Land on the North West side of 818 Warwick Road, Solihull (B91 3HA)

HM Land Registry title WM935620 · Freehold · B91 3HA

SOLIHULL, WEST MIDLANDS, WEST MIDLANDS

Who owns it

• The Metropolitan Borough of Solihull

Proprietorship: Local Authority.

Planning at this postcode

• Elevational modificiations to provide area of render and stone.
  Awaiting decision, 2026-05-14 · Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council · PL/2026/00937/MINFHO
• Removal of 1 No. dead laburnum tree in front garden.
  Approved, 2026-02-16 · Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council · PL/2026/00064/TCA
• T1 Apple tree - Reduce the canopy by 50% by doing this it will reduce the stress on the weak points of the tree it will also allow retention of the tree rather than removing it. T2 Cherry tree - Remove all the dead wood from the tree. Completing the work will reduce the risk of any large pieces dropping out and hitting any of the residents.
  Approved, 2023-03-14 · Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council · PL/2023/00187/TCA
• Replace the current conservatory glass roof with an energy efficient leak proof tiled roof.
  Approved, 2020-08-14 · Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council · PL/2020/01412/MINFHO
• (T1) Cotoneaster tree - Heavily prune by 2.5 metres allowing more light onto surrounding trees and shrubs, tree is in a healthy condition. (T2) Blue Atlantic cedar tree - Prune several limbs by 2.5 metres as close to the boundary as possible back to good growth points. This tree is in a healthy condition. (T3) Cherry tree - Fell tree completely as there are large amounts of dead within the canopy. The tree is heavily leaning and is severely blocking light on the public footpath and is a potential hazard to members of the public. There is no visible fungi but the tree is not in a healthy/safe condition. (T4) Copper maple tree - Reduce the whole canopy by 1.5 metres, completing this work will keep the tree in a healthy condition and a nice shape. The condition of the tree is good. (T5) English oak tree - Tree is in a declining condition (light restricted on one side) only remove deadwood from within the tree. (T6) Group of three Western red cedar trees - Fell the three trees to allow more room and light for the large oak tree (T5) to flourish . These trees are in a healthy condition. (T7) Blue Atlantic cedar tree - Prune back one limb to upright bow that is overhanging the small maple identified in Photo 5. This will help keep the maples nice shape and also stop any growth problems. (T8) - Cherry tree - Remove all deadwood from within the cherry. The tree is showing signs of decline.
  Approved, 2020-02-25 · Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council · PL/2020/00091/TCA
• Lift to 3.5m and remove dead wood from 1 No. mature oak tree and 1 No. silver birch tree located to front of property, reduce by 2m 1 No. conifer tree and reduce height by 1m on 1 No. yew tree both in rear garden.
  Approved, 2017-08-31 · Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council · PL/2017/02024/TCA
• Fell 2 No. conifer trees.
  Approved, 2016-07-13 · Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council · PL/2016/01442/TCA
• Fell 1 No. Lawson cypress tree & 3 No. fruit trees (apple and pear).
  Approved, 2015-12-07 · Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council · PL/2015/52544/TPO
• Fell 3 No. conifer trees at front, remove large lower limb on 1 liquid amber and crown reduce by 2.5 metres the remainder of the tree. Crown lift to 5 metres 1 cedar trees.
  Approved, 2015-11-24 · Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council · PL/2015/52442/TCA
• Bedroom extensions and alterations.
  Approved, 2015-11-16 · Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council · PL/2015/51995/MINFHO

Local planning authority records. Applications at the postcode, which may cover neighbouring addresses.

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