22, 24 and 26 Church Road, Fleet (GU51 4NB)
HM Land Registry title HP668170 · Leasehold · GU51 4NB
HART, HAMPSHIRE, SOUTH EAST
Who owns it
- Willow Tower Opco 1 Limited (05401819)
Proprietorship: Limited Company or Public Limited Company.
Planning at this postcode
- False Acacia - Fell, Beech - Crown reduce by 4 m to 1.5-2 m above previous pollard points and crown lift to 7 m above ground level.
No Objection, 2023-10-23 · Hart District Council · 23/02056/CA - Variation of Conditions 2 and 3 attached to Planning Permission 21/00613/HOU dated 28/06/2021 to allow the insertion of two windows to side elevations and the alteration of the material to be used at the base of the summer house
Grant, 2022-01-12 · Hart District Council · 21/02993/AMCON - Approval of Condition 4- materials- pursuant to 21/01428/AMCON Variation of Condition 4 (materials) attached Planning Permission Application Reference Number: (19/00631/FUL) dated 29/10/2019 to enable works to progress in a phased manner. To change the text of the first line of the condition, so that the condition reads 'No above ground construction work for each area shall take place until details of each external surface relating to each area have been submitted to, and approved in writing by, the Local Planning Authority. This is to allow for phasing of the work, to enable progress with the first phase being the restoration of the church buildings and new porch, with associated landscaping.'
Partial Discharge of Conditions, 2021-11-16 · Hart District Council · 21/01428/CON - T1 - Oak - c. 25m tall by 12m wide Selectively reduce by 1-2m over driveway and remove any major deadwood. T2 - Beech - c. 15m tall by 9m wide Selectively reduce back to points of previous reduction (max. 3m in height and 1-2m wide) T3 - Purple Plum - c. 7m tall by 3m wide Selectively reduce back to previous points of reduction and reshape. (max. 1m) T4 - Magnolia - c. 6m tall by 6m wide This has been heavily pruned in the past so we want to do a minimal reduction to remove any watershoots but preventing any dieback.
No Objection, 2021-09-23 · Hart District Council · 21/02225/CA - Conversion of the existing loft void to 3 x two bedroom flats to include the insertion of 17 rooflights to sloping roofs and 7 rooflights to flat section of roof
Grant, 2021-09-23 · Hart District Council · 21/01693/FUL - T1 - Sycamore - Crown reduction by 2m. T2 - Acacia - Remove T3 - Beech - Reduce leader by 3m to bring back a better shape to crown as unbalanced, lift crown to 5m over garden garden aspect. T4 - Holly - Reduce height by 2m.
No Objection, 2021-01-21 · Hart District Council · 20/03145/CA - 5Demolitions, extension, external alterations and associated works to All Saints Church, including: - Demolition of existing extensions constructed against the north elevation of the Church, comprising Choir Vestry and entrance to boiler room and Lady Chapel built 1958; - Erection of a single storey Annexe on north elevation of the Church; - Alterations to the west elevation to provide a new west entrance; - Reinstatement of roofs Chancel, Nave, North and South Aisle and original Clergy Vestry; - Alterations to rainwater goods; - Construction of new vehicle layby; and - Hard and soft landscaping.
Grant, 2019-10-29 · Hart District Council · 19/00631/FUL - T1 - Mature apple tree - To reduce the crown by approx 2 metres prune for fruit production and deadwood. T2 - Leyland cypress approx x8 - to section tree first two adjacent to acacia then reduce to 6 to 7 metres the next following 3 conifers and lift three burrowed to approx 3 metres to allow for planting of large shrubs adjacently. T3 - Two old conifers in the corner of the eastern boundary free and ground to create room.
Grant, 2019-02-12 · Hart District Council · 19/00146/CA - New build, reordering and restoration of Church
Opinion Issued, 2018-10-05 · Hart District Council · 18/01283/PREAPP - Install 2no ventilation louvres within first floor window openings and replace 2no existing louvres with 2no cowls.
Grant, 2018-03-14 · Hart District Council · 18/00114/FUL
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