy for clients 3. No major structural alterations to the existing shop front Please could you review the attached design and advise whether planning permission or advertisement consent is required, and if so, what I would need to provide to make the appropriate application. I would be grateful for your guidance before proceeding with any works.
Proposed Single Storey Rear Extension
Construction of single-storey side extension
Single-storey rear extension which will extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 6.4m, for which the maximum height will be 3.62m and the height of the eaves will be 2.52m
1no. Beech Tree trim and tidy up
Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) garage to be converted to habitable space
Proposed dropped kerb and off-street parking
Outline permission for redevelopment of the site to create up to 12 residential dwellings (C3), with associated pedestrian and vehicular access (all matters reserved except access)
Erection of single storey side and rear extension
Erection of single storey front extension
Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) for loft conversion
Is planning permission required to extend current drive to grass area
Part single/part two storey rear extension, new door opening and front porch and alterations to fenestration
Work to tree protected by TPO 74: Oak Tree (T1) reduce by 30%
Variation of Condition 2 (approved plans) pursuant to planning permission (ref: 3/21/2766/HH/Dated 29/03/2023) for (Demolition of rear extension and part demolition of out building attached to garage. Two storey rear extension and creation of link to new garage with 2 storey rear extension. External refurbishment of existing windows. Retention of existing self contained annex for the duration of the building works). The amendments include reducing the width of the rear extension to accommodate access to a garage
Erection of 1no. one bedroom dwelling and porch extension to the existing dwelling
Discharge of Conditions 6 (Landscaping Details), 8 (Means of Enclosure Details) and 10 (Refuse/Recycling Details) attached to 3/23/1686/FUL
Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) for detached garden room
Replacement windows in Farmhouse, external chimney, construction of in-ground swimming pool, ancillary single storey detached outbuilding and barn (retrospective)
Replacement windows in Farmhouse, external chimney, construction of in-ground swimming pool, ancillary single storey detached outbuilding and barn (retrospective)
Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) construction of single storey rear extension and detached single storey outbuilding
Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) construction of loft conversion.
Proposal to install a new side personnel door (inward opening) and side window (fixed) into the western elevation of our detached double garage that directly fronts a public footpath and verge. I believe that this will not require planning consent and is PD, but am told that I should check in case Article 4 direction applies and i would need to apply for planning consent.
Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) construction of permeable vehicular driveway
I would like to know if I require planning permission or if it falls under permitted development to convert my garage into a living space with an en-suite. I don't have any plans drawn up.
I would like to confirm whether planning permission is required for the proposed replacement of the existing front sliding glazed entrance doors at my property with a new anthracite grey composite entrance door with two glazed sidelights. The proposal retains the existing structural opening, reinforced concrete canopy, external walls and all existing dimensions. No extension, structural alterations or changes to the building footprint are proposed. A supporting document with photographs, dimensions and a proposed visualisation is attached.
I am proposing to construct a single-storey rear extension to my property under Permitted Development rights. The extension will replace a previous lean-to and is intended to comply with all relevant Permitted Development limitations. Please confirm whether there are any planning conditions or other restrictions affecting my property and advise what information or documents will be required to support a future Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) application