Planning applications in Cockington With Chelston

Briary Towers 42 Vicarage Road Torquay TQ2 6HX

Fell dead conifer

Harbour View St Agnes Lane Torquay TQ2 6QD

Tree work specification in relation the trees at Harbour View TPO: 1974.004 T001: (Copper Beech) Reduce lateral tertiary limbs by approximately 1.5m to create 2m clearance from buildings. Crown lift to 5m from existing ground level to comply with highway regulations Remove major deadwood from canopy 100mm diameter maximum cuts. Pruning will not affect the existing architecture of the crown. All work to comply withBS3998 T002: (Beech) Reduce southern lateral tertiary limbs by approximately 1.5m to create 2m clearance from buildings. Crown lift to 4m from existing ground level Remove major deadwood from canopy 100mm diameter maximum cuts. Pruning will not affect the existing architecture of the crown. All work to comply with BS3998 G001: Selective reductions of yew trees in group by approximately 2-3m to reduce sail effect of trees in the loose rock bank (finished height between 7-6m tall for the group) Fell small self-seeded Bay in G001 to allow remaining stock to reach better potential All work to comply with BS3998 (Reduce the height and spread of trees in the group and remove the bay tree) G002: Selective reductions of yew trees in group by approximately 2-3m to reduce sail effect of trees in the loose rock bank (finished height between 7-6m tall for the group) Crown lift Roadside to 5m at create clearance from highway infrastructure (Light) All work to comply with BS3998 (Reduce the height and spread of trees in the group and remove selected branches over roadside to maintain highway clearance)

37 Highland Road Torquay TQ2 6NL

Conversion of loft including raising the ridge height, hip-to-gable extension, insertion of rooflight to south-west (front) elevation and construction of flat roof dormer to north-east (rear) elevation.

Marlow Wheatridge Lane Torquay TQ2 6RA

Certificate of Lawfulness for a Proposed Use: Construction of garden room to side elevation to include cedar cladding.

The Manor House Apartments Seaway Lane Torquay TQ2 6PS

Installation of fixed line broadband apparatus.

18A Mead Road Torquay TQ2 6TF

Crown lift secondary branch growth only up to approximately 4.5m from ground level to achieve the required vertical clearance above the driveway and neighbours. Crown thin overall leaf bearing twig structure by 10 percent. This will also help with canopy crowding and avoid other trees rubbing against each other. Remove all major dead wood from crown All trees are Fagus Sylvatica (Mature Beech) This work has been previously accepted in 2023, application submitted by Devon Tree Services and works were completed by them as well.

Timbertops Seaway Lane Torquay TQ2 6PS

Reason for Works The subject tree is a self-seeded, semi-mature Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) of limited individual landscape and public amenity value. The tree has developed as a twin-stem specimen and has previously been reduced, resulting in a modified crown form. The tree is situated in close proximity to the dwelling and adjacent driveway, where continued growth is creating an increasing spatial relationship conflict with the property. The canopy extends over the driveway, resulting in regular accumulations of leaves, seeds and other organic debris. During periods of wet weather this contributes to a slippery surface requiring ongoing maintenance to maintain safe access to the property. The tree does not form part of a significant landscape feature, avenue or important visual group and is largely screened within the residential setting. Due to its self-seeded origin, previous management history and limited contribution to the wider character of the Conservation Area, its removal is not considered likely to result in a material loss of public amenity. Whilst cyclical pruning could temporarily reduce canopy spread, it would not resolve the underlying relationship with the dwelling or prevent the recurring accumulation of seasonal debris on the driveway. Continued pruning would also necessitate ongoing management of a species that responds vigorously to reduction. Removal is therefore considered to represent the most appropriate long-term management solution. To mitigate the loss of canopy cover, the applicant is willing to undertake replacement planting with a more suitable ornamental tree in an agreed location if considered appropriate by the Local Planning Authority.

Mead Cottage Cockington Lane Torquay TQ2 6QS

Monterey cypress T1 and Lawson cypress T2 - crown reduction by a maximum of 2 metres. Both are in very limited space and are already damaging garden furniture. T1 was heavily reduced on one side by the utility company, as BT cables pass through the crown. Reasons: The tree?s root system has displaced and damaged the adjacent stone and brick walling, creating structural issues and minor trip hazards. The crown currently encroaches over the patio and wall, increasing debris fall and obstruction. The proposed works are intended to manage foreseeable conflict with built structures and reduce nuisance while retaining the tree?s overall form and contribution to the setting. The intervention is proportionate and consistent with BS3998 and NTSG principles, addressing specific areas of conflict without imposing excessive reduction.

Norton Lea Solsbro Road Torquay TQ2 6PF

T001 - 1x Mature Holm Oak Reduce the height of 1x Primary stem by approximately 6.0 metres, leaving a final height of the stem at approximately 12 metres. Radial crown spread to remain un-affected at all compass points. All works shall retain the tree's main framework and natural form, maintaining a high proportion of the foliage-bearing structure. All final pruning cuts shall be made at suitable growth points in accordance with BS 3998:2010 Tree Work - Recommendations. Individual pruning wounds shall not exceed 100 mm in diameter & pruning cuts made at suitable growth points in accordance with BS 39982010 Tree Work - Recommendations. 1x Primary stem exhibiting a large tear at the union - Sectionally dismantle back to the first suitable primary union to reduce the risk of failure while retaining the remaining tree structure where practicable. Works are specified to reduce weight loading and sail area on the affected stem whilst retaining a balanced and structurally appropriate crown form. Area Tree Preservation Order & Conservation Area Justification The proposed works relate to 1x Mature Holm Oak (Quercus ilex) identified as T001. The tree forms a prominent landscape feature, and the proposed works have been carefully specified to retain the tree's overall amenity contribution, natural form, and long-term viability whilst addressing identified structural concerns within the crown structure. Arboricultural justification- One primary stem is exhibiting a significant tear and structural weakness at the union, increasing the likelihood of stem failure under continued wind loading and canopy weight. The proposed reduction and partial dismantling works are therefore considered necessary on arboricultural and safety grounds in order to reduce mechanical stress, weight loading, and sail area acting upon the affected stem which in turn will increase the likelihood of whole stem failure. The proposed works comprise the reduction in height of the affected primary

Protea Seaway Lane Torquay TQ2 6PW

5 Day Notice Fell - Dangerous tree. Has sufferred significant structural deterioration following the failure and subsequent removel of a large scaffold limb. Inspection has revealed extensive decay and rot affecting the main stem and lower structure of the tree. The loss of the major limb has exposed a substantial wound through which decay organisms have become established. The presence of Kretzschmaria deusta (brittle cinder fungus) at the base of the tree, together with symptoms consistent with advanced root and butt decay. Due to the close proxmity to the public highway on Seaway Lane it presents an unacceptable danger to highway users, pedestrians and property.

Lofthouse 2 Burridge Road Torquay TQ2 6JB

T1 - Conifer Proposed Works: Dismantle and remove the conifer tree using sectional dismantling techniques. Utilise appropriate lowering and rigging methods to prevent damage to surrounding property, landscaping, boundary features, and adjacent vegetation. Process arisings through a tracked woodchipper, with woodchip retained within the hedge line where appropriate. Remove all timber and remaining arisings from site. Reason for Works: The conifer is dead T2 - Maple Proposed Works: Remove major deadwood from the garden side of the canopy. Deadwood removal limited to branches exceeding 25mm diameter.

White Gables Seaway Lane Torquay TQ2 6PS

Formation of off-grid single-storey, two-bedroom, self-contained ancillary accommodation with solar panels. Installation of solar panels on host dwelling and resurfacing of existing gated site access off Seaway Lane with block paving.

28 Pentridge Avenue Torquay TQ2 6UN

Construction of single storey extension to the side (E) and rear (N) which includes bifold doors and an extension to the existing dormer to the rear (N).

6 Mead Road Torquay TQ2 6TE

Construction of single storey side extension to form garage and habitable room.

50 Mendip Road Torquay TQ2 6UQ

Construction of side dormer, side entrance porch and replace existing conservatory with single storey rear extension.

3 Roundhill Road Torquay TQ2 6TQ

Construction of front extension and first floor side extension over existing utility. Construction of two storey rear extension. Construction of additional driveway, with widening of existing driveway, including front planter.

33 Sherwell Hill Torquay TQ2 6LU

Construction of detached garage to rear.

Hyperion Underhill Road Torquay TQ2 6SL

We want to remove the tree down to approximately 3m from ground level. After ongoing review its deemed necessary to dismantle and remove the tree due to its disease and no long term viability. T001 - Monterey Cypress - as in Hi-Lines report. 2021: The initial assessment noted a minor deterioration from the previous year, with the tree displaying sub-optimal vitality and crown density. This decline was accompanied by increasing levels of deadwood throughout the crown, with Old Mill Road identified as the primary high-occupancy target. 2023: Dysfunction within the crown had noticeably increased, with only approximately 50?60% of functional crown remaining. Infection by Seiridium cardinale was suspected. A large, upright, central primary limb, biased to the west, was confirmed dead and exhibited torsional splitting; this limb was somewhat sheltered by the remaining canopy. The increasing crown dysfunction was most visible over the driveway leading to Hyperion. 2025: The most recent inspection confirmed no significant change in the overall status or risk assessment of the tree. The dead primary limb was removed after the previous assessment as recommended. However, minor additional deterioration and the advancement of Seiridium cardinale symptoms were recorded, necessitating continued close monitoring. The long-term viability of this tree remains questionable and the requirement for its removal is highly likely.

Courtlands Rawlyn Road Torquay TQ2 6PL

The proposed works relate to the Eastern Boundary Group of 9 ? Regenerated Sycamore Stems (Acer pseudoplatanus), which have developed as multiple secondary stems from previously managed stools. The trees now form a dense boundary group and require cyclical management to maintain safe and sustainable growth within the confined location. Consent is sought to sectionally dismantle (where required), fell, and coppice the stems to approximately 1.50 metres above ground level, allowing the retained coppice stools to regenerate and produce new, vigorous replacement stems. This is considered an appropriate arboricultural management technique for this species and growth form, promoting healthier regrowth whilst retaining continued boundary screening and long-term tree cover. The proposed works are justified for the following reasons: To continue an ongoing cyclical management programme appropriate to previously regenerated sycamore stools. To reduce excessive height, weight, and leverage on elongated stems, thereby lowering the potential for future structural failure. To improve management of the boundary area and prevent further encroachment into the adjoining land. To stimulate vigorous new basal regrowth, improving the long-term condition and sustainability of the tree group. To retain the established root systems and ongoing amenity contribution of the group through regeneration, rather than complete removal. All works will be undertaken sensitively and in accordance with BS 3998:2010 ? Tree Work Recommendations, using appropriate dismantling and pruning techniques to minimise unnecessary damage and preserve the future vitality of the retained stools.

12 Court Road Torquay TQ2 6SE

Roof alterations to form two gables and the formation of a pitched roof dormer to front elevation and a flat roof rear dormer. Removal of rear bay window, replace with bi-folding doors onto glazed balustrade balcony with side access and steps to existing raised deck area. Solid fuel fire with stainless steel flue. Fenestration changes. Single garage conversion to include parapet wall to front with enclosed walkway including roof lights. Construction of garden store at lower ground floor with pitched roof and associated works. (Revised description)

19 Stoneleigh Drive Torquay TQ2 6TR

T1 - Oak: Fell to near ground level. Reasoning: The oak has previously been heavily topped, resulting in a reduced canopy consisting of mainly epicormic growth. The tree is in decline, with an estimated 30?40% of live cambium remaining. The main stem shows signs of significant decay, which compromises its structural integrity. Due to the combination of stem decay and weak regrowth, there is an increased risk of failure. Further reduction is not considered appropriate, as it would not address the existing structural issues and would likely lead to further decline.

18 Thorne Park Road Torquay TQ2 6RX

Construction of single storey combined side and rear extension.

23 Court Road Torquay TQ2 6SE

Non-material amendment relating to P/2025/0370. Amendment sought: Rear windows to be increased from 1050mm high to 1650mm high to match centre windows.

Blue Mist Rawlyn Road Torquay TQ2 6PQ

Conversion of loft to include increase of ridge height and installation of dormers to east (front) elevation and west (rear) elevation, including insertion of 2no. rooflights to west (rear) elevation.

Land Adjacent To Lanscombe House Hotel Cockington Lane Torquay TQ2 6XA

Installation of 9m pole and associated apparatus.

Land Adjacent To Lower Lodge Cockington Lane Torquay TQ2 6XA

Installation of 9m pole and associated apparatus.

Land Adjacent To Shires Cockington Lane Torquay TQ2 6XA

Installation of 9m pole and associated apparatus.

Weavers Cottage Cockington Lane Torquay TQ2 6XA

Replacement of failing single glazed C20/C21 windows with timber, heritage double glazed casement windows.

Charter House Cockington Lane Torquay TQ2 6QT

Change of use from guest accommodation with owners' accommodation (C1) to single residential dwelling with parking, waste storage and amenity space (C3).

Courtlands Rawlyn Road Torquay TQ2 6PL

T1 - 1x Monterey Cypress (Cupressus macrocarpa)- Prune 1x primary branch overhanging Rawlyn Road on the southern aspect of the tree, cutting back to the main stem. Individual pruning wound shall not exceed 100 mm in diameter. Remove all dead and broken branches, including stubs from previous pruning operations, where such material exceeds 10 mm in diameter. Sever ivy at the base of the main stem to facilitate further inspection of the trees condition. Ivy shall be cut cleanly at the base of the trunk and carefully detached where practicable, avoiding unnecessary damage to the bark. The Monterey Cypress is situated adjacent to Rawlyn Road, with a primary limb extending over the public highway on the southern aspect of the canopy. The proposed works are limited and proportionate, intended to address highway clearance and remove defective material while retaining the overall form, health, and amenity value of the tree. It is proposed to prune one primary branch overhanging Rawlyn Road, cutting back to the main stem. The works will improve clearance over the highway and reduce the potential for branch failure over a publicly accessible area. Pruning will be undertaken in line with BS 3998:2010 ? Tree Work Recommendations, ensuring that individual pruning wounds do not exceed 100 mm in diameter and that appropriate arboricultural techniques are employed to promote good wound occlusion and long- term tree health. In addition, all dead, and broken branches will be removed from throughout the canopy, including redundant stubs remaining from previous pruning operations where such material exceeds 10 mm in diameter. The removal of deadwood will reduce the likelihood of falling debris and improve the safety of the tree in relation to nearby targets.

Loxbury Road Torquay TQ2 6RS

Installation of 10m light wooden pole.

O/S 5 Loxbury Road Torquay TQ2 6RS

Installation of 10m light wooden pole.

Ambrook Rousdown Road Torquay TQ2 6PB

Repairs to Flat 3 balcony, including replacing corroded steels and repairs to balcony deck. Reusing existing materials. (See accompanying PA P/2026/0143)

Ambrook Rousdown Road Torquay TQ2 6PB

Repairs to Flat 3 balcony, including replacing corroded steels and repairs to balcony deck. Reusing existing materials. (See accompanying LB P/2026/0144).

Millbank Solsbro Road Torquay TQ2 6PF

First floor extension on south west elevation (rear).

Courtlands Rawlyn Road Torquay TQ2 6PL

Conservation Area Tree Works Justification Group of Western Red Cedar & 1x Lawson Cypress (overhanging Brooklyn Lane) - Crown lift by removing secondary and sub-lateral branch growth only, to provide a vertical clearance of approximately 5.6 m between road level and the lowest foliage tips, thereby achieving the desired clearance. All pruning cuts will be back to the main stems. Trim the remaining roadside branches hard back away from the overhead BT cables to achieve a minimum clearance of 3 metres. All arisings to be removed from site and returned to a Devon Tree Services depot for recycling, leaving the area safe, clean, and tidy. The proposed works relate to a group of 2x Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata) & 1x Lawson Cypress (Chamaecyparis lawsoniana) trees located adjacent to and overhanging Brooklyn Lane within a designated Conservation Area. The trees are established along the roadside boundary and have developed low lateral branch growth extending over the carriageway and towards overhead telecommunications apparatus (BT/Openreach cables). The purpose of the proposed works is to provide appropriate highway clearance and maintain safe separation from overhead infrastructure, whilst retaining the overall form, health, and amenity value of the trees. A crown lift to approximately 5.6 metres above road level is proposed through the selective removal of secondary and sub-lateral branches only, with all final pruning cuts made back to the main stems where appropriate. This will achieve suitable vertical clearance for vehicles using the lane, consistent with accepted highway clearance standards. In addition, selected roadside branches will be pruned back from the overhead BT cables to achieve a minimum clearance of approximately 3 metres, reducing the risk of future contact with telecommunications infrastructure and preventing ongoing maintenance issues. The proposed works are limited and proportionate, retaining the primary canopy framework and overall appearance

Drum Inn Cockington Lane Torquay TQ2 6XA

Installation of fixed line broadband apparatus.

10 Court Road Torquay TQ2 6SE

Extension to existing first floor roof terrace, replacement balustrading, installation of pergola and changes to fenestration to southwest (rear) elevation.

Corbyn Head Hotel Torbay Road Torquay TQ2 6RG

Variation of condition in relation to P/2020/0420 (Variation of Conditions relating to application P/2019/0699. Condition P1. Variation sought: Revisions to elevations and internal layout. Addition of one bedroom and car parking space. Reduction of building height and reduction in north-south building length. (The proposed development to which the application relates is situated within 10 metres of relevant railway land)): Condition 22 - (Restaurant, roof bar, spa and gym restriction to hotel guests only). Variation sought: Vary the wording of condition 22 to enable a 1 calendar year period for non-hotel guests to access restaurant, roof-top bar, spa and gym.

Cromdale 8 Mead Road Torquay TQ2 6TE

Variation of Condition relating to application P/2025/0079: Formation of extension to garage with workshop/garden store under. Condition: P1 - Approved Plans. Variation sought: Change of design from pitched roof to flat roof with parapet.

31 Manscombe Road Torquay TQ2 6ST

Variation of condition in relation to P/2025/0156 (Alterations to include removal of conservatory and construction of single storey extension to rear, refurbishment of existing terrace, replacement of car port, installation of glazing, veranda-style overhang to front and stonework cladding.): Condition P1 - (approved plans). Variation sought: retain existing extension and plant room to the rear (north) elevation.

3 Roundhill Road Torquay TQ2 6TQ

Variation of Condition relating to application P/2025/0047: Alterations and improvements to include two storey extension to front, first floor extension to side, creation of additional parking and installation of two storey conservatory to rear. Condition: P1 - Approved Plans. Variation sought: amendment to design of rear extension.

Flat 7 Wilverley Wheatridge Lane Torquay TQ2 6RB

T1 - 1 x Sycamore Re-pollard by cutting back to the established primary pollard points, with final cuts made at approximately 3.50 metres above ground level. The works shall create a well-balanced candelabra framework to encourage a sustainable and uniform branch structure for future growth. T2 - 1 x Sycamore Pollard to establish primary pollard points, with final cuts made at approximately 3.50 metres above ground level. The works shall create a well-balanced candelabra framework to encourage a sustainable and uniform branch structure for future growth. All works shall be carried out in accordance with BS 39982010 - Tree Work Recommendations. See attached TPO justification for reasons to support the work.

3 Quantocks Road Torquay TQ2 6UH

Formation of single storey side extension to replace existing garage. Widen dropped kerb and pavement crossover & formation of additional off street parking space. Erection of garden room in the rear garden for ancillary use with the host dwelling.

Hellinghay House Seaway Lane Torquay TQ2 6PW

Beech tree: To the rear of Hellinghay House behind garage and store. Any pruning to achieve crown reduction will be carried out as specified by BS3998 and will be as follows: 1). Reduce the tree from an existing height of 7.5 metres to a finished height of 6 metres. 2). Reduce crown extents from the current 3 metres to approximately 2.25 metres. This applies to the branches at all cardinal points. 3). Check for "crossed branches" dead branches, disease and rot.

7 Loxbury Road Torquay TQ2 6RS

T6 Cypress - Fell close to ground level T7 Cypress - Fell close to ground level

Cromdale 8 Mead Road Torquay TQ2 6TE

Non-Material Amendment to P/2025/0079. Amendments sought: Change from a pitch roof to a flat roof with a front facing parapet.

14 Purbeck Avenue Torquay TQ2 6UL

Proposed single storey side (W) and rear (S) gabled extensions and changes to fenestration.

Lanscombe Lodge Cottage Cockington Lane Torquay TQ2 6XA

T001 - Horse Chestnut - Prominent specimen with high amenity value; crown raised and reduced with large diameter pruning wounds of varying age; old pruning/tear out wounds x2 at SE and W, 3-5m with peripheral ribs of reaction wood, however the extent of coalesced decay is likely significant in such non-durable wood; strong growth response to previous crown reduction works indicates vitality overall for a tree of the species and age class is good; decay and dysfunction at old pruning wound sites throughout crown; anticipated mode of failure is the central leading stem or lateral primary limbs where decay is established at 3-5m, onto Cockington Lane - Crown reduction to previous pruning points, approximately 14m.

31 Manscombe Road Torquay TQ2 6ST

Non Material Amendment to P/2025/0156. Amendments sought: Minor amendment to rear elevation to retain existing extension and plant room area.