Retrospective Planning Application for the Material Change of Use of Land: the construction of porous stone car park to serve Castrads existing building.

Householder planning application in conservation area (part retrospective) for alterations to front garden and street facing boundary treatments

Change of use from dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) to residential children's home (Use Class C2) (Retrospective)

The proposed works to the site that require Listed Building Consent include the removal of the paint to the exterior masonry, the removal of the illuminated box sign to the front elevation, repair works to the uncovered brick wall to the east and the removal of an area of cement based render to the lower section of the eastern wall. The client is seeking to attain retrospective Listed Building Consent for the addition of a Gypsum Casoline MF ceiling soundproofing system, the addition of two sections of timber board to walls in the basement and the installation of two tables to the ground floor.

We are requesting retrospective permission to cut down a lyme tree in the garden of our property at 20 Beech Mews, Davenport Park, SK2 6LB. The tree was cut back to several metres in height yesterday as it was badly damaged/rotten and was posing a significant safety risk, to ourselves and to others in the surrounding area. Treeworks undertook the work to cut back the tree yesterday. Many other people were involved in the decision to cut back the tree and/or were kept informed of the situation yesterday, as follows: - We took advice from Andy Beech (a retired arborist from Stockport Council) as he was able to come and see the tree himself yesterday morning and advised that there was no doubt that it needed to be cut down ASAP yesterday for safety reasons. - Peter Pollard from Stockport council was kept fully appraised of the situation yesterday as it unfolded. - Ted Lawson (conservation manager from Davenport Park) was also kept informed of things yesterday. - Simon from Stockport council also came to see the tree prior to it being cut down and he agreed that it posed a significant risk. Photographs of the tree were taken by ourselves and Treeworks and were widely shared with the above people yesterday. After being cut back, the tree was left standing at several metres high as it was no longer deemed to be a safety risk. TPO 60E.

Two storey side and rear extension. Rear dormer window (retrospective)

Retrospective planning application for retention of driveway gate. Gate is 1.5m high in total however only 1m is solid with the reminder made of spaced slats with good visibility for vehicles and pedestrians. Gate moves away from the direction of Vicarage Avenue to Woodfield Road and therefore does not obstruct visibility for vehicles from Woodfield Road or Vicarage Avenue.

Retrospective application for Single storey rear extension, gazebo and proposed new fencing together with the retention of raised patio

Single storey storage and preparation building to rear, linked to main building, with associated external extraction flue (Retrospective)

Holly Tree stood in one corner of the garden. Concerns that it was dead and in danger of falling and be a threat to householders, neighbours, school at the rear and the walkway used by students, parents and pedestrians. The Agent mentioned that the tree has >80% die back in its crown and at immediate risk of falling. Peter Pollard advised that a retrospective application would suffice. The tree has been cut and removed by the Agent 18/07/2023. HAR/CA33.