Local planning applications near Penryn
To convert the existing attached garage into a bedroom and bathroom. There will be adequate parking for two cars on the front drive.
Exception noitce to remove limb from tpod hilm oak tree due to it falling onto building
Application of tree works in a Tree Preservation Order: Removal of Cypress Leyland tree to ground level
Replacement of 5no. existing timber windows with 5no. larger pvcu vertical-sliding sash windows
The Electronic Communications Code (Conditions and restrictions) Regulations 2003 (as amended) Regulation 5 Notice of Intention to Install Fixed Line Broadband Apparatus.
Pre application advice for decoration and installation of new signage to shopfront, proposed extract grilles to rear elevation, new condensers to existing plant space to rear.
Proposal to install an external local exhaust ventilation (LEV) unit to workshop F121 for wood dust
This application seeks planning permission for the installation of a raised decking structure to the rear of the dwelling.
Submission of details to discharge Conditions 3, 4, 8, 9 and 10 in respect of Decision Notice PA23/01444 dated 21.11.2023
Works to trees subject to a Tree Preservation Order (TPO), works include T1. Crown lift 1<3 lowest limbs T2. Crown clean <10% thin. T3. Crown clean <10% thin. Crown lift 4m lowest branches over proper
Proposed single storey rear extension and internal alterations
Removal of an existing 1.2m tall cement block wall on the western boundary and replacement with a new sawn Cornish granite wall with slate capping with gate.
Submission of details to discharge Condition 3 in respect of Decision Notice PA21/04825 dated 28.06.2023
Proposed demolition of a portion of the rear boundary wall and the formation of a parking space.
Submission of details to discharge Condition number 15 (LEMP) in respect of Decision Notice PA16/11983 dated 26/09/18
Pre application advice for accessibility improvements to a Grade II Listed building
Works to trees subject to a Tree Preservation Order, T1- Oak, reduce by approximately 2.5 metres. T2- Beech, remove first 2 branches overhanging house and prune back remaining overhanging canopy by ap
Alterations and new first floor extension.
Works to trees subject to a Tree Preservation Order (TPO), works include T1 - Monterey Pine - Fell tree
Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for the Existing Use as House in Multiple Occupation (HMO)
Works to Tree(s) subject to a preservation order (TPO) works to Sycamores T1&T3 (coppice) T3-T5 (fell) and T7 Holly remove stem.
Works to Trees within a Conservation Area (TCA) - G1 - Group of mixed Holm Oak and Sycamore - Prune back to boundary fence where possible to give a 2m clearance.
Works to Trees covered by a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) - T1 - Sycamore- Fell. T2 - Beech - Reduce the overhang on garden side by approximately 2m.
Exciting news from The Old Brewery Yard in Penryn! Details have just been submitted to discharge an archaeology condition for a planning decision. We'll be keeping an eye on this one as it moves through the process!
Exciting news for Penryn residents on Penlea Road! There's been a recent planning decision regarding the installation of fixed-line broadband apparatus, promising a boost to our connectivity right here in town.
Certificate of lawful development for proposed use namely loft conversion and construction of side and rear dormer windows
Exciting news for residents on Little Oaks! A planning application for a double-storey side extension at number 41 has been submitted to Cornwall Council. We'll be keeping a close eye on this one as it's right here in our Penryn ward and awaiting a decision.
Exciting news for Bodinar Road residents and the wider Penryn community! A new outline application for up to 40 homes has been lodged, and we're all keeping a close eye on the decision. This could bring some welcome changes to our local area!
Exciting news from the waterfront! There's been a consultation on a pontoon extension down by Falmouth Yacht Brokers on Falmouth Road. This one's been marked as 'Permitted' by the Marine Management Organisation, so it looks like things are moving ahead for our harbour!
