Planning applications in YO25
We hold 2,577 planning applications for the YO25 postcode area, 253 of them submitted in the past year. 94% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 56 days. The area is covered by East Riding, Ryedale, North Yorkshire.
Towns and villages in YO25
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Recent applications in YO25
TPO - THE CEMETERY, BRIDLINGTON ROAD, DRIFFIELD - 1994 (REF 411) A1 - Crown lift 1no. Horse Chestnut tree, 1no. Holly tree, 1no. Elder tree and 1no. Portugese Laurel all to 4m as they are overhanging the adjacent property and preventing access to the rear garden fence, causing maintenance problems
NORTH DALTON CONSERVATION AREA - Crown reduce 1no. Variegated Maple tree (T1) by up to 1m all round to manage the size; Crown reduce 1no. Cherry tree (T2) by up to 1m all round; Crown reduce 4no. Birch trees (G1) by up to 1.5m all round; Crown reduce 2no. Cypress and 1no. Gold Crest Confier trees (G2) to 3m (10ft, as illustrated) to keep in accordance with the property deeds
DRIFFIELD SOUTH CONSERVATION AREA - Crown reduce 2no. Lime trees (T1 and T2) by up to 1.5m (as illustrated) with reduction of epicormic growth
TPO - HUTTON CRANSWICK NO. 4 - 2004 (REF 810) T1 - Crown reduce 1no. Beech tree by 4m away from the bungalow and 2m over the patio, crown lift by up to 4m, and crown thin epicormic growth in lower crown by 25% as the tree is impeding the roof of the bungalow, affecting the boundary fence in high winds, and blocks natural light in the living area of the dwelling
Submission of details required by Conditions 3 (joinery details), 4 (Construction Emissions Management Plan (CEMP)), 6 (hard and soft landscape works), 9 (maintenance schedule of internal road infrastructure) and 10 (cycle storage) of planning permission 24/00394/PLF
WETWANG CONSERVATION AREA - Fell 20no. Lawson Cypress trees forming a hedge as it has lapsed
LOCKINGTON CONSERVATION AREA - Remove 1 no. dead tree; Crown reduce 1 no. tree by removing 1 no. major dangerous limb which is overhanging the village green
Submission of details required by Conditions 7 (wheel cleaning facilities) and 9 (Written Scheme of Investigation) of planning permission 25/02761/PLF
Erection of an extension to existing agricultural livestock building
Erection of a garden room (part-retrospective application)
Erection of single storey extension to rear
Construction of crushed stone hardstanding apron for agricultural storage
Construction of farm track
LOCKINGTON CONSERVATION AREA - Crown reduce 1 no. Silver Birch tree (T1) by 3 metres and crown lift by 0.9 metres due to feathery tertiary branches; Crown reduce 1 no. Silver Birch trees (T2) by up to 1.5 meters
TPO - BRANDESBURTON PARK (NORTH) - 1989 (REF 384) A2 - Fell 1no. Variegated Holly tree as after removal of leaf/detritis from the base a developing basal cavity was discovered with significant degradation of the stems, causing a decline in the health of the tree; the tree is close to a public footpath so may become a hazard to the public
NORTH DALTON CONSERVATION AREA - Crown reduce 2 no. Cedar Trees (T1) Blue Atlas Cedar and (T2) Deodar Cedar by up to 1.5m all round in order to allow more daylight into the dwelling, reduce the overhang of the tree over the neighbours driveway to the south and to prevent the trees being struck by high sided vehicles on the street
Submission of details required by Conditions 2 (Construction Emissions Management Plan), 3 (Construction Method Statement), 7 (scheme for the storage and disposal of all waste) and 9 (surface water and foul drainage) of planning permission 23/02668/PLF
Submission of details required by Condition 2 (materials) of planning permission 26/00552/PLF
Submission of details required by Condition 2 (bricks and roof tiles) of planning permission 26/00917/PLF
BAINTON CONSERVATION AREA - Fell 1 no. Ash tree (2) as it is showing characteristic symptoms of ash dieback and is overhanging a summerhouse and garage, with debris now being deposited on the structures below; Fell 1 no. Sycamore tree (1) due to close proximity to the neighbouring property, is causing significant shading of the neighbour's rear garden and is a potential risk to the roof and foundations
TPO - THE OLD RECTORY & GLEBE GARDENS, MAIN ST, BEEFORD - 1987 (REF 414) A4 - Crown thin 1no. Norway Maple (T1) by 10% with a crown lift of 1no. limb over south hedge at 4m and removal of epicormic growth; Crown reduce 1no. Beech tree (T2) laterally by 0.5m; Crown lift 1no. Beech tree (T3) to 3m; Crown lift 1no Himalayan Birch (T4) to 4m; Crown lift 1no. Himalayan Birch (T5) via removal of limb to the north, with a crown reduction of upper limbs to north in order to balance; Crown lift 1no. Norway Maple (T6) over garden and roof to 6m; Crown lift 1no. Ash tree (T7) over garden and roof to west to 5m; all works to allow more light into garden, allow space for smaller trees to develop balanced crowns
Relocation of vehicular access and alterations to landscaping as approved under planning permission 24/01814/PLF
LOCKINGTON CONSERVATION AREA - Crown reduce 1 no. Copper Beech tree to make safe and re-balance due to multiple limb failures
DRIFFIELD SOUTH CONSERVATION AREA - Crown reduce 1 no. Whitebeam tree by 3 meters in height as illustrated
Erection of first floor extension to side
LOCKINGTON CONSERVATION AREA - Fell 1 no. Sycamore tree as it is dying and could endanger residents and the general public
Submission of details required by Conditions 3 (archaeology - written scheme of investigation), 4 (hard and soft landscaping) and 5 (surface water drainage) of planning permission 22/03072/PLF
NAFFERTON CONSERVATION AREA - Crown reduce 4 no. Silver Birch trees (T1, T3, T5 & T9) by 4 metres; Fell 1 no. Pine tree (T4) and 3 no. Cherry trees (T7, T10 & T13); Crown reduce 1 no. Cherry tree (T12) by 3 metres
Submission of details required by Condition 22 (PV panels) of planning permission 22/02912/STPLF
Erection of a general purpose clear span agricultural building
NAFFERTON CONSERVATION AREA - Remove 9 no. Conifer trees (T1-T9) and 1 no. Pussy Willow tree (T10) as they are having a significant negative effect on the foundation design of the owner's new extension and are taking up a lot of useable space which the owner wants to use to improve the garden
Construction of replacement unmade hardstanding apron with a concrete apron for access purposes
KILHAM CONSERVATION AREA - Fell 11 no. Western Red Cedar trees (G1) as it is a lapsed hedge which is now causing a nuisance to neighbouring properties on Chantry Meadows and are adjacent to high voltage electricity lines
Submission of details required by Conditions 17 (Habitat Management and Monitoring Plan and 25 (Written Scheme of Archaeological Investigation) of planning permission 24/01703/STPLF
Erection of a first floor extension, balcony and dormer windows to front, plus single storey extension to side and change of materials
LUND CONSERVATION AREA - Fell 1 no. Larch tree as is dead; Remove 1 no. limb and installation of 1 no. bracing system to 1 no. Oak tree to reduce weight and make safe as a result of major split in main stem
Submission of details required by Statutory Biodiversity Net Gain Condition of planning permission 26/00420/PLF
Submission of details required by Conditions 7 (Construction Environmental Management Plan), 8 (Wildlife Enhancement Plan), 13 (Insect Management Plan) of plannng permission 26/00420/PLF
Submission of details required by Condition 26 (scheme of interpretation illustrating the importance of the chalk beck, including timing of installation) of Planning Permission 22/02912/STPLF
Submission of details required by Conditions 3 (planting and maintenance scheme), 5 (landscaping details), 6 (Written Scheme of Investigation), 7 (dirty wash water tank) and 8 (Construction Environmental Management Plan) of planning permission 26/00034/PLF
Submission of details required by Statutory Biodiversity Net Gain Condition of planning permission 26/00034/PLF
Installation of windows to side and rear with rooflight to rear
Installation of outdoor gym
Part change of use of ground floor and first floor (Use Class E) to create 4 dwellings (Use Class C3)
TPO - BARMSTON NO. 1 - 2007 (REF 1088) A2 - Crown reduce 1 no. Holly tree (T1) by 2 metres overall to create balanced shape and promote internal growth; Fell 4 no. Leylandii trees (G2) as the trees comprise a lapsed hedge and have started to shed limbs during windy conditions
TPO - BARMSTON NO. 1 - 2007 (REF 1088) A3 - Crown reduce 1 no. Pine tree (T3) by laterally reducing 2 no. lower limbs at 8m and 10m height to west by 2 metres, and reduce overhanging top by 4 metres to prevent overhanging boundary and roof of 20 Sands Lane; Crown reduce 4 no. Yew trees (T4, T5, T6 & T7) by laterally reducing crown back to boundary by 1-2 metres to west as required to prevent overhang over the boundary and roof of 20 Sands Lane; Crown reduce 1 no. Beech trees (T8) by laterally reducing tertiary branches by up to 1.5 metres to west, as required, to limit further future overhang over the boundary of 20 Sands Lane in order to prevent excessive unbalance to a very asymmetric crown and limit debris and bird mess fall over parking area
KILHAM CONSERVATION AREA - Crown lift 1 no. Leyland Cypress (T1) to 7 metres due to roadside vehicle impact damages on branches; Crown reduce 1 no. Contorted Willow tree (T2) by reducing all stems to 6 metres in height and allow to regenerate due to large amount of dead wood in upper canopy and leave any lower growth intact; Crown reduce 1 no. Ash tree (T3) by 4 metres and remove overhang to Corner View side
Certificate of Lawfulness for resurfacing of 407.65m2 of existing impermeable hard surfaces with concrete within the farmstead
TPO - KILHAM NO. 4 - 2000 - (REF 582) T2, T3, AND T5 - Fell 3 no. Ash trees due to suffering with Ash Dieback, are in close proximity to the neighbouring properties, and to prevent associated damage
Certificate of Lawfulness for the resurfacing of 743m2 of existing impermeable hard surfaces with concrete within the farmstead