61 OAKDENE AVENUE, CHISLEHURST, BR7 6DZ
Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of single storey rear extension with rear steps.
- Reference
- 26/04124/HPA
- Application date
- 22 October 2026
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26 applications found.
Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of single storey rear extension with rear steps.
Mature dead Elm located on right hand rear boundary - Dismantle to as close to the ground level as possible. Mature dead tree located on right hand rear boundary - Dismantle to as close to the ground level as possible. Mature Holly located on rear boundary – Crown…
x7 Leylandii trees forming a continuous hedge along the rear garden boundary - Remove.
Proposed first floor side extension
Retention of erection of a single-storey, open-fronted garden pavilion incorporating an outdoor kitchen and seating area within the rear garden
T1 Large Oak by road - Remove major deadwood and crown inspect. T2 Silver Birch by road - Remove major dead branches over road. T3 Leaning Cherry stem over road - Fell to ground and remove arisings. T4 Norway Maple - Crown reduce back to original reduction height…
T1 Prunus - Reduce the height and spread by up to 1m. T2 Willow - Re-pollard back to previous pollard points, and prune out selected primary branch. T3 Cherry - Reduce the height and spread by up to 1-2m to shape and balance.
Demolition of existing rear extension, removal of chimney and construction of part one/two storey rear and side extensions, elevational alterations (revised application)
Oak tree - 1.5m canopy reduction or to nearest growth point.
T4 Cedar tree - Remove.
Ash (712), Holm Oak (713), Holm Oak (714), Holm Oak (720), Field Maple (721), Lime (722), Ash (723), Lime (724), Alianthus (725), Lime (726), Ash (727), Alianthus (728 - not TPO) - Remove deadwood and crown lift to 5m above ground level. SUBJECT TO TPO BB12 1963
Permission in Principle for the for the construction of one dwelling (minimum) and one dwelling (maximum) under Part 2A of the Town and Country Planning (Permission in Principle) (Amendment) Order 2017.
Proposed garage conversion to habitable room, construction of loft extension including rear roof dormer and front roof lights and elevational alterations.
T1 Oak - Reduce by approximately 2m to suitable growth points at least 1/3 diameter of adjacent branch. T2 Hornbeam - Reduce by approximately 2m to suitable growth points at least 1/3 diameter of adjacent branch.
Large widespread Elm next to driveway - Reduce by 1.5-2m.
Oak on front boundary - Reduce the height and spread by up to 2m.
Sycamore tree - Fell to ground level.
Partial conversion of existing garage and installation of new patio door to side elevation.
Replacement of three windows and a french door to the rear elevations and replacement of one window to the front elevation, including the enlargement of one rear window opening.
Beech - Crown reduce the height and spread by up to 3m back to previous reduction points.
Demolition of canopy. Erection of canopy and associated tree works.
Raised decking area with planters, steps and single storey garden room at rear
Loft conversion comprising front and rear dormers and rooflights to front.
Under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, variation of Condition 2 of planning permission reference 22/04060/FULL1 dated 19.12.2022 granted for (Demolition of ancillary residential outbuildings. Erection of two storey dwelling with associated car parking and amenity area) to allow for increased building footprint and…
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