Planning

Fell 1no Mulberry within Belle Vue Conservation Area

To reduce back three limbs which overhang garden by 3m of 1no Ash Tree (T1) & reduce height by 3.5m group consisting of 2no Yew, 1no Holly and 1 Hazel (T2) within Shrewsbury Conservation Area

Erection of two storey side extension following demolition of existing single storey extension

Remove dead/dying branches and reduce branches away from house by 20% of 1no Ash (T1) & 1no Oak (T2) protected by the Shropshire Council (Land at the rear of The Orchards, Shepherds Lane, Bicton Heath, Shrewsbury) TPO 2014 (Ref: SC/00210/14)

The installation of new iron railings and gate to the top of the subterranean boiler house steps.

Prune back small branches from telephone wires and prune back from house approx 20 percent from 1no. Oak (T1) protected by the Shrewsbury and Atcham Borough Council (Kemps Eye Avenue, Belle Vue) Tree Preservation Order 1989 (Ref. SA/166)

Reduce by 20 percent and prune back off building by up to 2 metres 1no. Yew (T1) and 1no. Acacia (T2) within Shrewsbury Conservation Area

Front and rear first floor extension

Erection of a New Dwelling

Single storey rear extension and associated alterations

Loft conversion works and alterations to side walling and roof lines to provide further living accommodation

Erection of single storey side extension to incorporate downstairs bedroom

Fell to ground level (and replace with flowering Cherry) 1no. Field Maple (T1) within Shrewsbury Conservation Area

Reduction in height to below telecommunication cables and an overall crown reduction (see schedule) of 1no. Bay and 1no. Magnolia within Belle Vue Conservation Area

Replacement of timber sash windows with new UPVC windows

Crown reduction (see schedule) of 1no. Magnolia (A) within Belle Vue Conservation Area

Erection of single storey extension following removal of existing conservatory

Fell 1no Rowan (T1) and crown lift to 6m above ground level 1no Liquidamber (T2) & 1no Pine (T3) within Shrewsbury Conservation Area

To reduce branches by 2-3 metres (see schedule) from 1no. Douglas Fir and 1no. Sycamore within Shrewsbury Conservation Area

Erection of a single storey rear extension to provide extended kitchen and additional toilets

Fell 2no Holly, 1no Sycamore & 1no Elm protected by The Shrewsbury Borough Council (Woodlands Park) Tree Preservation Order 1969 (Ref: SA/49)

Erection of rear single storey extension with part first floor extension above, replacement porch, new infill between garage and house to enlarge garage, new garage doors to front and garage rendered, remodel of front elevation with new render and new window to stair well and replacement of all windows

Internal alterations to improve facilities at Pengwern Boat Club.

Conversion from 6No apartments to 9No apartments

Proposed construction of a two-storey side and single storey rear extension, with accompanying loft conversion with rear dormer

Application for approval of reserved matters (appearance,access,layout,scale and landscaping) pursuant of 21/00370/OUT for the erection of one dwelling

Whole crown reduction by approx. 50 percent including reduction of primary branches over neighbouring building and removal of dead and dying branches from 1no. Ash (T21) protected by the Shrewsbury & Atcham Borough Council (Carline Fields) Tree Preservation Order 2002 (Ref. SA/369)

Erection of a detached garage after demolition of existing detached garage and erection of a front porch

Change of use to provide 1 bedroom apartment, insertion of entrance door to replace existing window, separation of entrance lobby from garage accommodation

Proposed single storey side extension

Demolition of existing single storey extension to be replaced by new single storey rear extension.
Demoltion of existing lower ground level single storey garden room to be replaced by new single storey garden room.
Demolition of existing roof and dormer to existing side extension. Erection of extension to existing two storey side extension and new roof over whole of side extension.

Erection of a two-storey extension at the side and rear together with a single storey extension at the rear after demolition of the existing garage and outbuilding and store

To fell to ground level 1no. Silver Birch (T1) within Shrewsbury Conservation Area

Repairs to existing wooden shop front, repair/replacement of flat roof to side, new render to side of building, insertion of stone window ledges and lintels to 4No. existing windows of side elevation, redecorate entire building in similar colours to existing

Erection of a two-storey rear extension (amendments to approved scheme 21/01915/FUL)

Remove deadwood and reduce the side canopy overhanging garden by 1-2m to growth points of 1no Oak protected by the Shrewsbury & Atcham Borough Council (Ryelands, Shrewsbury) Tree Preservation Order 2005 (Ref: SA/401)

Various works to trees (see schedule) within Shrewsbury Conservation Area

Crown reduce by approx. 2m to previous pruning points of 1no Lime protected by The Shrewsbury Borough Council (Shelton Road) Tree Preservation Order 1971 (Ref: SA/59)

Extension to rear of property.

Garden room with deck

Internal alterations to 82 and 83/84 Frankwell

Erection of a single storey side extension

Replacement signage

Replace existing lean-too garage, store & studio with a new side extension, demolish existing store/laundry rear extension, replace pitched roofs to remaining rear building and with flat roof and parapet, alterations to windows and new patio door added and south west boundary wall to be re-built as a cavity wall

Crown reduce by approx. 30% and thin canopy of 1no Beech within Shrewsbury Conservation Area

First Floor Extension over existing garage

Replacement of existing rear dilapidated lean to extension and porch with flat roof rear extension and replacement porch

Fell 1no Silver Birch (T1) & reduce crown by 30% (0.5-1m) of 1no Sorbus (T2) within Shrewsbury Conservation Area

New side extension and garden home office at rear of garden.

Erection of part single and part two storey rear extension following demolition of single storey lean to