26 Balmoral Road Didcot OX11 8TY
Proposed ground floor front and ground floor rear extension
Oxfordshire · South East England
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Proposed ground floor front and ground floor rear extension
Single storey rear extension and erection of front fence with gate
Projecting wall hanging non-illuminated sign, in white with navy blue lettering (letters with a maxiumum height of 200mm), to the front elevation.
Variation of condition 2 (appproved plans) on application ref. P25/S2628/LB - to comply with cast iron ventilation strategy Carry out restorative works to the house, undoing 20th century alterations. Enhancing the heritage significance and functionality of the building.
Convert the existing barn into a granny annexe associated with the main house.
Convert the existing barn into a granny annexe associated with the main house.
T1 Weeping Willow - Re-Pollard – Remove all secondary growth back to the previously established pollard points on the main scaffold limbs. G2 Crack Willow – Multi-stemmed tree comprising three primary stems - Re-Pollard – Remove all secondary growth back to the previously established pollard points on the main scaffold limbs. G3 Holly x2 - Re-Pollard – Remove all secondary growth back to the previously established pollard points on the main scaffold limbs. T4 London Plane - Pollard – Pollard the tree at a height of approximately 8 metres above ground level, making suitable finishing cuts to the primary and secondary scaffold limbs to establish a framework from which the tree can be managed as a pollard over the long term. Additionally, remove the two lowest secondary scaffold limbs back to the main stem to provide suitable clearance above the Yew archway. G5 Holly x2 - Fell to ground level in a safe and controlled manner. T7 English oak - Fell to ground level in a safe and controlled m
Discharge of Condition 14 (Surface Water Drainage) of planning ref. P25/S2054/S73 Variation of condition 2 (Approved plans) to reduce the scale of the proposal and alteration of window size and location, first floor external amenity removed and external walls materials changed on application P23/S3449/FUL (Erection of a two storey dwelling with 4 bedrooms and work rooms with an integrated garage).
Formation of habitable room in roofspace with front and rear velux rooflights
Demolition of existing 1960's extension and rebuilding to match the existing in scale and appearance.
Part two storey and single storey rear extension to replace existing structures. Storm porch addition to front extension
Demolition of existing outrigger and Conservatory to 2 Clacks Cottages; demolition of existing single storey outrigger to 1 Clacks Cottages; two storey SW elevation extension 2 Clacks Cottages; two storey NW elevation extension 1 Clacks Cottages; refurbishment including re roofing, 2No dormer insertions, photovoltaic roof panels to South slope.
Discharge of condition 9(energy statement verification) on application ref. P23/S3822/FUL Replacement of existing grain storage building to provide accommodation for artists and creatives visiting Littlestoke Manor farm. Provision of bin and bike storage, amenity space, parking & landscaping.
Non Material Amendment to Permission P25/S0500/FUL for the following; 1. Raising the front building mass of Nos. 116-118 by 300mm; 2. Amendments to the private amenity garden and soft landscaping adjacent to the garden door area serving Nos. 116 and 118; 3. Relocating eight visitor cycle parking spaces to the communal garden to the rear of No. 120; 4. Revisions to window detailing; 5. Installation of new letterboxes serving No. 120.
The holly tree is located on the garden boundary abutting the fence next to The Croft. It is approximately half way down the garden and clearly visible from the road as branches of the tree overhand the fence. The top of the tree is getting close to overhanging wires. The application is to prune the tree back to previous pruning points. This will take away the risk of the tree interfering with the wires and also stop the tree from being hit by passing vehicles. I have spoken with Tom Cottrell, tree surgeon, about the scope of the works.
Conversion of Garage into a 1 bedroom apartment
Erection of detached farm storage building
Single storey rear extension and solar panels to the existing roof.
Change of use of land to short-stay holiday accommodation, comprising the siting of 2no. holiday pods, with parking, cycle and bin storage, boundary planting and associated works.
London Plane: Roadside: Sever the Ivy removing a 2ft section on the main stem. Lift the crown over the road to 5 metres and prune the lower regrowth to clear the road. Aspen: Boat House: Limb currently blocking in the boat: Remove the low limb over the boat mooring entrance to allow boat access. Dying Ash: Adjacent to the Boat House. Fell to ground level. Mixed species: Adjacent to the Boat House: Prune back from the boat house to leave a 2 metre clearance.
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