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Section fell Scots Pine tree down to ground level.

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NMA relating to planning DM/2026/00466. To install bi-fold doors on the double storey side extension rather than windows that were on the original drawings. We are looking to keep the planning permission for the single storey rear-extension in place although we are not intending to undertake this work now. We are also looking to render the rear and part of the side of the property rather than use all brickwork as this will be more in keeping with what is there now and with the adjoining property.

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Construction of an enclosed shed between the existing bungalow and the neighbour's existing garage and canopy. The structure will comprise an aluminium frame with polycarbonate roof, garage-style doors to the front and rear.

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Removal of existing sheds and erection of timber clad storage building.

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Non material amendment (reduction in width of building) in relation to planning consent DM/2023/01154.

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Fell 1 Lleylandii in front garden, due to structural weakness.

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Betula Pendula: Thirty percent reduction of crown volume. Salix Alba: Tree has clearly had several pruning works in the past and resembles a pollard in its growth form, although on some limbs the knuckles are not very distinct. Proposed works are to in effect re-pollard the recent years' regrowth to previous pruning points, thereby substantially reducing crown volume but avoiding large wounds of greater than 10cm diameter.

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To carry our tree works as per BS5837 survey. Additionally: G6 - Trim trees back to the boundary; T7 - Prune the Cedar tree back by 2m over the building; T6 - Raise lower limbs to 5.2m

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Detached garage & workshop, with ancillary room in roof space.

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Internal alterations and alterations to fenestration.

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Installation of ASHP/Air Conditioning Unit

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Internal alterations and alterations to fenestration.

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All external building operations include new foundations, external walls, roof structure, roof tiles, fascia/soffits, rainwater goods, and openings. External materials will match the existing dwelling, including Forterra LBC Windsor Facing brickwork, Redland Regent concrete interlocking roof tiles, Rosewood woodgrain fascia/soffits, and black half-round guttering and downpipes. The proposal does not involve the creation or alteration of any access, street, or means of enclosure. Surface water from the extension will be drained via new downpipes connected to the existing surface water/storm drainage system within the property boundary. No new hard-standing is proposed as part of the works.

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Tree works (see tree management plan).

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T1 Sycamore and T2 Sweet Chestnut - Reduce canopy in line with neighbouring canopy.

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Proposed single storey 2 bay garage and green house

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Proposed single storey flat roof extension. Drawing nos 1843 [PL]03 and 1843 [PL]04

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Removal of hedge to form access to field and laying out of entrance hardstanding and track.

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rear single storey extension to garage

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The 180 acre landholding at Ty Mawr lies on the watershed between the Rivers Usk and Wye. We hope to add ponds and leaky dams to the land we manage, both to benefit biodiversity and to slow down flows into tributaries of those rivers: the Trothy and the Pontyrhydan Brook. The Ty Mawr fields are a mix of pasture and arable with very little ecological value. The pond proposals at Ty Mawr are designed to compliment those recently constructed on the adjacent Old Lands holding, which flow entirely into the Trothy, as well as establishing initial headwater hydrological control on part of the Pontyrhydan Brook. Ty Mawr is a Demonstration Farm for best practice regenerative farming, including Wildfarmed cereals and nutrient and livestock management with a strong focus on soil health. Ty Mawr holds knowledge exchange workshops for farmers, agronomists and other stakeholders and is therefore an excellent choice for demonstrating how Natural Flood Management can sit alongside arable management. There 7 small ponds, scrapes and leaky dams designed in conjunction with MCC.

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Non-material amendment (arched window to match the others in the courtyard, instead of just a blank wall) in relation to planning consent DC/2016/00106.

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a. an entrance to the property - To reopen old gateway and create an entrance with splay at the west of Springfield Farm onto Trecastle Road. b. change of use of an agricultural track, which leads to the proposed entrance, to a residential access track

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Farm implement shed

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I would like to use our double garage for use as a habitable annexe to Main House, in order to accommodate my daughter and partner who are returning to Abergavenny from Bristol. The garage is currently used as gym, garden room and study

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B2 (General Industrial) and B8 (storage and distribution) for the mixed use of the application building for the storage of vehicles for servicing, repairs and maintenance, including taxis.

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To convert existing garage into additional living space to main house and connect to main house with new w.c. shower room/glazed link.

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Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of a single storey rear extension, a new Juliette balcony, cladding to existing house, porch and outbuilding and internal alterations.

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Proposed single storey extension, internal garage conversion and associated works to match existing house.

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Discharge of condition 4 relating to planning DM/2026/00242. (Removal of wall bordering public highway for safety reasons, as requested by Building Control Officer, and rebuilding to preserve the privacy of the house from the road).

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Replacement general-purpose agricultural building and associated works.

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Removal of Box tree near front gate that is overhanging the public footpath.

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NMA relating to planning DM/2025/01341: Reduction in proposed new extension footprint of 6m2 resulting in reduction of overall volume Reduction in overall length of the dwelling by 1.5m Change in Entrance Roof Design to flat roof with steel edging detail Increase the width of the kitchen / dining room with a modest side extension with flat roof above Removal of Steel solar shading frame around terrace modification of approved openings to suit new layout Addition of 2 x rooflights to the rear roof Addition of vertical timber screening to the front elevation

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Beech tree located at front of St Annes Nursing home, overhanging highway. Beech tree to be felled.

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Non-material amendment (variation of condition no.1 to allow different entity to run their business from the premises) to planning permission DC/2008/00866

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Demolition of existing wooden 50M square open barn and replacement single storey ancillary annex of same footprint used for ancillary residential use.

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The proposed works comprise the selective removal or reduction of low and overhanging branches extending into the adjoining agricultural field.

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Extension within criteria for single storey rear extension on a domestic property for permitted development. Roof covering to match existing neighbour extension adjacent. Brick walls to match existing brick on neighbour extension and on existing garage. Windows and doors to be white UPVC to match existing. Fascias and rainwater goods to match existing.

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The 180 acre landholding at Ty Mawr lies on the watershed between the Rivers Usk and Wye. We hope to add ponds and leaky dams to the land we manage, both to benefit biodiversity and to slow down flows into tributaries of those rivers: the Trothy and the Pontyrhydan Brook. The Ty Mawr fields are a mix of pasture and arable with very little ecological value. The pond proposals at Ty Mawr are designed to compliment those recently constructed on the adjacent Old Lands holding, which flow entirely into the Trothy, as well as establishing initial headwater hydrological control on part of the Pontyrhydan Brook. Ty Mawr is a Demonstration Farm for best practice regenerative farming, including Wildfarmed cereals and nutrient and livestock management with a strong focus on soil health. Ty Mawr holds knowledge exchange workshops for farmers, agronomists and other stakeholders and is therefore an excellent choice for demonstrating how Natural Flood Management can sit alongside arable management. There 7 small ponds, scrapes and leaky dams designed in conjunction with MCC. Why necessary for agriculture: To improve whole farm holistic management and enhance biodiversity and on going water management. Why designed for agriculture: To improve whole farm holistic management and enhance biodiversity and on going water management.

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Solar panels to rear of main roof and two pergolas in rear garden.

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