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Planning applications in TQ1
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Applications in TQ1
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AT/2023/0041 Refused
1 Marlborough Avenue Torquay TQ1 1TT
Beech Tree - 20% reduction overall, including to height
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AT/2023/0040 Granted
St Gerards Court 1 Ansteys Cove Road Torquay TQ1 3TE
C1 - Clump of Multi stemmed Sycamore - Dismantle, fell & remove to ground level. Works required as the group of sycamore are poor form and growing out of roadside bank and wall. Removal will provide a clearance over the road and mitigate any potential issues in the future. All stems are self-set and provide a low amenity value to the surrounding area.
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P/2023/0141 Granted
10 York Crescent Torquay TQ1 3SH
Two-storey side extension, new access steps to rear and additional parking
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P/2023/0127 Refused
St Helens Higher Erith Road Torquay TQ1 2NQ
Variation of Conditions relating to P/2022/0423. Condition: P1 - Approved Plans.
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AT/2023/0036 Refused
Westlands Museum Road Torquay TQ1 1DW
1 Large Oak tree . Total removal of tree and replace with shrub 2 dying sycamore . total removal and replacement with shrub 3 Large sycamore - total removal and replacement with shrub All trees stand on a small area of bank 3-4 m above ground level. The trees severely overshadow the house ( Sketch C) . Leaves, falling branches and sap cause damage to vehicles parked at the property and the trees are located only 6 metres distance from the front of the property itself. The large sycamore ( tree 3) is also damaging the boundary wall. All trees are overhanging Museum Road and car park entrance. Sketch C is taken from a photo and demonstrates the height of the trees compared to the top of the property roof. Options other than total removal would still leave the property in a vulnerable position and at risk with stormy weather and bank erosion. The proposal would replace the large trees with shrubs which could be maintained at lower height, provide some privacy and also provide support to the environment
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AT/2023/0032 Granted
Hunsdon Court Hunsdon Road Torquay TQ1 1QB
G1 (Trees T1 to T4) - reduce laterally the lower crown to north towards the apartments by 2 to 3m, to a height of 7m. (Leaving a tree with crown spread to north of 3-4m). This is to provide a clearance from the building.
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AT/2023/0033 Refused
Flat 1 Teneriffe Middle Warberry Road Torquay TQ1 1SJ
T0066- Holm oak- 1.5 reduction to eliminate hazard branches- please see report for reasons and evidence T0067- Holm oak- 2 meter reduction. Consider removal due to the union and proximity to the wall- please see report for reasons and evidence T0068- beech- 2 meter crown reduction. please see report for reasons and evidence T0069- beech- 1.5m crown reduction. please see report for reasons and evidence
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P/2023/0117 Refused
Dawn Brim Hill Torquay TQ1 4TR
Non-Material Amendment to P/2020/1044. Alterations to windows, chimney, stone facing, roof lights.
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AT/2023/0027 Decided
Brunel Manor Teignmouth Road Torquay TQ1 4SF
Fell Pine Tree
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AT/2023/0025 Granted
Sorrento Middle Warberry Road Torquay TQ1 1SH
T1 Pine - fell.
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AT/2023/0023 Granted
10 Oxlea Close Torquay TQ1 2HB
My client is looking to take some weight of a sycamore tree ( T1 ) the tree is leaning towards a fairly busy road I have suggested that we carry out a 15% radial crown reduction. Bring the cuts back to 2nd growth points this will be a sufficient amount of growth/weight to help with the lean whilst keeping the tree healthy. There is a old sycamore coppice ( G1 ) which is over crowded and not letting in much light for the garden underneath to strive. I have suggested removing any dead wood within the crown, a 15% radial crown reduction bringing the cuts back to 2nd growth points and removing the 2nd leader to open up for more sun light.
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P/2023/0108 Refused
Highways Land Babbacombe Road Torquay TQ1 3LE
Installation of 20m pole inc antennas, ground based apparatus and ancillary development.
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P/2023/0100 Granted
24 Hingston Road Torquay TQ1 3RA
Formation of single storey extension to rear.
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P/2023/0101 Withdrawn
Highstead Bronshill Road Torquay TQ1 3HD
Non-Material Amendment relating to application P/2021/1129. Amendment sought: Small changes to the new flat with stepped parapet wall and altered windows/doors
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AT/2023/0020 Refused
Glenroy Parkhill Road Torquay TQ1 2DT
T1 Ash Fraxinus excelsior - Dismantle to ground level
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AT/2023/0021 Granted
Land Between Spinney Mount And 123 Middle Warberry Road Middle Warberry Road Torquay TQ1 1RN
T1 Beech - Fagus sylvatica - prune lower south facing branch approximately 2m from Spinney Mount, making pruning cuts of 10cm or less on tertiary branches
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AT/2023/0022 Granted
Priory Rc School St Catherines Road Torquay TQ1 4NZ
T1196 - Beech - Reduce large primary limb on north easterly side of crown by 3m - Overweight, subsiding limb, fracture crack and flattening on large primary branch north eastern aspect, light ivy coverage, part occluded pruning
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P/2023/0096 Granted
Cintra Upper Braddons Hill Road Torquay TQ1 1QE
Maintenance to boundary wall.
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P/2023/0099 Refused
63 Babbacombe Downs Road Torquay TQ1 3LP
Reinstatement of function room and formation of terrace at first floor level.
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P/2023/0097 Granted
51 Chatsworth Road Torquay TQ1 3BJ
Alterations and change of use of the existing house to form two houses
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P/2023/0088 Granted
The Terrace Car Park Torquay TQ1 1DD
Non-Material Amendment to P/2020/0156. Amendments sought: Revised layout of parking, the omission of GRP cladding to the new lift and stair tower and West elevation of car park, revised areas of landscape and amended hotel entrance, safety railings indicated at roof level (set back from elevation), changes to window colours.
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P/2023/0091 Granted
12 Victoria Parade Torquay TQ1 2BB
Variation of Conditions relating to P/2022/0374. Conditions: P1 - Change approved drawing numbers due to design revisions, 03 - Change as details now submitted, P1 - Vary approved drawing numbers to those now submitted, 03 - Vary wording to: 'The shop frontage hereby approved shall be implemented in accordance with the materials specified on the approved plans and drawings (details of colour, type and texture).
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AT/2023/0018 Granted
Newburn Middle Warberry Road Torquay TQ1 1RN
G1 - Row of Holm Oak (Quercus Ilex) - Crown reduce on all sides by 1.5m and Crown Lift over road/path to a height of 5m from Ground Level T1 - Laurel - Coppice to a height of 3ft from ground level G2 - Row of Holm Oak (Quercus Ilex) - crown reduce in height and lateral spread on all sides by 1.5m and crown lift over road to a height of 5m
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P/2023/0085 Refused
Ground Floor Flat 11 Victoria Road Torquay TQ1 1HU
Construction of vertical extension to the rear of the property to create a second-floor one-bedroom flat in the existing roof space and new extension
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AT/2023/0017 Granted
Spinney Haldon Road Torquay TQ1 2LY
Pine (T1) - Fell Reason(s): The tree is presenting an acute lean, concerns over uprooting and catastrophic failure. Client willing to replant to mitigate loss and aid future tree stock
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P/2023/0078 Withdrawn
55 St Margarets Avenue Torquay TQ1 4LL
Proposed 2 storey flat roof rear extension to include juliette balcony.
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P/2023/0076 Refused
39 - 41 Torwood Street Torquay TQ1 1DZ
New Illuminated Signages ( Front & Side) to match size & location of existing.
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P/2023/0073 Granted
48 Petitor Road Torquay TQ1 4QF
Certificate of Lawfulness for proposed: Alteration and extension to side for entrance porch, cloaks, utility. Replace existing doors, windows.
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P/2023/0069 Refused
Site Adjacent 1 Lydwell Park Road Torquay TQ1 3TQ
Construction of dwelling with amenity space and car parking. Variation of Conditions relating to application P/2022/0535. To amend Conditions: P1 - Approved Plans, 02 - External Materials and 06 - Electric Vehicle Charging Points and remove condition 04 - Green Roof.
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P/2023/0047 Granted
Roydon Asheldon Road Torquay TQ1 2QN
Formation of flat roof to centre of hipped roof, with proposed dormer and conservation roof lights. (as revised by plans received 17.04.2023)
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AT/2023/0012 Granted
522 Babbacombe Road Torquay TQ1 1HH
Please see Aspect Tree Consultancy document 05894 TPO Applic 9.1.23 for details of work to be undertaken and reasons for the proposed works.
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AT/2023/0010 Refused
97 Ilsham Road Torquay TQ1 2JD
Norway Spruce - See accompanying document
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P/2023/0045 Granted
The Hayloft Haldon Road Torquay TQ1 2LZ
Remove existing lighting from front and rear, replace with new lighting
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P/2023/0030 Decided
4 The Strand Torquay TQ1 2AB
Change of use of ancillary floors above former Bank to 6 Flats (description of works amended 23 February 2023)
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AT/2023/0007 Refused
Magnolias Ilsham Marine Drive Torquay TQ1 2PN
Monterey Cypress (Cupressus macrocarpa) (T1) - Fell, height: 20m, Crown spread N:5m, S:3m, E:6m, W:4m The primary concern regarding the tree is its safety when considering its proximity to the property (6m). The tree is inclined towards the building and is growing in a dominant elevated position atop a bank in an area susceptible to high winds. If the tree should fail, it would strike the dwelling. The loading and weight is biased towards the property with the crown of the tree extending towards the accommodation. The height of the tree can be considered oppressive and has an impact on the owners ability to enjoy the safe use of their accommodation. The tree is interefing with the property owner's amenity and enjoyment of their property and creating a private nuisance due to: - Stress caused during periods of high winds (property owner is avoiding using rooms that are closest to the tree) - A significant obstruction of natural light In order to fully abate these concerns we would request to remove the tree and replace with a smaller tree appropriate for the space and location. See tree report for further assessment.
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P/2023/0035 Granted
Blue Seas Watcombe Heights Road Torquay TQ1 4SG
Single storey extension to front, with extended balcony over.
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AT/2023/0005 Refused
Wayside Cottage Daddyhole Road Torquay TQ1 2ED
Fell beech tree (T1). Located in in Wayside Cottage garden in front of the garage and close to the Pavement of Daddyhole road. The beech tree has a large growth of Fomes Fomentarius on the trunk. Fomes Fomentarius causes wood to rot and become spongy which culminates in the death of the host. Due to the size and location of the tree this instability is a considerable risk to the surrounding area. During the recent months a number of branches have fallen from the tree indicating that the tree is slowly dying, some of these have landed on parked cars, on my garage and one only just missing a pedestrian. The tree has become is oversized for the raised area it is growing on and as if dies it is becoming more likely that the entire tree will fall, creating a substantial danger to life and property. The Beech Tree is growing on a very small raised area held up by a crumbling wall, so the base of the tree does not have a very substantial platform, should the tree fall it is close enough to damage 3 neighbouring properties and my property especially my garage, parked cars or cars driving along Daddyhole Road, which is a busy road, also pedestrians as it is a busy area for pedestrians especially dog walkers heading to Daddyhole Plain. This tree is also less then 3 metres from another tree of equal size which currently is not infected by this fungus but due to the fact that this fungus release spores it could easily become infected and then also pose danger to life and property. The felling of the diseased tree would provide more space for the other Beech tree and help safeguard the other tree from becoming infected. Due to the proximity of property, the road and the neighbouring Beech tree and the fact it is on a raised wall, it would be advantageous not to plant a tree in its place. Not planting a tree would benefit the other Beech tree. The tree is approximately 7 to 8 metres this is a rough approximation as I have no way of measuring it. I have a sketc
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AT/2023/0006 Granted
Harbour Heights Museum Road Torquay TQ1 1DW
T1 Holm Oak - Reduce height of tree by 3m and reduce laterally to south, east and west by 2.5m and by 1m to north. Leaving a tree of height 9m with crown spread N2, E3.5, S3, W4.
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AT/2023/0003 Withdrawn
High View Lincombe Drive Torquay TQ1 2HH
Eighteen hornbeam and field maples. Height reduction of up to 5 meters back to old pruning wounds to re-shape back into the previously maintained hedge. Improving light into the garden for both connected properties and maintaining the amenity value of the trees. All work is to be carried out to BS3998. Permission to prune on a two-yearly basis is also requested. The area comes under TPO Ref 1972.010.
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AT/2023/0002 Granted
Kents Cavern Ltd Ilsham Road Torquay TQ1 2JF
See tree report.
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P/2023/0006 Refused
Memories Bistro 68 Fore Street Torquay TQ1 4LX
Change of use from bistro to residential dwelling.
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P/2022/1374 Granted
Garden Flat Villa Pax Priory Road Torquay TQ1 4NY
Restoration of two 1 bed flats back into 3/4 bedroom single dwelling, removal of stairwell extension, addition of windows to ground and first floor.
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AT/2022/0344 Granted
Barclay Court Hotel 29 Castle Road Torquay TQ1 3BB
Cupressus ? leylandii (T1) - 5m height, 2.5m spread. Fell due to the tree blocking sunlight and taking up a large proportion of space
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AT/2022/0341 Refused
Glendale Acadia Road Torquay TQ1 2PY
Re Pollard Chestnut. It is considered that the proposal to re-pollard the horse chestnut is appropriate. As the tree has been previously pollarded the re-growth will not be as strongly attached to the parent stem as naturally formed growth, as such if the re-growth is allowed to get too heavy it can be liable to snapping out during unsettled weather. Also the horse chestnut overhangs the main road, and would have the potential to cause damage should it fail. There are a number of other substantial trees in the adjacent area to the horse chestnut. Due to the other trees in the area, the proposed works are unlikely to have any detrimental impact on the amenity of the area and as such it is recommended that the works are approved.
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AT/2022/0340 Granted
15 St Marychurch Road Torquay TQ1 3HY
G001: Mixed Species x 20, Fell all small growth including (and treat with eco plugs where possible) self seeded sycamore and holm oaks from boundary wall extending 2-3m inwards from highway, Localised pruning of extended growth into clearance zone, Remove deadwood, Sever ivy at base. This is for highways compliance and to create a investigation channel for boundary wall T001: Sycamore (Acer Pseudoplantus), Fell tree and treat stump with eco plugs. Tree will never reach potential as it will need comntiual maintenance for highways compliance due to excessive lean and suppressed by mature holm oak
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AT/2022/0337 Granted
Flat 3 Warwick House Ridgeway Road Torquay TQ1 2NB
To reduce the lateral branches from the Turkey Oak tree that are growing over the main property, Warwick House, by 2-3 meters to eliminate the squirells entering the loft space and causing further damage.
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P/2022/1336 Granted
40 Fore Street Torquay TQ1 4LX
Installation of replacement windows, shop entry and flat entry to front elevation. Installation of replacement windows and doors to rear and courtyard elevations. Reconstruction of lean to extension to centre of courtyard. Change of use to rear of building from shop to residential.
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P/2022/1331 Refused
2 Kenwyn Road Torquay TQ1 1LX
First floor extension over existing kitchen with internal alterations at ground floor.
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AT/2022/0336 Granted
27 Haldon Road Torquay TQ1 2LX
T1 - Ash Tree - Sectionally dismantle, fell & remove to ground level. Remove all cut material from site & return to a Teign Trees depot for recycling, leaving the area safe, clean & tidy. Reason for proposed tree removal; Hymenoscyphus fraxineus Ash Dieback has been identified. The tree has been classed as in Class 2 stage of dieback with 75%-51% of the crown remaining (The Tree Council - ADB A Guide For Tree Owners). If left the trees health will only deteriorate making removal dangerous.
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AT/2022/0334 Granted
Woodsome Woodend Road Torquay TQ1 2PZ
T0063- holm oak (Quercus ilex)- Carry out crown reduction by up to 2.5 meters to BS3998 due to the tree not being managed therefore their being many split unions with a high risk of failure. please see the tree report for further reasons and evidence