Planning applications in SN9
We hold 577 planning applications for the SN9 postcode area, 124 of them submitted in the past year. 96% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 43 days. The area is covered by Wiltshire.
Towns and villages in SN9
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Recent applications in SN9
Proposed construction of a new single storey outbuilding to provide plant room facilities, the replacement of an existing dilapidated greenhouse, and the repair, strengthening and extension of the existing structurally deficient boundary wall.
Partial demolition, refurbishment and extension of existing buildings, construction of additional guest accommodation and leisure facilities, change of use of land for car parking and ancillary leisure building, with associated landscaping, access and servicing works.
Construction of small roof terrace on east side of first floor flat
T1 - Holly tree - reduce canopy by 2m T2 - Cherry tree - reduce limb extending eastwards by 4m-5m to suitable growth points to match remaining canopy T3 - Silver Birch tree - reduce limbs extending towards property by 3m-4m to suitable growth points to allow light into garden T4 - Silver Birch tree - reduce lateral limbs extending towards No. 1 by 2m to match remaining row
Willow tree - reduce to a stump level (6ft max height) that is below the point where it is growing into the building
T1 Holm Oak & T2 Lime are situated on the rear boundary of the property bordering the neighbouring driveway. T1 - Holm Oak tree - pollard 3 leaning stems at 3m for regeneration, to reduce risk of failure, reduce encroachment on Yew trees, and provide more light under the canopy. - The main upright stem requires no work and is to be retained T2 - Lime tree - reduce the overall size of the canopy by 30% to reduce end weight, provide a smaller formalised crown to improve light levels, and remove lower branches up to a height of 6m to reduce encroachment over road, driveway and garden
G1 – 4 x Lime trees - to remove basal growth, crown lift up to a height of 3m and trim/prune upper crowns to maintain and train regrowth into formalised shapes G2 – 3 x Beech trees - 25% crown reduction to provide a single formalised crown G3 – Lime tree – crown raise to height of 5m Yew tree – crown reduce by 40% Ash tree – fell 2 x Horse Chestnut trees – crown reduce by 30% Horse Chestnut tree – reduce by 25% to shape and crown lift up to 3m 2 x Yew trees – pollard to 3m Lime tree – pollard to 5m Horse Chestnut tree – fell Yew tree – crown reduce by 25% to shape Lime tree – pollard to 5m T4 – Horse Chestnut tree - reduce height by 30% and prune sides to shape, to reduce windsail, improve stability and manage root structure expansion
Conversion of garage/outhouse into an annexe to provide ancillary space to the existing house - gym/study, kitchenette, shower room and artist's studio. Alterations to the rear of the existing building with minor changes to the internal layout, changes to fenestration and replacement of all the windows and doors in the rear elevation
Construction of an external chimney stack
Proposed dismantling and reconstruction of the structurally unstable east wing of Littlecott Mill due to subsidence, where there is risk of collapse onto the adjacent public highway.
1 - Contorted Willow tree - fell
1 - Walnut tree - reduce by 2m-3m in line with previous cuts and shape crown accordingly
Relocation and installation of a new heating oil tank at front boundary of property.
Erection of a two-storey side extension to existing dwelling, extension to existing garden room, alterations and extension to existing porch, installation of external oak weatherboarding to garden room elevations, replacement windows and associated altera
T1 Copper Beach - Reduce crown by 3.5 metres and crown raise 3 metres and shape accordingly to clear adjacent thatch and roof.
Application for permission in principle for residential development of 3 no. dwellings (Use Class C3).
Variegated Norway Maple tree - reduce height by 3m-3.5m and shape crown accordingly, cutting back to clear neighbouring property and remove reverted growth where possible
Rear extension full width of existing property, circa 6m out from rear existing property, plus a rebuild of the garage and widening of the garage inwards of the plot to attach the garage to the house.
Dead Rowan tree - Fell.
3 x Silver Birch trees - fell
T1 Willow- Fell. T2 Weeping Willow - Remove one snapped stem.
T1 Apple - Fell. T2 Catalpa - Reduce canopy by 1 meters to a finished height of 12 meters and a sympathetic lateral reduction of 0.5m. G3 Lime - Reduce line of trees by 1.5 meters to a finished height of 9 meters.
Variation of Condition 5 (Approved Plans) relating to application 14/04237/OUT - Change of use from existing agricultural land, including former chicken farm, demolition of existing bungalow and outline permission for the erection of up to 45 dwellings, l
Conversion of bedroom to bathroom, insertion of cloakroom within existing boot room, and new porch over kitchen door.
T1 - Copper Beech - 40% reduction- reason for works over shading garden, in close proximity to house, tree was last pruned in 2008. T2- Sycamore - reduce overhanging branches back to hedge line - reason for works - growing into Beech tree and vegetable
Tree 0721 - Early mature Apple - Fell
Installation of solar panels
Replace old septic tank and soakaway with treatment plant and drainage field
T1 Cherry - Reduce limbs growing over the driveway entrance by up to 2m to leave a canopy spread of 2m. The branches are encroaching in the driveway and preventing access for larger vehicles. T2 Sycamore - Re pollard to previous cut height of 6m above gr
Erection of a garden room
T1 Maple tree - Fell.
Revamp Your Tank Scheme - replacement of septic tanks with treatment plants
Retrospective change of use of outbuilding to short-term holiday let studio. Retention of artistic installation to chimney pot
Re-use and conversion of former RAF building to form a single dwelling and associated works.
Revamp Your Tank Scheme - replacement of septic tanks with treatment plants
Single storey side and rear extension
Nomination of The Swan to be listed as an Asset of Community Value
Proposed single storey rear extension
Proposed single storey rear extension
Box hedge - Remove.
Robinia tree - On the west side, removal of bough which is growing into and damaging the garden shed. On the east side, removal of branches which are touching the power lines and a little pruning to even up the shape. The stem to be removed is approximate
Conversion of stables to create small annex for additional accommodation associated with the main dwelling
Large Beech tree - Reduce by 2-3 meters and thin the crown to allow more light through to the garden.
T1 5 x stems Holm Oak - Fell to ground level. T2 Copper Beech and Lime - Remove large sections of deadwood and raise canopies over road to 5m. Raise Lime over lawn to 2.5m. T3 Holm Oak - Remove low limb over lawn. T4 Robinia - Dismantle leaving a 2/3m
Smoke Bush tree - Fell.
Fell Leylandii hedge.
The construction of a front porch and single storey rear extension
Cypress tree - fell
Proposed rear extension and associated internal alterations to achieve additional ensuite bedroom and kitchen/living space.
Inclusion of external flue and pv panels.