Planning applications in TA20
We hold 1,811 planning applications for the TA20 postcode area, 79 of them submitted in the past year. 93% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 56 days. The area is covered by South Somerset, Dorset, Somerset.
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Recent applications in TA20
Single storey rear extension to dwelling
Notification of intent to fell no.1 tree and carry out tree surgery works to no. 4 trees within a Conservation Area. T1. Yew Tree reduction - 20% reduction , deadwooding and any crossing branches T2. Lime Tree repollarding. Remove epicormic growth from bottom of the tree T3. Yew Tree reduction - 20% reduction , deadwooding and any crossing branches T4. Oak tree reduction - 20% reduction , deadwooding and any crossing branches T5. Conifer Tree removal - pushing a wall and overhanging driveway
Erection of a new garage
S73 Application to vary Condition No's 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 18 & 23 to allow for certain elements of the design to be adjusted relating to planning consent 21/00927/FUL; Erection of 70 bed residential care home (Use Class C2) with associated car parking and landscaping, creation of new vehicular and pedestrian access from East Street, upgrade of existing pedestrian access and demolition of existing buildings and other structures on site
Application for prior notification of agricultural development for the erection of a dual pitch portal framed agricultural building.
Prior Approval for change of use from commercial, business and service use (Class E) to 6 No. dwellinghouse(s) (Class C3).
A general purpose agricultural building, hard standing, rainwater harvest tank and access track
Application to carry out Tree Surgery Works to no 1 Group of Trees as shown within the South Somerset District Council (CHAR 1) 2006 Tree Preservation Order. G1 Including T1 Hybrid Black Poplar (Populus x canadensis) - Reduce all branches on southern aspect to suitable growth points by up to 3m, so they no longer overhang the northern boundary of Samuel Vickery Way. Remove any deadwood overhanging Samuel Vickery Way. Reason for works - The group contains many overextended limbs some of which overhang Samuel Vickery Way. Major deadwood is also present which could potentially fall into Samuel Vickery Way. The removal of the overhanging deadwood and reduction of the overhanging limbs is the minimum the our customer can hope to do as they are not the owner of these trees. T1 is part of the group which appears to have Ganoderma adsperum appearing at its base. Additionally one of the trees within the group has fallen towards Samuel Vickery Way causing damage to the fence, evidence of Ganoderma adsperum and Armillaria mellea can be seen on the remaining stem.
Internal alterations including the creation of changing rooms in existing offices, repairs to joinery & brickwork, fitting of new signage
Discharge of Condition Numbers 9 (Bat Lighting), 10 (Foul and Surface Water Drainage), 12 (Parking and Surfaced Turning Spaces), 17 (Finished Floor Levels), 19 (Allocation Certificate) and 20 (SuDSs Monitoring and Maintenance) of planning application 25/00628/FUL
Proposed extensions and associated works to provide additional accommodation
Application for prior notification of agricultural development for the erection of an Agricultural Workshop Building.
Application for prior notification of agricultural development for the erection of a dual pitch portal framed agricultural building.
Application to carry out Tree Surgery Works to No. 1 Tree as shown within the South Somerset District Council (CHAR 1) 2010 Tree Preservation Order. T1 - Field Maple - Carry out a sympathetic crown reduction to the western side of the Field Maple only, reducing the lateral branch spread by approximately 2.0 metres. All pruning works shall: Be undertaken in accordance with BS 3998:2010 Tree Work: Recommendations. Maintain the tree's natural shape, balance and amenity value. Be achieved through suitable reduction pruning back to appropriate secondary growth points. Not exceed pruning cuts of 75 mm in diameter. Avoid unnecessary removal of internal growth or over-thinning of the canopy. Retain the overall health, structural integrity and long-term viability of the tree. Reason for the Works The purpose of the pruning is to: Increase natural light reaching the adjoining garden. Reduce the amount of honeydew (sap) falling onto the adjacent patio area. Maintain the tree in a suitable form while preserving its contribution to the local landscape.
Erection of single storey flat roof rear extension which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original house by 3.75 metres, with a maximum height of 2.95 metres and an eaves height of 2.95 metres.
Application to reduce height by 2.5m to No.01 Lawson Cypress (T1) included within South Somerset District Council (CHAR 4 2004) Tree Preservation Order
Application for prior notification of agricultural development for the erection of an general purpose agricultural shed
Prior Approval for the proposed installation of 943 solar panels on the roof of non-domestic building.
Notification of intent to Fell No. 1 Tree and Carry out Tree Surgery Works to No. 2 Trees within a Conservation Area. T1 - Cedar of Lebanon - Remove the large eastern scaffold limb exhibiting displacement and a developing crack at its union with the main stem. Restrict pedestrian access beneath the affected limb until works have been completed where practicable. Following removal of the eastern limb, undertake a substantial retrenchment reduction throughout the remaining crown. Reduce overall crown height by approximately 8-10m and lateral spread by approximately 4-6m, where suitable pruning points allow and with application of arboricultural judgement. Crown height reduction pruning cuts should generally not exceed 300mm diameter. Lateral spread reduction pruning cuts should generally not exceed 200mm diameter. Retain a compact crown framework and as much viable foliage as practicable. Reduce end-weight and wind loading on retained scaffold limbs whilst maintaining a broadly natural form and the tree's contribution to the churchyard landscape. Final aim should be to achieve a residual crown/stem bias to the south following completion works T2 - Monterey Pine - Remove the elongated southern scaffold limb back towards its point of origin, retaining a substantial stub where necessary to avoid the creation of an excessively large pruning wound at the branch union. Remove associated deadwood greater than 50mm diameter from the crown over areas of regular public access. Monitor the extent of crown dieback, basal cavity development and condition of retained scaffold limbs. Review the need for further retrenchment pruning should decline continue or additional defects become apparent T3 - Chestnut - Fell to near ground level and retain stump as a habitat feature where practicable
Erection of a single-storey rear extension to the existing dwelling and alteration of the existing rear lean-to roof.
Rear box dormer to existing loft conversion
Application to prune No.02 Hornbeams, fell No.01 Holly tree, deadwood by no more than 30mm to No.04 Beech trees (T081-084) and crown reduce No.01 Beech Tree (T086) included within Tree Preservation Order CBC 1970
New Driveway
Discharge of Condition No's 04 (HMMP) of planning consent 25/02374/FUL and to discharge deemed Biodiversity Net Gain Plan Condition 03
Discharge of Conditions No. 15 (Surface Water Drainage), No.16 (ARB Method Statement and Tree/Hedge Protection), No. 18 (Landscape Plans) and No.19 (Junction arrangements - S278 Drawing) of Planning Application 15/04772/OUT (as amended by 18/01531/S73).
Replacement of existing conservatory with single storey extension and two storey side extension
Proposed rear extension (i) the projection of the rear extension beyond the rear wall is 7m (ii) the maximum height of the extension is 2.9m (iii) the height at the eaves of the extension is 2.6m
Notification of intent to erect a steel framed agricultural building for general farm and machinery storage
Single storey rear extension, two storey side extension and roof alterations
Non Material Amendment to approved application 25/02364/OUT to remove condition No. 14 (Noise Mitigation).
Notification of intent to carry out tree surgery works to T1-3 (Acer) to raise existing canopies on all points by 3m. Remove major deadwood. Reduce any encroachment onto building by 2m within a Conservation Area
Proposed single storey flat roof rear extension (i) the projection of the rear extension beyond the rear wall is 4.50m (ii) the maximum height of the extension is 3.40m (iii) the height at the eaves of the extension is 2.98m.
Discharge of Conditions No. 04 (Materials for walls and roof, window and door details,details of roof eaves, verges and abutments, details of guttering and other rainwater goods and position of meter boxes ) and 05 (Details of revised design and position of window to Cobb Cottage) of planning application 18/00493/FUL
Permission in principle for the erection of a minimum of 3 dwellings and a maximum of 5 dwellings
Demolition of existing conservatory, rear single-storey bedroom extension and garage, and construction of single storey extension to gable, bedrooms and double garage.
Notification of intent to Fell No. 2 Trees and carry out Tree Surgery Works to No. 2 Trees within a Conservation Area. T1 Cedar - Reduce canopy quadrant over private residents garden by 3m, back to suitable growth points. T2 Holly - Fell (multi-stemmed specimen). T3 Holly - Fell. T4 Lime - Reduce crown height and spread by 3m, back to suitable growth points.
Erection of agricultural machinery and fodder store
First floor extension above existing garage, additional parking space and internal reordering
Restoration and enhancement, revised two-storey side extension, external material alterations across the site and internal reconfiguration to improve functionality and performance
Notification of intent to erect a new Machinery and Fodder Store.
Discharge of Conditions No. 4 (Bat Licence), No. 5 (Ecology), No. 6 (Lighting) and No. 8 (Nest Boxes) of Planning Application 25/03011/FUL.
Discharge of Condition no 3 (P-Credit Certificate of Allocation) of Planning Application 25/01931/COU
Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for proposed removal of conservatory and erection of single storey extension to the rear of the existing bungalow.
Application for Lawful Development Certificate for the existing use C3 Residential as 1no. two bedroom flat and 1no. four bedroom flat.
S19 application to vary condition 2 (approved plans) of approval 25/01124/LBC for Replacement of fibre-cement sheeting with fibre-cement slate tiles due to leaks which are affecting the historic fabric of the building.
S73 application to vary conditions 2 (approved plans), 4 (materials), 5 (landscaping), 7 (package treatment plant) and 8 (external lighting) of approval 25/00610/FUL for Erection of single storey self-build dwelling.
Single storey rear extension to dwelling
The extension of an approved recycling yard for inert materials and the erection of an associated building for the storage of vehicles, plant and machinery together with the formation of a vehicular access at Colham Lane Cricket St Thomas
Non material amendment - closing in front of workshop & addition of doors & windows to planning permission reference P/VOC/2024/01023 (Erect two storey side extension, formation of first floor to existing dwelling and erect detached garage with workshop following removal of outbuildings)
Roofing over existing silage clamp (3)