Planning applications in SN10
We hold 1,811 planning applications for the SN10 postcode area, 310 of them submitted in the past year. 93% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 45 days. The area is covered by Wiltshire.
Towns and villages in SN10
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Recent applications in SN10
Reconfiguration of the downstairs WC and its adjacent access hallway corridor into a second full bathroom
Agricultural storage shed
Erection of advertisements - 4 x fascia signboards and 10 x poster boards (retrospective)
Permission in principle for a single dwelling
Replacement of both external front door and rear door, from 4 panel hardwood doors, to 4 panel stable hardwood doors.
Variation of condition 2 (Approved Plans) relating to application PL/2024/04755 - To alter designs and positions for the approved boat store, shed and greenhouse.
4 x Pine tres - reduce by 50%
T1- Maple tree - prune on eastern side of crown (by approximately 2m lateral extension growth) to re-balance crown T2- Weeping Birch tree - fell - tree in senescence and decline
Retrospective permission for the removal of a portion of the internal wall and doorway between the living room and kitchen.
Replacement of roof covering with the installation of fire barriers to the building. Roof is to be recovered in Natural slate with lead valley gutters to match existing
Erection bin store, oil tank and enclosure in front garden.
Extension of Agricultural Track
Replacement of roof covering with the installation of fire barriers to the building. Roof is to be recovered in Natural slate with lead valley gutters to match existing
Installation of DDA compliant entrance ramp to main entrance to nursing home
Livestock isolation shed
T1 - Beech tree - reduce crown by 3m-4m to suitable growth points just beyond previous reduction points and crown thin
Replacement of existing single storey flat-roofed extension to rear with new single storey extension to accommodate home office.
T1 Beech reduce by 2-3m remove rubbing crossing branches and deadwood throughout canopy T2 Beech reduce by 2-3m remove rubbing crossing branches and deadwood throughout canopy
T1 - Copper Beech tree - reduce entire crown by 1m-2m
Holly and Hazel trees - reduce height by 30%
T1 Cherry - Fell to ground level. T2 Hawthorn - Reduce below BT wires by 2m.
T1 Beech - Reduce height and laterals by up to 1m and shape to leave in good form. To manage tree in appropriate size for context of location. T2 Cherry - Reduce crown by up to 2m. To consolidate structure following recent stem failure. T3 Cypress Conifer - Crown raise over driveway entrance. To clear for vehicle access.
T1 Thuja - Remove via sectional dismantle, due to out growing its location re gaining light. T2 Atlas Cedar - Reduce in hight by up to 4m to reduce the sail effect, retain a more manageable size within the location and crown raise by 2m. T3 Thuja - Remove via sectional dismantle. To regain light. T4 Thuja - Remove via sectional dismantle. Growing too close to the house, wrong location for the species.
T1 Spruce - Fell. T2 Willow - 2m side prune from house and outbuilding. 3m crown raise for vehicle access and garden maintenance. T3 Apple - 2m side prune from neighbouring fence. 3m crown raise for vehicle access. T4 Willow - 3m side prune from neighbouring property. Failed section removal. Large limb has split out, 4m section to be removed back to fork in main limb to remove compromised section but retain co-dominant stem. 3m crown raise for garden maintenance.
Front and rear extensions with the addition of a new roof refurbishment.
Replcement Front Door
T1 Beech - The tree has recently suffered from some primary limb loss. The crown has suffered some lower canopy damage over the road due to the canopy being to low over the road. The work we wish to carry out is to reduce remaining canopy by 2-3m to suitable growth points. To prevent further wind throw or limb loss, crown lift to 5.5m over the road and drive. Remove any deadwood within the canopy. T2 Turkey Oak - This tree is growing between two properties. The tree has been visibly reduced in height some years ago with potential decay now at the reduction point. The tree was also heavily pruned back to the main stem on the south side facing property number 4. More recently the tree has be heavily reduced/pollard on the north side over the neighbouring property of 3A with remaining lateral branches being about 3-4m long. This is showing signs of good regrowth. In the upper canopy over number 4 the canopy is showing sings of die back. The remining canopy of the tree is unbalanced. I would like to propose that we carry out a retrenchment pollard to the tree bringing the finished height down to around 10m or to below the possible decay in the main stem at the old reduction point on the main stem . I would like to cut back the remaining lateral branches to leave up to 3-4m on the east ,west and south side to match the recently reduced north side. This would then leave a more balanced shape to the tree.
Replacement Front Door
T1 - Group of Beech trees and Sycamore trees - to left elevation of house - reduce in height by 50% to suitable growth points T2 - 3 x Birch trees - reduce in height by 40% to suitable growth points
T1 - Dead Pine tree - overhanging road - fell to ground level T2 - Lime tree - reduce large lateral limb that overhangs cables by 3m-4m to suitable growth points
T1 - Beech tree - 4m crown raise, major deadwood removal, crossing/rubbing/comprised branch removal. 3m selective limb reduction on house side. Mature beech has become a concern for elderly homeowner, low hanging branches make garden maintenance difficult, and are over hanging and in contact with surrounding fence and neighbouring shed, 4m crown raise from ground level to reduce impact on neighbouring property and home owner. Major deadwood present will be removed and crown inspected at the same time and rubbing, compromised branches reduced or removed, with the aim to remove the smallest amount possible and not to open large wounds on the stem. 3m selective limb reduction on certain over-extended limbs facing the customers house. T2 - Sycamore tree - 4m crown raise, major deadwood removal, crossing/rubbing/comprised branch removal. Mature sycamore has large sections of deadwood present, canopy inspected compromised branches to be reduced or removed, with the aim to remove the smallest amount possible and not to open large wounds on the stem. All cuts made to BS3998 standard appropriate growth points, no cuts over 3" diameter to be made unless damage/decay is present to justify. Trees appear in good health and should recover well from the suggested works.
T1 – Ash tree – fell T2 – Western Red Cedar tree – fell T3 – Western Red Cedar tree – (sapling) fell T4 – Sycamore tree – fell T5 – Pear tree – reduce to original monolith
T1 - Lime tree - fell - tree has approxiamtely 70% of canopy weighted towards house, garage & drive. Tree is too large to be in such close proximity to building, in the event of tree or branch failure property damage or injury would be likely. Large root system likely to cause issues to foundation in time. Tree is causing distress to homeowners who are worried about potential failure.
T1 - Elm tree - fell T2 - Ash tree - fell T3 - Field Maple tree - fell T4 - Elm tree - fell T5 - Elm tree - reduce by 3m-4m and reduce southern stem to 4m-5m to remove end weight T6 - Elm tree - reduce by 3m-4m to remove end weight and crown raise to 5m and fell Ash tree alongside T7 - Ash tree - remove partially failed branch and remove Elm sapling beneath T8 - Ash tree - crown raise to gain 3m clearance from building G9 - all trees - sever and remove 1m section of Ivy
T1 Walnut tree - Reduce by 30% and re shape tree to rebalance to a more upright growing form.
T1 Holly - Reduce by 6ft and trim side by 2-3ft. T2 Yew - Trim over by 2-3ft. T3 Yew- Trim over by 2-3ft. T4 Holly- Reduce by 2 meters and reduce side in by 1-2 meters. T5 Blue Cedar Dead - Remove dead branches up to about 25ft.
Reduce Conifer by 1 metre. Reduce Eucalyptus by 6ft. Reduce Smoke Bush to previous points. Reduce hedges in front garden by 1 metre.
Agricultural steel portal frame building for storage
New dwelling in boundary of No.65 Longcroft Road. Removal of existing porch and vehicular access
Proposed internal and external alterations.
Landscaping alterations including to the pond and surrounding land
Retrospective application for the use of area of land within a dog exercise field for the stationing of canine agility equipment for use ancillary to the approved use of the land.
Retrospective planning permission for the use of part of the rear courtyard as ancillary outdoor customer seating and the siting and operation of a mobile catering trailer within the rear courtyard, for the ancillary preparation and service of food to cus
Erection of proposed ground floor side extension.
Proposed front and rear extensions
T1 Ash - Remove heavily leaning stem and reduce remaining canopy by 3-4m.
Replacement of two windows on rear elevation
To divide the existing two storey house into two houses.
Erection of agricultural building for storage of hay/straw and machinery
To divide the existing two storey house into two houses.