Planning applications in TQ2

29 Seymour Drive Torquay TQ2 8PY

T5673 - 1 X Turkey oak (Quercus cerris) - Sectional dismantle and fell. Replace with a Standard size Acer freemanii (Autumn blaze). See QTRA for justification of works

Street Record Cypress Close Torquay

New_3456_005- Sycamore: tree is in progressive state of decline to dismantle to ground level TRQY065- Italian Alder: remove ivy to a height of 2m TRQY067- Birch: crown decline and dead wood throughout dismantle to ground level TRQY075- Italian Alder: remove ivy to a height of 2m

Clarence House Newton Road Torquay TQ2 5DA

TRQY084- Oak: sever ivy and clematis TRQY086- Beech: prune to clear 0.5m away from telephone wires and building

Galway House Bath Lane Torquay TQ2 5AT

NEW_4876_0001- Birch tree: Re-pollard to previous reduction points to achieve 1.5m clearance from house and parking spaces

Torbay Hospital Newton Road Torquay TQ2 7AA

T046 - Fagus sylvatica (Common Beech), 25m monolith to 6m W3W things.landscape.finest T1016 - Acer platanoides (Norway Maple), 19m Monolith to 5m to retain stem for habitat. W3W pimples.gathering.short T1019 - Acer platanoides (Norway Maple), 21m Fell tree due to decay, location near footpath/carpark, and Kretzschmaria infection. W3W feuds.promotes.toolkit T1021 - Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore), 22m Fell tree. W3W cyclones.losing.hurt T1027 - Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore), 20m Monolith to 4m. W3W songbook.bespoke.partly T1028 - Aesculus hippocastanum (Horse Chestnut), 20m Monolith to 4m. Use coronet cuts/fracture pruning for habitat retention. W3W culling.lipstick.flagged All pruning cuts to be made at suitable growth points. All works carried out to BS 3998:2010 ? Tree Work Recommendations. Any high-risk or habitat-value features will be retained or modified accordingly (e.g., monoliths, coronet cuts). All arisings to be removed from site and returned to depot for recycling.

67 Fleet Street Torquay TQ2 5EB

Installation of fascia signage, projecting sign and window vinyl to shopfront elevation.

Armada Park Nutbush Lane Chelston Torquay TQ2 6LD

Removal of existing pole & cabinet. Installation of 20m pole, headframe, 6 x antennas, 18 x ERS modules, 1 x 300mm dish. Refresh of 2 x cabinets and installation of 1 x GPS module.

Banksea Hotel 51 Avenue Road Torquay TQ2 5LG

Change of use from commercial, business & service (use Class E) to dwellinghouses (use Class C3).

25 Nut Bush Lane Torquay TQ2 6SA

Removal of side conservatory and replace with two-storey side extension (south east elevation) and formation of ground floor raised balcony on the north east elevation (rear).

Dingwood Huxtable Hill Torquay TQ2 6RN

Formation of single storey rear flat roof extension at ground floor and a first floor hipped extension to include composite cladding to 1st floor, single-storey garage to side & storm porch extension to front entrance.

Constanta 2 Broadstone Park Road Torquay TQ2 6TY

Formation of detached garage and bin/bike store.

44 Seymour Drive Torquay TQ2 8PY

Formation of flat roof dormer to north elevation (rear), installation of roof lights to south elevation (front), installation of windows/doors and demolition of existing rear extension.

Cockington Way Rawlyn Road Torquay TQ2 6PL

3 - Leylandii Tree -Removal to stump. Reasons: a) Obliterates Sun from 1200 to evening to the rear gardens of 22, 24 & 26 Vicarage Road, TQ2 6HX (to the north of the tree). b) Drops excessive pines onto garden building of 24 Vicarage Road and kills sedum roofing. c) The tree is unsightly and untamed. 4 - Crown Reduction of Ash Tree. Reasons: a) The tree has overgrown and untamed. Requires reshaping and1/3 reducion in crown as causing excess shaddowing of surrounding gardens

Sea Change Cockington Court Cockington Lane Torquay TQ2 6XA

Replacement of roofs to 3no. Sea Change units, to include removal of Velux roof lights.

19 Lady Park Road Torquay TQ2 6UA

Formation of single storey extension to rear (north-east) elevation with creation of terrace space over

18 Danvers Road Torquay TQ2 8JB

Construction of single storey side extension.

Lower Lodge Cockington Lane Torquay TQ2 6XA

Conversion of garage to habitable room & replacement gates.

16 Crownhill Rise Torquay TQ2 5LR

Conversion of existing integral garage to habitable space, realigning ground floor wall, changes to fenestration and associated works.

Hill View Edginswell Lane Torquay TQ2 7JF

Variation of conditions in relation to P/2023/0935 (Construction of four-bed, two storey dwelling with garage.): Condition P1 - (Approved plans) & 01 - (Materials) . Variation sought: amendments due to technical engineering constraints, necessary value engineering and reduction of scale of building. Change from natural timber cladding to cementitious weather boarding.

91 Padacre Road Torquay TQ2 8QQ

Prior Approval application to change salon to a domestic garage associated to a residential dwelling.

Lower Lodge Cockington Lane Torquay TQ2 6XA

Conversion of garage to habitable room & replacement gates.

Melba House 62 Bampfylde Road Torquay TQ2 5AY

Change of use from guest house (C1) to one residential dwelling (C3).

51 - 52 Fleet Street Torquay TQ2 5DW

Installation of non-illuminated signs; 2 x fascia signs & 1 projecting sign. (See accompanying PA P/2025/0774)

51 - 52 Fleet Street Torquay TQ2 5DW

Installation of 2 x A/C condensers at rear. (See accompanying AD P/2025/0775)

Flat 16 Seaway Court Seaway Lane Torquay TQ2 6RJ

Replacement of 2 balcony patio doors with bi-fold doors.

7 Haywain Close Torquay TQ2 7SG

Alterations to include excavation works of 1.1m for conversion of basement and formation of patio, with installation of two patio doors. Relocation of main entrance and installation of steps.

Stagecoach Devon Ltd Regent Close Torquay TQ2 7AN

Installation of X 2 duplex office cabins.

Marina Court Warren Road Torquay TQ2 5TN

Specification of Works T1 & T2 2x Holm Oaks (Lower Trees) ? Reduce the height of each tree by approximately 2.0m, retaining a final height of approximately 6.0m. ? Reduce the radial crown spread by approximately 1.50m, retaining a final spread of approximately 5.50m at all compass points. ? Works will retain the tree?s natural framework, preserving the aesthetic value of the trees within the local landscape. ? Pruning wounds will not exceed 40mm in diameter. T3 ? 1x Holm Oak (Upper Tree) ? Reduce the height of the tree by approximately 1.5m, retaining a final height of approximately 6.0m. ? Reduce the radial crown spread by approximately 1.5m, retaining a final spread of approximately 5.0m at all compass points. ? All pruning cuts will be made at suitable growth points in accordance with BS3998:2010. ? Individual wounds will not exceed 40mm in diameter. Justification for Proposed Works The proposed pruning works are intended to maintain the trees in a safe and healthy condition. The Holm Oaks are beginning to exert dominance over the terrace area, resulting in reduced light levels to the garden spaces. Due to the characteristics of Hom Oak, producing vigorous growth, proactive cyclical maintenance will help retain the trees as valuable amenity features whilst preventing the need for more severe intervention in the future. The works are considered proportionate and in line with good arboricultural practice, seeking only to reduce excessive extension growth and restore suitable proportions to the crown. The trees will retain their natural form and main structural framework, with crown density and vitality maintained. All pruning operations will follow the principles set out in BS3998:2010 Tree Work ? Recommendations, ensuring that: ? The overall habit/form of the trees is preserved. ? A high proportion of the foliage-bearing structure is retained. ? Individual pruning wounds will not exceed 40mm in diameter. ? Cuts will be made to suitable growth points to encourage

48 Seymour Drive Torquay TQ2 8PY

Beech (T1) within the G6 fell because the tree shows multiple structural and physiological defects that threaten its safe presence in the landscape. A significant longitudinal cavity runs through the lower stem, indicating advanced internal decay. The lack of key skeletal components further weakens the tree's structural integrity. Deterioration of bark and sapwood is visible, with exposed areas failing to effectively compartmentalise or produce adaptive growth, suggesting a reduced capacity for recovery. These defects collectively pose a predictable risk of structural failure, endangering nearby property and public safety. Due to the extent of decay and compromised structure, remedial pruning is not feasible. Felling is recommended as a necessary risk mitigation measure. Pine (T6) shows a decline in vitality across the entire crown, evidenced by sparse foliage, reduced shoot growth, and poor needle retention. When directly compared with a neighbouring pine of the same species and similar age, T6 exhibits noticeably lower crown density and overall vigour, indicating a progressive decline. No signs of acute pathogen or pest activity were observed, suggesting the deterioration is likely due to age-related senescence or site-specific stress factors. Considering the extent of physiological decline and the tree?s diminished capacity for recovery, retention is not deemed viable. Felling is recommended to reduce future risk and preserve the visual and ecological character of the group.

Silverdale Meadow Road Torquay TQ2 6PR

Mature lime tree adjacent to shared driveway, overhanging neighbouring property line. After carrying out a basic ground inspection whilst carrying out other work at the property, we decided to conduct a climbing inspection to assess the condition of historical pollard points at approximately 8m from ground level due to poor visibility from the ground. Upon climbing the tree we inspected the main unions at each historic pollard point and as suspected from ground level, there were multiple areas of concern with included unions, pockets of dirt collecting within the unions and branches beginning to fail within the upper crown of the tree. The tree is situated close to a hilltop and can be exposed to strong winds. Due to the location of the tree there is a likelihood of serious damage or potential injury should any of the main unions fail in strong winds. I feel the tree is long overdue attention given the species and evidence of previous pruning. For the reasons outlined above I?m requesting a pollard at 8m (approx), to the previous pollard points, whilst retaining some of the lower secondary limbs, pollarded away from the stem, to give the tree some shape whilst it recovers from the pollard, and gives us anchor points for roped access for any future pruning.

Land At Torbay Hospital Shiphay Park Road Torquay

Installation of wooden 10M light pole.

Land At Torbay Hospital Shiphay Park Road Torquay

Installation of wooden 9M light pole.

Land At Torbay Hospital Shiphay Park Road Torquay TQ2 7AB

Installation of wooden 9M light pole.

15 Welsury Road Torquay Torbay TQ2 7FW

Single story rear extension to the existing annex

31 Oak Park Avenue Torquay TQ2 7DB

Replacement of existing porch and garage with hipped wraparound extension to front (S) and side (W), demolition of rear (N) conservatory and construction of rear hipped extension, alterations to existing decking/patio area and extension to existing driveway.

Land At Torbay Hospital Shiphay Park Road Torquay

Installation of wooden 10M light pole.

Alstone Hotel 22 Bridge Road Torquay TQ2 5BA

Change of use from hotel/guest house (C1) to single dwelling (C3).

Blairmore Jacks Lane Torquay TQ2 8QX

Alterations to the roof to include a gable roof extension to the front and rear. Loft conversion to include two side dormers on the west and east elevations, changes to fenestration and installation of windows/doors, new hardstanding, solar panels, landscaping works.

5 Suncrest Close Torquay TQ2 8HR

Demolition of existing garage and replace with a larger garage.

62 Belgrave Road Torquay TQ2 5HY

Change of use from guest house to HMO/apartment.

Fairfield West Huxtable Hill Torquay TQ2 6RN

T1 - Beech - Crown lift by approximately 2 metres removing up to 30 minor secondary branches to provide clearnance while retaining a natural and balanced form. T2 - Beech - Lateral reduction of the crown by 1-2 metres to leave an approximate final spread of 6 metres with all pruning cuts made back to suitable growth points. T3 - Holm Oak - Lateral crown reduction by up to 1 metre leaving an approximate final spread of 5 metres, maintaining natural shape and tree health. Justification for proposed works. T1 - Beech - The tree has developed low-hanging branches with excessive lateral weight increasing the risk of branch failure. A minor crown lift will help reduce loading stress while improving clearance and maintaining tree health and form. The proposed works are proportional and preventative. T2 - Beech - The crown is growing in close proximity to the building with lateral spread approaching the structure. Selective lateral reduction will prevent future conflict with the property, minimise risk of damage and maintain a safe management distance while retaining the tree's natural shape. T3 - Holm Oak - This tree is also spreading toward the building and requires a light lateral reduction to prevent obstruction and potential contact with the structure. The work is preventative and intended to avoid future damage, shading and maintenance issues. All works are minimal, sympathetic and designed to retain natural form while preventing future structural or safety-related issues. The works are considered appropriate tree management rather than aesthetic alteration.

11 Grosvenor Close Torquay TQ2 7LB

Conversion of existing dwelling into 2no flats with parking, outdoor amenity space and associated works.

Cumberland House Warren Road Torquay TQ2 5TU

G1: Row of Holm Oak: Rear garden area - back boundary. Mixed species hedge row (Predominantly Holm oak) Starting from the right-hand side, reduce the bay to match the existing height of the adjacent bay. Fell three cypress trees within hedge line to ground level. Step up at the shed, reducing the holm oak to approximately 0.5m above the shed roof apex, removing approximately 1 - 1.5m. Carry out a hard cutback of the roadside face of the hedge by approximately 1m. All pruning cuts to be made at suitable growth points. All works carried out to BS 3998:2010 Tree Works Recommendation Remove all cut material from site & return to a Teign Trees depot for recycling, leaving the area safe, clean & tidy.

106 Avenue Road Torquay TQ2 5LQ

T1 Multi-stem Bay Laurel Reduce crown vertically by 5.5m. to 5m. height, reduce sides (horizontally) by 2m. to 1.5m. spread. Reason: to control growth in a confined space and encroachment into garden of No. 108, Avenue Road. Note: This tree had formally been contained by pruning, but has grown out substantially due to a cessation of maintenance pruning.

33 Fletcher Close Torquay TQ2 6DD

fell and remove T001 Holm oak underneath pine that is being removed through permission in AT/2025/0275/TPO. Heavily suppressed holm oak under the canopy of the pine which we have permission to remove. This Oak needs to be removed to facilitate the removal of the pine.

16 Vansittart Road Torquay TQ2 5BW

External alterations including new boundary wall, entrance gates, front porch, replacement windows and landscaping works.

Beechfield Avenue Streetworks Beechfield Avenue Torquay TQ2 8GZ

Upgrade of base station, removal of two antennas and replacement with four antennas and ancillary works.

Minerva House Orchard Way Torquay TQ2 7FA

Installation of fascia sign.

19 Monterey Close Torquay TQ2 6QW

T1- Monterey Pine Reason for Works: The Monterey Pine is showing advanced physiological decline, with an estimated 70% crown dieback. The tree contains large-diameter deadwood throughout the canopy and displays symptoms consistent with needle blight, including extensive needle loss and poor foliage condition. Vitality is severely reduced and decline is progressive with no realistic chance of recovery. Justification: The structural integrity of the tree is compromised due to the extent of deadwood and crown decline. This creates an increased risk of branch and potential stem failure, posing a hazard to nearby property. Removal via sectional dismantle is necessary to mitigate safety risks and prevent uncontrolled failure. Proposed Method: Sectional dismantle using controlled climbing and rigging techniques to safely lower sections and avoid damage to surrounding property and vegetation. Stump to be left level with the ground. Replacement Planting: A suitable replacement tree species, to be agreed with the Local Planning Authority, will be planted within the next planting season to maintain site amenity and biodiversity value.

4 The Conifers Torquay TQ2 8NG

T1 - Oak x3 lowest primary limbs - To be cut back to the main stem, crowning lifting the tree over the surrounding shrubs. ///tables.takes.grabs