Planning applications in TQ3

Change of use from agricultural to equestrian & erection of private menage with associated works

G1: Field Maple - Prune southeastern canopy back by 1.5-2 metres, including higher growth. Maximum Diameter of Cuts 50mm. Rationale: These works are proposed as part of the reasonable maintenance of this vigorous tree and reduce dominance over the residential garden.

G1 Cypress hedge- reduced in height by approximately 8ft, to create a hedge, that's manageable going forward. historic hedge has been left to grow overtime. pre pruning demensions: h. 20 ft (from road) w. 20 ft post pruning dimensions: h. 12ft (from road) w. 20 ft T2 Oak, to be felled to ground. tree in decline by approximately 40%, sparse in the crown, lots of deadwood present. tree in poor form.

T1- Monterey Pine - Minimal crown lift to approximately 3m between ground level and foliage tips. Pruning secondary and sub lateral branches only on the neighbours side. The works are being undertaken to improve the tree to garden relationship at minimal impact to the tree and its visual amenity. Due to the position of the branch and the property/ garden the works are not readily visible from outside the site.

Illuminated signage to replace existing, including 2 x emblems, 2 x brand lettering, 1 x dealership name lettering and 1 x totem.

T1 - Sycamore rear of 19 Luscombe rd - Section fell to ground level due to it out growing the space where it is growing. T2 - Sycamore - Remove limb approximately 150 mm in diameter, crossing over garden, due to being over extended and tip heavy.

T2: Oak - crown raise to 5m from ground level by removing four lower limbs from over the shed and garden back to main stem, to allow more light to garden.

G040: x4 Ash - dismantle and fell group, dieback, poor vitality. T029: Ash - pollard to 2m above ground level, dieback, poor vitality. T037: x3 Elm - remove group to ground level, Ivy clad, loosening of soil at the base. T038: Ash - dismantle and fell x3 stems leaving timber 1m from ground level, poor physiological condition, dieback, basal decay.

Certificate of lawfulness for existing: use as a children care home within use class C2.

Alterations to lantern roof and adjacent windows.

G1 - X3 mature Sycamore - Repollard at 8m - Due to the close proximity to the adjacent railway line Creation of weak unions and cavities due to historic pollarding works.

Non-Material Amendment relating to application P/2024/0368: Major Reserved Matters relating to outline consent application P/2019/0281: Development of up to 100 dwellings, including affordable and market housing. Associated landscaping, open space, drainage and highways infrastructure at Land North of Totnes Road together with new access onto Totnes Road. Matters relating to condition 01 (RM): (i) layout, (ii) scale, (iii) appearance, (iv) landscaping. (Re-advertisement: As revised by plans received 27.01.25). Amendment sought: Alterations to condition P1 - Approved Plans. Corrections to approved plans list.

Construction of single-storey flat roof extension to rear, to include integrated roof light and patio doors.

5 Day Notice This notice applies strictly to those trees recorded as "dead" within the survey only. Please see Photos

Construction of two storey extension to east (front) elevation of property.

Conversion of loft space to double bedroom, maintaining existing external roofline and refurbishment with like-for-like materials where required. Installation of U-shaped staircase to access first floor. Installation of 4 Velux windows.

Householder application for extensions and alterations.

Variation of condition in relation to P/2024/0377 (Replacement of flat roof with pitched design, with velux rooflights.): Condition P1 - (approved plans). Variation sought: increase to height of flat roof.

Alterations to roof to include installation of dormers to front and rear.

TPO 452; T1: Horse Chestnut – lateral reductions of up to 1.5m on W&E aspects, up to 2m on S aspect, up to 1m on N aspect, height reduction of up to 1.5m, to reduce shading and maintain tree health.

Householder application for installation of an Air Source Heat Pump

Trees T1-T12 - Ash Trees of varying maturity. All are in various stages of Ash Dieback according to a survey and report by Evans Treecare. Propose to fell the trees before they become a hazard to the property and whilst in a condition for the tree surgeon to carry out the works safely. It is hoped that works can commence at the earliest opportunity before a leaf canopy develops. My neighbours have no objection. The woodland is very dense and within the immediate vicinity of the affected trees are well established fir, oak, hazel and sycamore trees. I do not wish to re-plant. A visit by a case office in 2023/24 following a 2021 successful application confirmed that re-planting was not necessary given the sloping terrain, the existing healthy trees and the density of the woodland.

Job Spec: T1 Beech (Neighbours tree but part of the group): - Crown reduction on the NE (facing house) aspect of canopy focusing on long over extended lateral, shortening by up to 2m in places keeping the natural form of the canopy. - Removal of 3 lower branches back to main stem no bigger than 100mm in diameter. Pre-pruning dimensions - W 12m H 18M - Post pruning W 10m - H18m T2 Beech: - Crown reduction on the NE (facing house) aspect of canopy focusing on long over extended lateral, shortening by up to 2m in places keeping the natural form of the canopy. - Removal of 3 lower branches back to main stem no bigger than 80mm in diameter. Pre-pruning dimensions W 12m H 18m Post Pruning - W 10m H 18m T3 Beech: - Crown reduction on the NE (facing house) aspect of canopy focusing on long over extended lateral, shortening by up to 2m in places keeping the natural form of the canopy. - Removal of 3 lower branches back to main stem no bigger than 100mm in diameter. Pre pruning dimensions W 12m H 18m Post-pruning - W 10m H 18m To achieve a clearance of 4m from garden level. Reasons: To shorten over extended branches towards dwelling, minimal small branch removal from the lower canopy to get a bit more natural light within the property without disrupting the natural shape of the canopy.

Beech (T1) - Following assessment, recommended works include the removal of deadwood and the removal of one identified crossed limb to improve crown structure and reduce the potential for future abrasion. Additionally, at the client's request, consent is sought to reduce the overall crown by up to 30% to contain the size of the tree within its setting. Works would be undertaken in accordance with BS 3998:2010, retaining a balanced crown form and suitable growth points.

Householder application for demolition of a conservatory and replacement with a single storey extension, and a first-floor extension to an existing annexe.

Replacement of existing single storey extension to rear to include cladding. Alterations to roof to include raising ridge height and replacement of dormers with velux windows.

Change of use to ground floor from mixed-use commercial and residential space, to 1no. 1-bedroom residential apartment.

G1 2x Horse chestnut and 1x common beech to be reduced in height by approx 50% to just above lateral branch above bird box (beech) and chestnut to be reduced to same height as beech tree to leave in uniform height. G1 1 x Common Beech: Pre pruning dimensions: H: 18m W: 5m Post Pruning dimensions: H: 9m W: 4m 2 x Horse Chestnuts: Taller tre: Pre pruning dimensions: H: 15m W: 4m Post Pruning dimensions: H: 9m W: 4m Smaller tree: Pre pruning dimensions: H: 12m W: 4m Post Pruning dimensions: H: 6m W: 4m Reasons: Beech tree has decay at the base, so the work is being done to reduce the wind resistance on the stem and manage as a monolith going forward. The two horse chestnuts have grown with poor form because of the beech trees dominance.

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Construction of first-floor extension with gable-ended roof, including raised terraces, creation of on-site parking with permeable hardstanding and garage at the rear, landscaping, and associated works.

Loft conversion to include rear dormer and an increase in ridge height, changes to fenestration and cladding.

Non-material minor amendment to planning consent 3037/24/VAR for change of roofing material from metal roof sheeting to slate tiles

Construction of single storey rear extension and enlargement of patio to rear

T001: Sweet chestnut(Castanea sativa) - Sectional dismantle and fell using various rigging techniques. All arising material shall be removed from site and returned to our premises for recycling. Justification, please see attached QTRA for justification of works.

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Householder application for new rear and side extension along with external alterations

Certificate of lawfulness for proposed siting of shepherd’s hut in rear garden for ancillary use

Demolish existing rear porch conservatory. Formation of a single storey rear extension with open balcony above (3.4m wide x 3.0m deep) including 1.7m opaque privacy screen on neighbour boundary (SW Elevation) and clear glass balustrade. Formation of French doors on first floor rear elevation to provide access on to aforementioned new open balcony. Formation of raised terrace off new ground floor rear extension alongside neighbour boundary with 1.7m privacy screen to side (SW elevation) Formation of roof over existing "alfresco area" alongside the existing detached garage. Formation of raised terrace adjacent to this aforementioned area. [Revised drawings received 13/4/2026]

Installation of 11m pole and associated apparatus.

Demolition of existing dilapidated structure & construction of a small-scale dog day-care & grooming facility with ancillary residential accommodation above

Demolition of existing building and construction of 25no Affordable Homes for over 55s with associated works and infrastructure.

Installation of 27.14kW roof-mounted solar PV system on pitched roofs, including battery storage.

T1 - Sweet chestnut(Castanea sativa) - Sectional dismantle and fell. - The tree is situated on a steep bank with split-level terrain, resulting in a compromised root system. Soft rot decay was identified on the northern buttress root similar characteristics associated with Kretzschmaria deusta (not confirmed), with a small adjacent cavity present at the lower stem. Acoustic sounding indicated a distinctly hollow response from approximately 200 mm above ground level to 1,200 mm, suggesting the presence of internal decay extending vertically through the lower stem section. Please see the attached QTRA.

Change of use from guest house to four self contained apartments.

Deconstruction of roof to the West Tower to enable stabilisation works. Reinstatement and restoration works including new structural elements and dormers.

T1 Elm - Photos of tree, Limb removal only. Branches and/or limbs to be removed directly affecting adjacent property, as identified within picture. T2 Holm Oak tree, Crown lift to 4m over front driveway into property T3 Holm Oak tree, Removal of deadwood and damaged limb identified within attached photo. (Deadwood exempt) G1 Mixed species hedge group - Photos of trees/hedge to be crown lift 5.2m to provide highways clearance and clearance of street furniture.

TPO 1978: T1 – Beech – Crown height reduction for 7 branches of between 4 – 5 m, removal of 4 lower branches on the South West side back to the trunk & shortening of 4 branches on the South West by 4m, T2 – Oak – removal of 2 branches on the South West back to the trunk & shortening of 4 upright branches on the South West side by 2m

Householder application for internal alterations, window replacement, hip to gable loft conversion with balcony & separate single garage with room above the garage

Householder application for proposed roof space conversion with dormer extensions

Demolition of rear conservatory, erection of single storey rear extension with roof terrace over, existing patio to be raised with glass balustrading and changes to fenestration.