Staffordshire · West Midlands
Browse 35 tracked planning records within 6.2 miles of Eccleshall's approximate centre. This is a nearby view, not a city, district or borough boundary; neighbouring authority records may appear.
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Screening Opinion - Outline application with all matters reserved except for primary access for the development of up to 650 homes, primary school and associated facilities, public open spaces, drainage details, earthworks and all related works including demolition of existing buildings, structures and site clearance
Screening Opinion - Development of foodstore
Demolition of existing extension and new single storey rear extension. 3.9m length from rear. 4m max height. 3m height of eaves.
Single storey rear extension
Screening Opinion - Development of foodstore
Lawful Development Certificate - Proposed solar panels to be mounted on roof
Variation of Condition 2 on application number 23/36990/HOU
Permission in Principle - Residential development for up to six dwellings
Variation of Condition 2 on application number 23/36990/HOU
Permission in Principle - Residential development for up to six dwellings
TPO 27 1976: Ash - Currently has category 1-2 dieback and is in falling distance of a well used footpath and residential garden. Reduce height by approx 2m and laterally by 1-2m, both to an appropriate pruning point.
TPO 1 1952: Sycamore - remove the lower epicormic growth.
Proposed single storey rear extension. 4m from rear, max height 3.5m, height of eaves 2.4m.
TPO 1 1952: Sycamore - remove the lower epicormic growth.
TPO 27 1976: Ash - Currently has category 1-2 dieback and is in falling distance of a well used footpath and residential garden. Reduce height by approx 2m and laterally by 1-2m, both to an appropriate pruning point.
TPO 349 2005: Unidentified Species x 2 - Remove
Provision of a single storey extension to provide a ground floor bedroom and bathroom
TPO 91 1981: 4 x Poplars - Reduce to 10m to reduce impact on garden and prevent further breakouts
TPO 368 2006 & Chebsey Conservation Area: Willow - Pollard due to no leaf growth over 18 months.
TPO 1 1952: Common Lime - Remove epicormic growth from centre of tree. Reduce lateral branches for approx. 3m clearance from buildings.
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