4 Prospero Road, London, N19 3RF
Erection of single-storey side-return infill extension and associated internal alterations.
- Reference
- P2026/2289/FUL
- Application date
- 31 Aug 2026
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40 applications found.
Erection of single-storey side-return infill extension and associated internal alterations.
Approval of details reserved by of Condition 3 (materials) and condition 4 (Construction management) attached to planning permission ref: HGY/2025/2512
Approval of details pursuant to conditions 9 (refuse and bicycle store), 10 (boundary treatments) and 11 (swift bricks) of planning permission ref. P2021/0954/FUL granted at appeal 25/04/2023 (PINS ref. APP/V5570/W/22/3300890) for 'Erection of a three storey 4 bedroom end of terraced dwelling, with associated private amenity space and boundary treatments.
T1 Lime of the submitted MWA Arboricultural Report Works: Re-pollard to previous points at approx. 2.0m and thereafter re-pollard on a triennial cycle to maintain at broadly reduced dimensions. T2 Lime of the submitted MWA Arboricultural Report Works: Re-pollard to previous points at approx. 2.0m and thereafter re-pollard on a triennial cycle to maintain at broadly reduced dimensions. T3 Oak of the submitted MWA Arboricultural Report Works: Remove (fell) to near ground level and treat stump to inhibit regrowth. T4 Oak of the submitted MWA Arboricultural Report Works: Remove (fell) to near ground level and treat stump to inhibit regrowth. Reason: Clay shrinkage subsidence damage at neighbouring property Flat 1, 94 Stapleton Hall Road, N4 4QA.
Five Day Notice (retrospective). T1 Sycamore - dead - to be removed. Re-plant with 1 x Wellingtonia
Loft conversion with rear dormer, small recessed balcony and roof raise to match adjoining property
(T1) Gladitisia - Proposing to reduce crown by up to 2m (height and lateral spread), in order to manage size of tree for this location (T2) Weeping Birch - Proposing to thin crown by up to 20%, in order to allow more light to rear of garden and maintain size and form of tree (T3) Neighbouring crab apple - Proposing to reduce branches overhanging the boundary back to boundary as crown has become phototropic due to positioning underneath adjacent trees, in order to encourage new, more upright growth
Remedial works to stabilise the structure; rebuild and repair all damaged areas and renew damaged components to match the original house.
Installation of a single external air-conditioning condenser unit at roof level
Our client at 20 Albany Road and their neighbour at 18 Albany Road, would both like to remove x1 Pittosporum (T1) to the ground level in the rear garden, as it is overgrown, and to provide more light to enter both properties.
Five Day Notice. T1 Cherry. Under investigation due to the bad weather, this Cherry Tree is deemed unsafe so I need to remove an excessive amount of weight from the trees. This is a Five Day Notice for the full removal.
Erection of single storey ground floor side/ rear extension and rear elevation alterations.
Erection of rear dormer and outrigger dormer.
Replacement of existing uPVC windows and doors to the front and rear of the flat with new uPVC fenestration.
Mansard roof extension and ground floor side infill extension
Application to discharge conditions 3 (Cycle Parking) and 4 (Waste/refuse store) on application ref: HGY/2020/2250 for the internal alterations to facilitate the conversion of single dwelling into 4 x self contained flats.
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