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Application for a Lawful Development Certificate to confirm that the trench excavation forming part of Block A constitutes a material operation under Section 56(4) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, thereby lawfully implementing planning permission PA/19/02534 prior to the Condition 1 deadline
G1. Group of mixed Elders. 5 metres in height. 8 metres in width. Lift to 2.5 metres as low growing over pathway. G2. Mixed Trees. 7/8 metres in height. 5 metres in width. Lift to 5 metres as tree are low growing over sheds G3. 6x Mixed Trees. Approximately 10 metres in height. Lift to 8 metres by shortening long low hanging branches back to fence line, tree are low growing. G4. Mixed; Laurel, Elders, Sycamores. 10 metres in height. 10 metres width. Reduce down by 4 metres, leaving the tree 6 metres in height and hedge cut to tidy all round. Remove dead stum and sycamore saplings. T1. Small dead tree. 3 metres in height. 1 metre in width. Fell dead tree to ground level. T2. Sumac. 20 metres in height. 12 metres width. Sever Ivy. T3. Sumac Saplings. 3.5 metres in height. 2 metres in width. Fell to ground level as tree is low growing over footpath. going to go to big for its space. T4. Dead Sumac. 15 metres in height. 3 metres in width. Fell to ground level as tree is dead. T5. Sumac. 17 metres in height. 6 metres. Lift to 3 metres. Low growing over footpath. T6. Dead Holly Tree. 9 metres in height. 4 metres in width. Fell to ground level as tree is dead. T7. Sumac. 14 metres in height. 6 metres in width. Cut back to clear street light by 2 metres. Leaving the tree 4 metres in width. Situated at the front of the property. T8. Hawthorn. 5 metres in height. 3 metre in width. Tree is in poor health, cut down to hedge height to retain the tree in a reduced, management form rather than removing it, T9. Cherry Tree. 16 metres in height. 12 metres in width. Reduce by 2.5 metres all round, leaving the tree 13.5 metres in height and 9.5 metres in width.
Submission of details pursuant to the partial discharge of condition 24 (Secure by Design) in relation to Planning Permission 24/3426/F dated 26/11/2025
T1- 1 x London Plane with a current height of 22 meters to reduce to approximately 18 meters with a width reduction. T2 - 1 x Cherry tree to crown reduce by up to approximately 2 meters, to reshape and to remove major deadwood. T3- 1 x London Plane with a current height of 23 meters to reduce to approximately 18 meters. T4- 1 x London Plane with a current height of 20 meters to reduce to approximately 16 meters. T5 - 1 x Small London Plane with a current height of 14 meters to reduce to approximately 8 meters. General Maintenance
Demolition of existing conservatory at rear and erection of a single storey rear extension with pitch roof and roof windows. Conversion of loft with roof windows at rear.
Minor Material Amendments to planning permission PA/15/00360 dated 18/12/2015, to amend the wording of condition 10 (Travel Plan) and condition 19 (School Hours). The amended conditions would read as follows: Condition 10 currently reads: Prior to the first occupation of the development a Travel Plan shall be submitted to and agreed in writing by the local planning authority. The Travel Plan shall include details relating to public transport, car and cycle parking demand and walking to the development for employees, school children and parents. The development shall be operated in accordance with the approved Travel Plan. Condition 10 as proposed: The development shall be operated in accordance with the approved Travel Plan ref. 111045-PEF-XX-XX-TRP-H-00003, dated July 2026. Reason: To encourage sustainable transport and to ensure the amenity of nearby residents is not compromised in accordance with Policies D.DH8, D.ES9, S.TR1, D.TR2 and D.TR3 of the Tower Hamlet Local Plan (2020). Condition 19 currently reads: The teaching hours of the school hereby permitted shall start no later than 8:30 and finish no earlier than 3.55. Condition 19 as proposed: The teaching hours of the school hereby permitted shall start no later than 8.15am and finish no later than 3.00pm. For clarity, 'teaching hours' are the minimum core hours that pupils are required to be in school and do not include after school clubs and activities. Reason: To stagger the teaching hours of the new school with those of St Luke's Primary School to avoid congestion on the public highway and ensure the amenity of nearby residents is not compromised, in accordance with Policies D.DH8, D.ES9, S.TR1, D.TR2 and D.TR3 of the Tower Hamlet Local Plan (2020).
Introduction of hard and soft landscaping to Waterman Square
Replacement of existing single-glazed metal-framed casement windows to the front elevations with new double-glazed timber-framed casement windows, and replacement of existing single-glazed metal-framed casement windows to the rear elevations with new double-glazed uPVC-framed windows, at Nos. 5, 7, 11 and 13 Glenaffric Avenue. Replacement of existing single-glazed timber front doors with new double-glazed timber doors, and replacement of existing single-glazed metal rear doors with new double-glazed uPVC doors. Replacement of existing soffits with either uPVC (Option A) or timber (Option B), and replacement of existing fascias and rainwater goods with uPVC to match the existing colour.
Submission of details pursuant to condition no.38a (Code of Construction Practice Checklist (CoCP Checklist)) of planning permission ref: PA/23/02097, dated 27/02/2026
Submission of details pursuant to condition no.20a (Demolition (CEMP)) of planning permission ref: PA/23/02097, dated 27/02/2026
Installation of externally illuminated fascia signwritten text, installation of new externally illuminated projecting signs, internally illuminated menu signs, installation of new signwritten signs to façade, installation of various lighting including lanterns and uplighters to front façade. (This application affects the Grade II Listed Building of the Spanish Galleon, and the setting of the West Greenwich Conservation Area).
Installation of externally illuminated fascia signwritten text, installation of new externally illuminated projecting signs, internally illuminated menu signs, installation of new signwritten signs to façade, installation of various lighting including lanterns and uplighters to front façade, painting of front facade.
Replacement of all windows and doors and associated works.
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