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Search the Public Notice PortalHere are the latest planning decisions made by North Somerset Council in and around Weston-super-Mare.
26/P/1791/FUH
A proposal for a single-storey front extension and loft conversion at 19 Dickenson Road has been approved.
The plans include the installation of rooflights.
The decision was issued on Wednesday, November 4.
26/P/1847/LBC
Listed building consent has been granted for the replacement of a window at Flat H, 1 South Road.
The approved works will see a UPVC casement window installed in the first-floor flat.
The decision was issued on Wednesday, November 4.
26/P/1875/FUH
Permission has been granted to replace an existing rear conservatory with a larger structure at 98 Hambledon Road.
The decision was issued on Friday, November 6.
26/P/1904/TRCA
Tree works at 14 Clifton Road have been approved.
The plans include reducing a mimosa tree by 1.5 metres, removing a bay tree, and reducing another tree by the same amount.
Works will also be carried out on a neighbour’s hazel tree that is leaning over the boundary.
The decision was issued on Tuesday, November 3.
26/P/1893/TRCA
At Flat 1, 7 St Pauls Road, permission has been granted to prune a plum tree by three metres.
The tree is located next door but overhangs the boundary.
Associated hedge foliage will also be cut back by around one metre.
The decision was issued on Tuesday, November 3.
26/P/1892/TRCA
Further tree works at the same address have been approved.
A date palm will be felled to ground level and the stump removed due to its size and impact on the garden.
The tree is reportedly cracking a wall and pushing against a bay window.
Other works include reducing a holly tree by two metres, trimming a cordyline palm to the same height, and cutting laurels to a total height of 1.8 metres.
All other shrubs in the garden will be clipped and tidied.
The decision was issued on Tuesday, November 3.
26/P/1905/TRCA
A mature cherry tree at 20 Elmsleigh Road will be removed due to rot and decay in its lower limbs.
The tree has been deemed at increased risk of failure.
A new cherry tree will be planted in its place.
The decision was issued on Tuesday, November 3.
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26/P/1946/TRCA
At 7 Ellenborough Park Road, a conifer and a bay tree will be cut back to the boundary by up to two metres.
The decision was issued on Friday, November 6.
26/P/1956/TRCA
Tree works at 7 Walliscote Road have also been approved.
Two pittosporum trees, a bay tree and an ash tree will be removed to ground level.
The decision was issued on Friday, November 6.
26/P/1977/FUH
Plans for 54 George Street have been approved.
The works include the demolition of existing rear extensions, construction of a new single-storey rear extension, a loft conversion with a rear dormer and front PV array, and the erection of a garden pod outbuilding.
The decision was issued on Friday, November 6.
26/P/0841/FUL
Approval has been granted for two new business units at Plot A7A, Weston Business Quarter.
The units will be used for research and development, industrial processes, general industry, or storage and distribution.
The plans include associated access, parking, drainage, landscaping and enclosures.
The decision was issued on Friday, November 6.
26/P/1091/FUL
At 12 Beach Road in Kewstoke, permission has been granted to replace a grassed area with permeable hardstanding.
The new surface will provide seven parking spaces for an existing holiday caravan park.
A timber-clad bin store will also be added.
The decision was issued on Friday, November 6.
26/P/1523/S73
KFC at Gallagher Retail Park has been granted permission to extend its opening hours.
The restaurant can now remain open until midnight, seven days a week.
The drive-thru lane will operate until 5am for customer orders and third-party delivery collections.
The decision was issued on Friday, November 6.
26/P/1669/TPO
At Grange Cottage on Uphill Road South, permission has been granted to remove a dying sycamore tree to ground level.
The decision was issued on Friday, November 6.
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