Change of use from Office (Use Class E) to Care Home (Use Class C2) to provide specialist supported accommodation for 6 adults aged 18 to 25 with disabilities.

Change of use of ground floor from public house (Sui Generis) to convenience store (Class E); single storey extension; alterations; and associated works

Two storey building to create 4 apartments.

A full planning application for the demolition of the existing Waterway House building and site clearance, and the construction of a new-build residential development (sui generis) with associated private residents indoor and outdoor amenity space; cycle parking; and other associated works.

Removal of Lime tree on the front driveway of the property, to the left of the house.

The tree concerned is a mature 50ft (approx) yellow conifer. I have enclosed a photograph to help identify it. We would like to have this tree felled to make way for a couple of much more suitable native deciduous trees of a smaller habit so that some sunshine reaches the house in the winter months.

Conversion of commercial ancillary storage to three flats; and alterations including the removal of a roof section to form a courtyard

T1- large beech tree which we would like to reduce by 3-4m with as it is very close to the house and we want to prevent any damage it may cause.

1 - Cherry tree Crown reduce by approximately 3 meters as it is to high making the house too dark, also pruning back from the house as it is touching the roof.

T1. Front garden eucalyptus tree. The tree is in contact with the house, is also overhanging the vehicle on the drive and has grown to a height in excess of the house. It does not appear to have been maintained for some time. The request is to reduce the branch length by 2 metres away from the house to create clearance and prevent the tree contacting the house. The tree will remain 7 metres wide after the reduction. In addition, to reduce the branch length by 1 metre where the tree is overhanging the driveway and dropping material onto the vehicle parked there. The tree will remain 8 metres wide after the reduction. Finally a crown reduction of 3 metres to maintain a balanced shape and bring the tree height back down to just under the roofline of the property. It's hard to estimate the current height of the tree but it is in excess of the height of the 3 story house. T2. Back garden apple tree. The tree has gained significant height since the summer and has also increased in reach, overhanging the garage, restricting access to the planted borders and approaching the boundary with number 21 to the East and that property's garage. The request is to reduce branch length by 1 metre on the East, South and West sides to stop it approaching the boundary and overhanging the garage and to keep a balanced shape. The tree will remain 3.5 metres in diameter after the reduction. Additionally, a crown reduction of 1.5 metres to maintain a balanced shape and bring the tree back closer to its height at the start of the summer. The tree will remain 3m in height after this reduction.

The holly tree is at the left hand side of the property, when looking at it from the pavement on Shirley Road. It is a few metres behind the large wooden gates at the top of the driveway. The tree is currently taller than the house (3 storey house). We are proposing to reduce the height of the tree by half (approximatley 4-5m). The tree is the only one in that location.

Remove 2x large trees to base a #5 Rushcliffe Rise. Tree 1 - Large cypress tree to the front of the property. Tree is mature and overgrown, sitting within1 meter of the property next to the front door. The tree has already caused damage to the roof of the property and if left there are potential devastating affects to the structure of the building with it being so close. Tree 2 - Large Thuja tree at the rear of the property. Tree is within 3m of the the property and blocking a lot of sunlight coming into the rear of the house with it being a south facing garden. There are also concerns of long term structural damage to the property.

Application to fell a lime tree due to root damage and safety concerns.

Remove large apple tree and reduce bay tree for safety and maintenance.

Construction of two detached houses with new entrances and landscaping.

Prune and fell conifer and Leylandii; 6-8m crown reduction to two cherry trees.

Construction of two detached dwellings with double garage.

Removal/cutting down of leylandii hedge in private garden to increase light.

Creation of two one-bedroom flats.

Felling of several garden trees (conifers, beech, maples) due to proximity to house/overgrowth.

First-floor office extension with external staircase and covered balcony for nursery manager accommodation.

Change of use from dwelling (C3) to children's care home (C2) for up to three children.

Convert second, third and fourth office floors to residential apartments, minor basement and ground works.

Convert second, third and fourth office floors to residential apartments, minor basement and ground works.

Erection of warehouse extension, ancillary service canopies and provision of associated service yard.

Change of use to C2 residential care home for four residents aged 8–65.

Change of use to residential care home for four residents aged 8–65.

Use of property as three flats, each operated as an HMO (Use Class C4).

Conversion of and single storey rooftop extension to the Grade II listed former Police and Fire Stations building for student accommodation and erection of a new 18 storey building for purpose-built student accommodation, including ancillary residents hub and associated facilities and a new ground floor public food hall (Use Class E(b)), landscaping, access, cycle parking, and drainage, and all other associated works; alongside associated demolition of the existing Central Block, single storey lean-tos adjoining the Former Police and Fire Station (1930s building), part of the rear wing of Fire Station House (1880s building), and partial demolition of the rear east wing to the Guildhall.

Construction of new dwelling within curtilage of 94 Middleton Boulevard

Change of use from dwelling (C3) to children’s home (C2) for up to three children.

Demolish former care home; construct 12 houses and 40 apartments with gardens, parking, cycle and bin stores.

C4 use as a house of multiple occupation (HMO).

Convert ground floor commercial and upper flats to purpose‑built student accommodation (three cluster flats).

Conversion from four flats to seven flats, including basement excavation and front elevation works.

Change of use from mixed dwelling/childminding use to Class C2 Children's Care Home for the care of up to 2 Children (aged 8-17) with 3 staff at any one time

Demolition of the Single Storey Brewery Building and Associated Structures Followed by the Construction of Five Student Accommodation Dwellings

Outline application for the erection of up to 9 dwellings including matters access and layout

Proposed three storey infill extension and single storey side extension to provide a total of 12 flats

Creation of a new vehicular access and driveway. Works involve: - Forming two gateways in the existing Bulwell stone boundary wall. - Constructing three new stone pillars using reclaimed Bulwell stone from the existing wall. - Laying a permeable loose-stone driveway within the property boundary to provide off-street parking and space to manoeuvre vehicles. - Installing handcrafted hardwood oak gates, of a traditional arched design, broadly referencing the double gateways at Alexandra House and Shrewsbury House.

Upward extension of existing office building, to provide 2 additional floors of dwellinghouses under C3 use. 2x 2-bed flats per floor, totalling 4 new dwellings.

Erection of new terrace dwelling

Change of use from Sui Generis (public house) to Class E (commercial/business/service). Amendments externally, inclusive of new windows/doors. Painting of existing windows and doors, new solar panels on the roof and new gated bin and cycle stores.

PROPOSE A SINGLE STORY FRONT WITH SINGLE/DOUBLE STORY REAR AND ALTERATION TO EXISTING HOUSE LAYOUT

Erection of single storey semi-detached dwelling.

PROPOSED REAR AND SIDE DORMERS (retrospective) AND GLAZED LINK ROOF TO CREATE COVERED WAY BETWEEN GARAGE AND HOUSE

Conversion of dwelling into 3.no flats; and external staircase

Following a General Structural Inspection, the advice given recommends the selective management of trees and shrubs located close to the building. There are a line of 4 silver birches close to the rear elevation of the house of increasing size towards the west. This application is to remove the largest one of these 4, marked T9 on the plan drawing.

Change of use from dwelling house (Use Class C3) to HMO for up to six occupants (Use Class C4).

Existing use of the property as a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) within Use Class C4, occupied by up to 6 unrelated individuals as their only or main residence, sharing basic amenities including kitchen, bathrooms and a communal living area.

DOUBLE STORY SIDE AND REAR EXTENSION, WRAP AROUND SINGLE STOREY SIDE/ REAR EXTENSION AND ALTERATION TO EXISTING HOUSE

Change of use of the second to eighth floor from Class E to C3 to create 42 residential flats. A cycle store is also proposed to the upper ground floor.

Erection of a detached two storey dwelling

Proposed internal and external alterations and conversion of the former Chapel into 4 no. residential units, and of the former Theatre into a co-working space and cafe/restaurant, at the Mapperley Hospital Theatre and Chapel, off Porchester Road, Nottingham.

Change of Use from offices to 4no. dwellinghouses (apartments), with associated parking, bin stores and cycle storage.

Use of second floor as self contained flat occupied by 8 persons in 8 households

Change of use of ground, 1st and 2nd floors to provide 9 x 1 bed flats and installation of external staircase to the rear

Change of use from a dwelling to four self-contained residential flats, including construction of a single storey rear/side extension and associated works

Lawful Development Certificate for Large House in Multiple Occupation (Sui Generis HMO) for up to 18 persons

7 bedroom Sui Generis House in Multiple occupation, occupied by 7 unrelated tenants

Single storey side and rear extension; and erection of garden house/shed.

Proposed redevelopment of the former laundry building (currently used for material storage) to form a new substation to the east of the Trent Cardiac Centre, accessed from Service Road 1. The facility will accommodate a generator, oil tank room, ring main unit, LV switch rooms, UPS room and an external transformer

Sub-divide existing single C3 dwelling into three self-contained C3 flats, with the construction of a rear dormer

Existing dwelling being used as 3 Bedroom house of multiple occupation (HMO) for more than 20 years. This property, along with several others in the area, was previously owned by the University of Nottingham and has been used as a 3-bedroom student accommodation since the early 2000s. The University has since sold these properties to private landlords. We have checked records with Nottingham City Council?s Council Tax Department, who confirmed that the property has been continuously occupied by students from 2005 up to the date of sale. Given that the property has been in continuous use as student accommodation for over 20 years, we believe that its continued use as a 3-bedroom student let is lawful. We are therefore applying for a Certificate of Lawful Existing Use. We requested copies of historical council tax records (from 2005 onwards) from the Council Tax Department. Although they hold these records, they are unable to release them to the landlord due to data protection restrictions. However, they have confirmed that they can provide this information directly to the Planning Department upon request. We therefore respectfully ask the Planning Officer to obtain this information from the Council Tax Department to assist with this application. Additionally, the current landlord has instructed his solicitor to request historic tenancy agreements (covering at least the last four years) from the University of Nottingham. Should the University be able to release these documents without breaching data protection regulations, we will forward them to you as soon as they are received.

Conversion of listed building to mixed-use with ground-floor Class E and seven apartments above.

Conversion of listed building to mixed-use with ground-floor Class E and seven apartments above.

The house was let to 4 individual persons in 4 bedrooms with sitting room, kitchen and bathroom as shared facility. This use has continued since 2005 to date.

Full planning permission is sought for a residential scheme of 23 dwellings with associated infrastructure including the provision of a new vehicle access from Bathley Street.

Development of 113 dwellings, with access from Wyton Close and Belconnen Road, landscaping, drainage, open space and associated works.

Demolition of the outhouse and construction of a single storey rear extension with glazed roof

Second floor rear extension and conversion of existing second floor to create 2no 1 bed flats.

Construction of new detached dwelling (part-retrospective)

Convert one dwelling into three self-contained flats, including rear dormer and cellar works.

Single-storey rear extension with external staircase and balcony entrance serving existing first-floor flats.

Change offices (levels 1–2) to eight one‑bed flats with bin and cycle storage.

Change of use from three-bedroom home (C3) to small C2 residential care home for up to 3 residents.

Replace wooden windows and hatch with PVC double glazed windows and trickle vents.

Sub-divides dwellinghouse into two flats.