| Reference |
24/01821/H
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| Type |
Full Planning (Householders)
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| Proposal |
Erection of first floor side extension over existing garage, and loft conversion with side and rear flat roof dormers.
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| Status |
Decided
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| Decision |
REFUSED on 2024-07-05
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| Address |
76 Parrys Lane Bristol BS9 1AJ
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| Conservation Area |
Not in Conservation Area |
| Lat/long |
51.4836616,-2.6276489
Google Maps
Street View
OpenStreetMap
Tree Map
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| Ward |
Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze Ward
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| Date validated |
2024-05-10
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| Age (days) |
695 |
| Date retrieved |
2024-05-12 |
| BCC Planning Application |
Summary
Documents
Map
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| GIS Server |
in ll_environment_and_planning
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| Relevant Documents |
ARBORICULTURAL ASSESSMENT
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| Reports |
| Add Report
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| Date |
Reporter |
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| 2024-05-13 |
Stephanie |
The Horse Chestnut in question is a significant tree. The arboriculturist is rather dismissive of it - wrongly so. If DCS9 was applied the footprint of the extension could be changed to save the tree. "New Development should accommodate green infrastructure". The planning summary suggests no ground floor extension - but there is one, hence the threat to the tree.
Position : Objects Comment Submitted
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| 2024-05-12 |
Chris |
Ive computed that this is not in a conservation area but is that correct?
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| 2024-05-12 |
Chris |
The Street View link shows the tree well.
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| 2024-05-12 |
Chris |
No he's right - it is 7 trees for BTRS
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| 2024-05-12 |
Chris |
This is the TPOed tree which it is planned to be removed. The applicant is proposing to mitigate the loss with a number of trees according to BTRS , which in this case is 8 trees (not the seven in the Arb Report) Seems quite generous
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