Dragon House 22 Unthank Road Norwich NR2 2RA
Display of 1no. fascia sign (retrospective).
Norfolk · East of England
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Display of 1no. fascia sign (retrospective).
T1 Ash - Removal of the following defoliated limbs back to stem. First lateral to East at approx. 4m height. Second lateral to East at approx. 6m. Lateral to South at approx. 6m. Removal of smaller deadwood throughout the crown.
Variation/Removal of Condition 2: opening hours of previous permission 23/01036/VC (Allowed at Appeal APP/G2625/W/24/3343179) to allow the premises to operate from 7am to 2am.
Works to trees as per Tree Survey received 6 July 2026.
Single Storey Front Extension.
Amendment to planning permission 25/00855/F to bring forward front wall of extension.
Details of Condition 3: bat survey and Condition 13: plant noise assessment of previous permission 24/00091/F.
Copper beech: Crown reduction to lessen the wind loading on the overall crown as follows: Current crown dimensions. Height 25m. North 7.5m. South 8m. West 8m. East 9m. Proposed crown reduction. Height 22m. North 6m. South 6m. West 6m. East 7m. Removing Height 3m. North 1.5m. South 2m. West 2m. East 2m. As per Tree Care Consultants Ltd. report dated 23 April 2026.
Details of Condition 10: Construction management plan, and Condition 14: Hedgerow method statement, of previous permission 25/01138/F.
T1 Western red cedar: Remove tree and grind out stump.
Upgrade of existing telecommunications base station.
Rear conservatory refurbishment with new roof and glazing.
T1 Sycamore - Fell. Tree is twin stemmed from near the base. Ivy present. Extensive decay around base. Tree sits on the boundary between No.33 Cintra and Lion Wood. A large branch recently failed into the garden. Client wishes to fell and replant with smaller specimen; T2 Holly - Fell. Tree is covered in ivy and growing up under the large beech (T4). Client wishes to fell and replant something in a better position; T3 Conifer - Fell. Tree grows very close to the back of the property and shades the back of the house. Client wishes to fell and develop area underneath the tree with hard landscaping; T4 Beech - Crown raise to 4m all round. Crown clean. Raise to 2.5m over footpath and 5.2m over roadway. No height or spread reduction proposed.
Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for proposed loft conversion with dormer to rear elevation.
Rear side single storey extension and external window/door alterations. Improved driveway parking.
T1 - Sycamore: Pollard from 18m to approximately 5m. T2 - Oak: Reduce the laterals on the north side of the crown from 6m to 4.5m. T3 - Wild cherry: Reduce the laterals on the north side of the crown from 5.5m to 4m.
Proposed changes to existing roof heights. Finished roof height increased by +100mm maximum to accommodate increased insulation in accordance with building regulations. Replacement of deteriorating timber windows with new windows, in keeping with the same style as the existing UPVC windows elsewhere.
Sweet Chestnut (T4): Propose to fell to ground level for safety reasons. In the event of felling, it is proposed to replace the tree with another young sweet chestnut in keeping with the current spread of species, thus extending the character of the environs indefinitely.
Ash: Crown raise over path by removing the three lowest branches.
Maple (T1): re-pollard at 3m.
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