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Planning Application: N6/1989/0789/TP




WORKS TO TREES WITH TREE PRESERVATION ORDER
Decided - Granted
Parkside Coach House 60 Mill Lane Welwyn AL6 9ES
cut down Scots Pine Tree, reduce and reshape Horse Chestnut Tree
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  • Welwyn West
  • Councillor Tony Kingsbury
  • Councillor Sunny Thusu
  • Councillor Alex Bardett
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01/01/1989
22/08/1989
C Eames Parkside Coach Hou
C Eames Parkside Coach Hou
60 Mill Lane
60 Mill Lane

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Granted
18/12/1989
18/12/1989
Delegated

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Application Number Proposal Decision Distance
6/2025/0581/HOUSE Erection of a single storey rear extension, part garage conversion to habitable space and additional windows and doors to existing side walls 0
6/2024/1360/COND Submission of details pursuant to Condition 1 (Sample Area) on listed building consent 6/2024/0733/LB Granted 0
6/2024/0733/LB Repoint the exterior of the house, removing cement mortar and replacing it with lime mortar. Window arches to be tuck pointed using traditional methods and materials. Damaged brick to be replaced with hand made wood fired bricks from local brick makers HG Matthews Granted 0
6/2023/0614/TC Fell dead eucalyptus tree No Objection 0
6/2022/2250/FULL Change of use from garage to part garage part workshop area, installation of insulated and sealed side-hinged doors and french doors following the removal of up and over garage doors, garden door and window Granted 0
6/2022/1629/LAWP Certificate of lawfulness for proposed conversion of garage to a workshop including changing doors, windows and insulation internally Refused 0
6/2021/2999/TPO Removal of Scots pine. Reason. Excessive shading to garden of 27, tree also leans towards direction of houses, and as it grows the lean becomes more prominent. Pine needles cause excessive blocking to gutters of 27. In the area there are several other trees, which offer natural habitat for nests and birds. No nests have ever been witnessed in the scots pine. According to Welwyn Hatfield web-site there is a TPo group close by, unclear if this tree sits within it, hence permission being requested as precaution. Both the land owner (no 26) where tree is sited and neighbour 27 agree on removal. Granted 0
6/2021/0063/COND Submission of details pursuant to condition 1 (Archaeological Written Scheme of Investigation) and condition 2 (Tree Protection Plan and Method Statement) of planning permission 6/2020/1969/HOUSE Granted 0
6/2020/3086/TC 4 x English Yews (T1-4) reduce by 2m because they are blocking light to neighbouring houses. No Objection 0
6/2020/1934/LB Alter colour of front door and exterior window sills, level first floor floorboards, remove partition walls and door between airing cupboard and bathroom in order to extend the bathroom and create a new door way to the bathroom from the landing. Granted 0
6/2020/0518/LB Installation of front fixed glazing unit and replace rear loft casement window Granted 0
6/2019/0791/TPO Reduce 4x Yew Tree by 4m , covered by conservation area No Objection 0
6/2019/0076/TPO Fell 1x Scotts Pine -Conversation area No Objection 0
6/2018/0357/TPO Reduce crown of 2 x Sycamore trees (T1 - up to 3m and T3 - up to 2m), 1 x Robina tree (T2 - up to 2m), 1 x Yew tree (T4- up to 1m) and 1 x Plum tree (T5 - up to 2m) - Conservation Area No Objection 0

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