7 Morse Street Swindon SN1 5QP
Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) for loft conversion with rear dormers and single storey rear extension.
Wiltshire · South West England
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Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) for loft conversion with rear dormers and single storey rear extension.
The single dead Cherry tree is shown as "C" in a red circle on the Sketchmap provided. For reasons of safety before autumn storms, the crown now needs to be reduced by removal of the lateral branches to a residual limb length of c. 1 metre above main unions, creating a branched monolith (of about 4-5m height) . This is a wildlife-friendly alternative to complete removal. The trunk already has ivy growth, and the tree will continue to provide potential harbourage for wood-boring insects, other invertebrates, birds and smal mammals. Arborists have indicated that the standing dead tree should remain stable for several years as a monolith. Stability will be checked annually. The lopped branches will be cut into manageable pieces to make a habitat pile in a designated area of the churchyard. N.B. There is no Tree Preservation Order in force for this tree or any other tree in the chuchyard.
Erection of 2 no. dwellings.
Certificate of Lawfulness (Proposed) for the erection of a rear dormer window.
Prior Approval Notification for the erection of a single storey rear extension measuring 6.00m (from original rear wall), 2.80m (maximum height) and 2.60m (height to eaves).
Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) for loft conversion with rear dormers.
Change of use of existing building from Use Class E to mixed Used Class E and C3 (Residential)
Replacement roof on agricultural barn
Certificate of Lawfulness Proposed for single storey rear extension
To replace the existing single glazed sash windows to the first floor with double glazed sash windows, installed into the existing frames which will be renovated and draught-proofed.
Erection of two storey side and rear extensions, front canopy and single storey rear extension.
Erection of detached domestic garage.
Retention of access approved as part of Construction Management Plan (ref. S/COND/26/0601) to serve residential development approved under S/24/0226, together with consequential minor amendments to vehicle turning area within the site.
Discharge of conditions 3 (External Materials), 4 (Slab Levels), 6 (Vehicle Access) and 7 (Vehicle Parking) from previous application S/HOU/26/0193 for the proposed demolition of existing shed, erection of garage/workshop and new vehicular access and driveway.
Certificate of Lawfulness (Proposed) for the erection of 1no rear and side dormer window.
Change of use from two flats to 8 bedroom 8 person HMO (Sui Generis) with two storey rear and single storey side extensions and rear dormer window.
Refurbishment of the restaurant to include minor elevation changes, incorporating respraying the existing windows, doors and drive thru booths in dark grey (RAL 7022), with the installation of two new access doors with associated changes to the shopfront. Reconfiguration of the existing patio area with new furniture and two jumbrellas. The installation of a new close boarded timber fence to the boundary with associated works to the site.
Works to T23 within BOT TPO (No.2) 1976.
Erection of a first floor side extension.
Works to trees in a Conservation area.
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