Planning applications in SK9

Single Storey Rear Extension

Single storey rear and side atrium extension.

T1 Oak - Crown reduce by 1.5 to 2.5m to reduce the risk of further major failures, targeting longer, heavier sections Note This tree has shed limbs every year or two over the last few years

Proposed First Floor Side Extension, Replacement Front Porch Infill, and Conversion of the Existing Garage to Form Habitable Living Accommodation, together with the Installation of a New Pitched Roof.

T1 Ash, tree in stage 3 Ash Dieback, fell and re plant with native semi standard tree at different location within garden. T2 Sycamore, fell to allow redesign of garden, re plant with native semi standard tree at different location within garden.

Two storey side extension, a part single, part two storey rear extension, a replacement dormer extension to the rear, an open porch canopy and minor changes to the elevations.

Discharge of conditions 1-6 on approval 25/1777/FUL

Discharge of conditions 3, 8 and 10 on approval: Construction of dwellinghouse.

Internal alterations and new side window to first floor flat.

Japanese Maple - light clipping works paying particular attention to the limbs over the garden, hedge and neighbours garden. Himalayan Birch group - Reduce the canopy in height by 40% and prune side limbs by 1-1.25 metres to shape. Prunus Amanogawa - Reduce in height by 2 metres and shorten the side limbs to balance the width and shape of the tree. Twin stemmed Cypress group - Remove stems on either side of the tree to clear the neighbouring shrubs by 30-45cm. Camelia and Purple Maple Group - Cut hard back by around 45 centimetres all around. Remove selected low limbs off the Purple Maple if required. Himalayan Birch - 1. Reduce in height to 60cm below the level of the ridge tile. Reduce the sides hard back by 1-1.25 metres. Ensure the property at the rear is cleared by 1 metre. Multi stemmed Cypress - fell to ground level or Trim the longer lateral growth on the tree by up to 45cm.

Prior approval for ground floor rear extension projecting 5.96m to the rear. 5.6m wide. Eaves height 2.75m. Ridge Height 3.6m.

Discharge of condition 17 on approval 22/2302M

Removal of 1 Pine Tree and 3 Conifers

Erection of a single-storey outbuilding to provide a specialised SEN provision for some of the school's more complex SEN children.

G1 group of alders to be reduced in height by 5m and shape for maintenance purposes. G2 group of conifers to be reduced by 5m for maintenance purposes.

ROOF RIDGE RAISED BY 300mm, NEW REAR DORMER AND INTERNAL REMODELLING

Conversion of loft space with new dormer, single storey rear extension, new entrance location with canopy above, changes to roof and wall finishes, enlargement of existing drive.

T5 Oak Tree - Suggesting works would to be to remove and safely take down the tree. We would have an option to replant the same make of tree which is probably an English Oak (Quercus robur) or Holm Oak (Quercus ilex)

Demolition of existing conservatory building and replacement with new rear single storey extension.

G1 – Sycamore and Elder Group Reduce Sycamores in height by approximately 2 metres. Shorten the longer limbs over 37 after discussion with client (as screening needs to be maintained between the properties). Elder growing under the Sycamore, reduce the upright limb growing into the Sycamore to a 30cm stub and reduce the limb over the garage by 1.25 metres.

Discharge of condition 4 on approval 25/2044/HOUS: Demolition of existing garage, erection of a single storey side extension, erection of a new rear dormer, proposed roof alterations, installation of air source heat pump and solar panels and associated landscaping.

T1. Lime. Work to improve light & reduce debris: - Remove epicormic growth around base & from main stem - Crown thin by approx 20% - Reduce on property side by 1-2m

Non-material amendment to application 22/2349M.

Single storey side and rear extension and a new rear dormer

Single and double rear extension with change of front fenestration

Installation of windows to the side elevation

Non-material amendment on approval 25/2062/HOUS: Conversion of garage to living space, loft conversion, including roof extension and erection of dormers to the rear and side roof slopes. Cladding to the side of gable to match the dormer and remove the barge board. Make the side window to the front dormer slightly bigger in width.

Permission in Principle for the erection of up to 6 no. dwellings

Demolition of existing conservatory, First floor side extension over existing garage, small single and double storey extension to rear of property. General remodelling of elevations and roof.

1. Large Cypress at the front of the property reduce in height by 6 metres. Reason – The tree has a heavily multi stemmed formation which could predispose it to structural failure. (Smaller limbs in the crown have already failed). The reduction is aimed at reducing the risk of failure and a phased removal of the tree in the longer term. The client is keen to establish another tree in its place if possible. 2. Medium Cypress at the front of the property (by the Oak tree) Sectional dismantle to ground level. Reason – The tree is competing with a nicely developing Oak tree which will be a much nicer specimen in the longer term.

Works to trees 704 Pedunculate Oak and 705 Pedunculate Oak

Non-material amendment to approved application 21/3622M: Replacement of semi-detached dwelling with new five bedroom detached house, landscaping to rear including partially covered outdoor terrace

Proposed single storey rear wrap around extension

Proposed double storey side extension.

Demolition of existing structures, removal of car parking and replacement with 20 new affordable dwellings.

Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) on 25/2528/FUL - Proposed change of use of the private forecourt area fronting 109-111 Wilmslow Road to a covered outside eating and drinking area for the businesses. The proposal also includes some alterations to the front elevation of both properties.

Single storey rear and side extension

Certificate of lawful development for proposed alteration to the roof of the existing rear elevation, alterations to the existing rear doors and alteration to existing side entrance.

Permission in principle for proposed 2 new detached houses with off road parking.

Certificate of proposed lawful use for demolition of existing rear bay window and construction os single storey rear extension

Discharge of condition 13 on approval 25/1810/FUL: Proposal for the demolition of an existing building and the construction of three bungalows (Use Class C3 Dwelling-houses (b) a single household of not more than 6 residents where care is provided).

Rear porch extension over existing external steps

T1 Yew, reduce in overall size by around 1-1.5 meters. tree becoming to large for area planted.

Variation of condition 3 - Approved plans on application 25/4247/HOUS.

Non-material amendment on approval 25/1992/HOUS: Erection of single storey rear extension, erection of enlarged garage to front elevation and erection of new entrance porch. Amendment to increase forward facing garage extension to 1.5m alongside minor cosmetic alterations to the rearward facing kitchen extension.

Erection of a full-width single-storey rear extension with flat roof; formation of raised rear terrace with glazed balustrade and external steps; installation of roof lantern; replacement and enlargement of rear openings including sliding glazed doors and Crittall-style doors; internal reconfiguration of ground floor layout; and associated external alterations.

T15 (Ash) - Fell to ground level due to significant declining condition

Fell (T1) Chestnut 16m height Fell (T2) Sycamore 15m Fell (T3) Sycamore 13m Reasons for removal: T1 Chestnut - roots are showing signs of pushing the retaining wall on to the pavement where pedestrians walk, potentially causing an injury. Two very large overhanging branches - one over neighbours property & other over the road that has suffered repeated damage from (and to) high sided delivery vehicles. Roots from the tree are extensive and are severely lifting the driveway, wall and drains which have / will require further repair. There have been reports of falling branches on the pavement and neighbour’s property. T2 Sycamore Removal Noticed it didn’t come in to leaf last year, showing clear signs of decline. Growth is very uneven / one sided and at some point in the past (we are the new owners) it has been badly damaged with a chainsaw (presumably trying to control climbing ivy). Very close to the pavement and if it was to fall would hit our property. Roots from the tree are likewise causing damage to the wall, drains & driveway. T3 Sycamore Reduction Perfectly healthy tree requires no more than maintenance. Reduce central leader by 2.5m and lateral branches by 1.5m. All 3 trees have not been maintained at all for a considerable amount of time (>10yrs) and consequently are no longer in a position where normal management, pruning etc is either feasible or sufficient We wish to re plant in place of where the existing trees T1 & T2 are with Silver Birch preferably.

Proposed single storey rear extension.

Non-Material Amendment to 25/2448/HOUS - Erection of front porch extension, erection of two storey side extension, associated external alterations, and erection of partial single storey and two storey rear extension.