129 Saltram Crescent London W9 3JT
Erection of a two-storey extension at rear elevation.
- Reference
- 26/06015/FULL
- Application date
- 3 Sep 2026
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Erection of a two-storey extension at rear elevation.
Application to remove sycamore tree within rear garden of 20 Queens Grove due to its potentially hazardous condition (major cavity and significant decay) - See report and photographs for further information.
Details of a biodiversity management plan, including detailed drawings of a hard and soft landscaping scheme; pursuant to condition 6 and 8 of planning permission dated 4th September 2025 (25/02833/FULL)
Erection of a single storey rear extension at ground floor level; replacement of existing extension window with a door; and associated works.
REAR GARDEN: 4 x Cypress (G1) - Fell to ground level.
Installation of an external AC Unit / Heat Pump at roof level.
Details of windows, doors, balustrades and railings to blocks 1 and 2 pursuant to condition 31 of planning permission dated 23rd May 2024 (RN:24/00479/FULL)
Front garden: plum (T1) - fell. Reason: to allow more light into the garden.
T4 pear tree to fell to ground level and replant other species of tree, reason for removal is due to excessive amounts of pears dropping from tree on pavement and customer has now had multiple complaints from pedestrians of pears falling on them, customer would like to remove the pear and replant another tree in its place, ideally a Betula Albosinensis.
1 x lime (front): Proposed crown reduction: 20%. Thin canopy interior by 10% for light penetration. Clear all branches within 2m of building façade. Selected deadwood removal throughout.Trimming to address encroachment on street light and signage - remove epicormic growth from lower trunk from ground level to crown break at about 4m from ground level.
Details of plant and equipment that formed part of the application, locatations, manufacturer speficications, noise sensitive receptor, distances between the plant and equipment, measurements of existing, lowest existing and measurement evidence pursuant to Condition 6 (a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i) of Appeal Decision dated 29th November 2022 (APP/X5990/D/22/3300719)
Details of tree protection plan and method statement pursuant to partial discharge of condition 42 part 2 attached to planning application reference 24/00479/FULL, amended by 25/03422/NMA dated 18 July 2025.
Installation of district heating network pipework (Phase 1) and installation of individual building connection pipework and associated Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) cabinets in connection with the proposed South Kilburn District Heating Network, including associated external and internal works.
Rear T1 London Plane x 1 (Platanus x hispanica) This tree is now due to be pruned in line with its pruning cycle. Suggested work -Reduce all round to the most previous points of reduction. ( Approx 2.5m ) Front T2 Lime x 1 (Tilia spp) This tree is now due to be pruned in line with its pruning cycle.Suggested work:Reduce all round to the most previous points of reduction. ( Approx 1-2m ) Remove all epicormic growth Rear T3 Acer spp x 1 This small tree needs pruning. Suggested work: Reduce to the previous points of reduction whilst retaining furnishing growth.
Rear T3 Acer spp x 1 This small tree needs pruning. Suggested work: Reduce to the previous points of reduction whilst retaining furnishing growth.
Details of Trees pursuant to Condition 10 of planning permission 18 January 2024 (RN:22/04886/FULL)
Addition of new rear balcony at first floor level and the replacement of an existing rear window with a traditional timber framed glazed door to provide access to the balcony.
T1 - 54DBH Acacia Dead tree - Fell to ground level T2 - Quince - Remove fallen section and reduce the remaining tree
Details of photograph of a sample of material of the framing to the new extension windows pursuant to Condition 4 of planning permission dated 17 April 2026 (RN26/00082/FULL)
Variation of condition 7 of planning permission dated 30 April 2025 RN: 22/03426/FULL) for the: 'Demolition of existing single-storey wing and erection of extended single-storey wing; Erection of single-storey extension to south elevation; Alterations to entrance porch; Formation of new windows to front and side elevations at ground floor level; Relocation plant machinery to rear; and associated external alterations.' NAMELY, to allow the rerouting of service connections.
Amendments to planning permission dated 18th January 2024 (RN:22/04886/FULL) for Excavation of single-storey basement extension with lightwells to front and rear gardens; Erection of single-storey extension to rear and three-storey extension to side; Formation of door to rear at lower ground floor level; Landscaping works; and associated external alterations. Namely, internal alterations and minor adjustment to rooflight position.
T1 Holm Oak (Quercus ilex): H12/S9m. Reduce 3?4m (40%) to prior points; cut back from building for 2m clearance. Finish H8?9/S5?6m. Crown contacts building, risking render/gutter/roof abrasion, debris, damp and moss. Prevents nuisance while retaining dense rounded form, amenity/screening; species tolerates hard reduction. T3 Horse Chestnut: H15/S11m. Reduce 2?3m to prior points; remove epicormic growth to crown break. Finish H12?13/S8?9m. As T2: removes weak regrowth, restores structure and managed envelope. T4 Horse Chestnut: H14/S10m. Reduce 2?3m (30%); crown lift for 2m clearance above fence. Finish H11?12/S7?8m. Lower limbs contact/overhang fence, causing damage and restricting access. Lift removes conflict; reduction manages crown/end-weight while retaining health/form. T6 False Acacia (Robinia pseudoacacia): H15/S11m. Reduce 2?3m (30%); remove epicormic growth to crown break. Finish H12?13/S8?9m. Brittle species; weak regrowth increases sudden branch-failure risk. Reduces failure risk/wind loading and restores managed size. T7 Lime (Tilia ? europaea): H14/S10m. Reduce 2?3m (30%) to prior points; remove epicormic growth to crown break. Finish H11?12/S7?8m. Weak post-reduction/pollard regrowth is prone to shedding. Restores a manageable, sound crown consistent with past management. T9 Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus): H13/S9m. Reduce 2?3m (30%) to prior points; crown lift to 4m. Finish H10-11/S6-7m. Maintains managed size and pedestrian/vehicle clearance while retaining structure/amenity. T10 False Acacia: H14/S10m. Reduce 2?3m (30%); crown lift to 4m. Finish H11?12/S7?8m. Brittle wood/end-weight warrants reduction to lower failure risk; 4m lift provides access clearance.
T2 Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum): H16/S12m. Reduce 2?3m (30%) to prior points; remove all epicormic growth to crown break. Finish H13?14/S9?10m. Dense poorly attached regrowth is failure-prone. Restores structure, reduces end-weight and retains managed size and health/amenity. T5 Cherry Plum (Prunus cerasifera): H8/S6m. Reduce 2?3m (30%); remove epicormic growth to crown break. Finish H6/S4m. Dense regrowth has created a congested/poorly structured crown. Restores balance and reduces wind load/end-weight. T8 Black Mulberry (Morus nigra): H7 S8m. Sensitively reduce laterals 1?2m (20%) to clear lawn/roadside. Finish H6?7/S6?7m; clearance 2.5?3m. Minimal pruning retains characteristic low spreading gnarled form, amenity and heritage value. T13 London Plane (Platanus × hispanica): H18 S14m. Reduce 3 to 4m (30%); 2.5m clearance from buildings/walls; thin 20%; remove dead/rubbing/crossing branches. Finish H14 15/S9 10m. Crown encroaches on structures, risking wall/gutter/roof damage and restricting light. Reduction/clearance restores separation; thinning improves light/reduces wind load; removing defective growth reduces decay risk/improves structure. Retains vigour/significant amenity.
Front Garden T1 - Holly - Reduce the crown by approximately 0.75 metres and reshape to achieve a balanced, natural crown profile. T2 - Cabbage Palm - Remove dead fronds from the crown, taking care to avoid damage to the trunk and remaining healthy fronds. Rear Garden T3 - Conifer Group - Undertake sensitive crown pruning to establish a consistent height and lateral profile across the group, creating a uniform appearance. The growth encroaching towards the property will be pruned back to suitable live growth and retaining sufficient green foliage. Reason for works: - General tree maintenance
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