Tyne and Wear · North East England
Browse 143 tracked planning records within 6.2 miles of Hebburn's approximate centre. This is a nearby view, not a city, district or borough boundary; neighbouring authority records may appear.
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Single storey rear extension, loft conversion and rear dormer with 3no. rooflights to front. Change side extension roof from flat sloping to pitched
Proposed single storey rear extension. Loft conversion with dormer to rear and side and no. rooflight to front and 2no. rooflights to side Proposed loft conversion with front and side dormers and roof lights to front /side roof slopes.
T45 - Elm - Reduce lateral branches at a height of between 4-8m above ground level, by a maximum of 2.0m, to nearest branch/limb union on the northern and eastern side of the canopy. 3.0m where the branches oversail No 3 Oakhurst at neighbours request. Removal of roots under the footpaths of No 2 and No 3 Oakhurst. Station Road No 1 Longbenton TPO 1971
Discharge of mandatory BNG condition of planning approval 25/00503/FULM
Retrospective change of use of vacant land and cycle path to open storage including drainage and landscaping
Biodiversity net gain plan condition linked to planning permission 25/00974/FUL
Garden opposite the property. T3 ( ash) - Remove epicormic growth from the main stem and principal branch framework. Crown-clean the tree, removing dead, dying and broken branches throughout the crown. Crown-lift the rear, Metro-facing side by selectively removing or reducing lower branches to lessen the existing overhang towards the Nexus boundary. The remainder of the crown will thinned by 10% and retained. T44 Sycamore - Crown-thin by approximately 15%, removing selected secondary and tertiary branches evenly throughout the crown. The tree overall height, spread, natural form and balanced appearance will be retained. The light crown thin is proposed to reduce canopy density and improve the penetration of dappled sunlight into the yard while retaining the tree overall size and amenity value. G1 Group of three hawthorns Crown-clean all three trees, removing dead, dying and broken branches throughout their crowns. The overall height, spread and natural form of the trees will be retaine
Change of use from three self contained flats into a single dwelling house, two storey and single storey rear extensions and a detached storage garage within rear yard.
Crown reduction to two sycamore trees to the south and south west of 1 West Cottages, Backworth. Backworth Hall TPO 1968
Two storey side extension forming lounge and bedroom
Discharge of conditions 24 (permanent or temporary lighting) Phase 2 and Condition 31 (materials) Phase 2 of 20/01435/FULES
Proposed single storey side extension to provide additional bedroom and enlarged utility space
Non Material Amendment of planning approval 26/00401/FULH. Alterations to rooflight positions on rear elevation to accommodate means of escape to first floor bedroom and alterations to window opening sizes to rear to make two outer large openings the same size
Retrospective application for siting an InPost Parcel Locker
Cut down to stump the smallest of the 3 Crab apple trees at the rear of our garden
Discharge of conditions 8 (noise scheme), 20 (Travel Plan), 21 (EV charging), 31 (Travel Plan), 37 (gas emissions), 40 (lighting) & 48 (external features) in relation to phase 1 of planning approval 24/01675/FULES
Illuminated projecting advertisement signage to West Facade of Unit 4 and North Facade of Unit 4
G1 - T1 - Ash: Signs of Ash dieback but not severe, recommend height reduction of 5-6m, reduce lateral branch pointing north by 7m, south by 5m to balance crown. T2 - Ash: Signs of ash dieback but not severe, recommend crown reduce by 4-5m height inline with T1 and crown reduce East side 3.5m to balance excessive weight over neighbours property. Raise by removing lowest branch East over neighbours. Crown reduce north & South 1.5m to balance crown. The Radstock Place, Longbenton TPO 2020
Retrospective application for the installation of 1 illuminated top sign and 1 illuminated bottom sign
Residential development of 214 dwellings (use class C3) with access, landscaping and associated works
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