Canford Vale

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• Awaiting decisionLarge scheme90 mVariation of condition 1 (Approved Plans) of planning permission APP/22/00092/R (Reserved Matters application following approval of Hybrid Planning Application APP/19/00237/P for the southern phase of the development shown on Site Location Plan LP01 and comprising of: 269 houses, retail units, office units and a Community Hub Building) to amend wording to facilitate changes including alterations to the Community Building and Hub to remove reference to badminton court, roof pitch to be reduced in height, internal changes removal of the stairs and mezzanine floor, reduced number of WCs, reduced size of stores and internal lobby, increase the size of the outdoor space and areas of soft landscaping, additional trees have been added in the central car parking area, the retail unit beneath the apartments a bin storage and plant storage building has been provided, two visitor spaces within the northern layby have been replaced with a loading bay for deliveries with footpath access to the retail unit.Made 12 Feb 2026 · P/26/00600/CONDR
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme90 mFollowing demolition of existing detached garage. Enlargement of roof to form first floor accommodation, single storey side extension to form integral garage.New front boundary wall and entrance gate to driveway. New proposed decking/patio to rear and front garden.Made 5 Nov 2026 · P/26/05418/HOU
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme470 mT1 - Oak tree - nearest the property, reduction of 2-3m all over, due to excessive shading of property.Made 19 Oct 2026 · P/26/05066/TTPO
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme90 mT51 – Horse Chestnut - Tip reduce the northern and eastern lateral branches by up to 2m, selectively pruning and blending the reduction cuts back into the existing crown structure to maintain a natural and balanced appearance. Individual pruning cuts shall be limited to no greater than 40mm diameter. Crown lift the lower branch foliage on the site-facing side to approximately 2m above ground level, removing only those lower branches necessary to achieve the required clearance while retaining the overall form and structure of the tree.Made 7 Oct 2026 · P/26/04826/TTPO
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme170 mWalnut Tree — Deadwood On Wednesday 7th OctoberMade 6 Oct 2026 · P/26/04813/REG14
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme440 mT1 - Sweet chestnut - Reduce 2 overextending branches by 3m to a suitable growing point and into the natural canopy line. Crown lift by removing lower epicormic branches up to a height of 4m from ground level. T2 - Oak - Crown lift lower secondary hanging branches up to a height of 4.5m from ground level. Remove lower epicormic growth in main union up to a height of 4.5m from ground level. T3 - Sweet chestnut - Crown lift lower secondary hanging branches and lower epicormic growth up to a height of 4m from ground level. T4 - Oak - Reduce branches close and touching the buildings roof to a clearance of 2m. T5 - Oak - Fell to ground level.Made 22 Sept 2026 · P/26/04581/TTPO

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