155 Turney Road London Southwark SE21 7JU
Works to tree with a TCA: T1- X Large Willow tree. Tree has died. Section fell to ground level.
- Reference
- 26/AP/2746
- Application date
- 16 Sep 2026
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Works to tree with a TCA: T1- X Large Willow tree. Tree has died. Section fell to ground level.
Five day notification for tree works: T1 Fagus sylvatica f. purpurea (Copper Beech) - dismantle and remove, and replace during the forthcoming winter/spring planting season with a suitable larger-canopy species, such as Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa)
Variation of Condition 1 (Approved plans) and 4 (Landscaping) of planning permission 26/AP/0785 (Variation to Condition 1 (Approved Plans) for planning application ref: 24/AP/3820 dated 04/03/2025 for 'Construction of a part single, part two-storey side/rear extension; loft conversion and extension including construction of one rear roof dormer; installation of two rooflights to the side roof slope; installation of solar panels to the rear roof slope; front garage extension; fenestration replacement; extension of patio area; and addition of a timber gate and low-level brick wall with railing to the front boundary.' Amendments sought: -Addition of two new rooflights to the rear, and alterations to the design of rooflights on the side slope -Reduction in the number of solar panels to the rear roof slope, with the addition of one solar panel to the proposed dormer extension -Addition of bike storage and an EV charging point to the front garden -Relocation of the garden shed -Detailed external landscaping to the front and rear -New fencing to the rear boundary -Changes to the design of the front boundary treatment -Alterations to the front facade, including roof coverings at first-floor level) Amendment sought in current application: To amend design of garage door, front boundry treatment and landscaping
Works to tree with a TCA: T1 - Field maple approx 16.5m in height, located in the side garden next to the road and immediately adjacent 1 frank dixon close. To reduce branches by 3m back to closest growth paints without thinning.
Tree ID 8022 - A Boulevard Cypress tree approximately 8m in height, situated in the front garden close to the house. The lower most visible part of the crown is dead. Remove. Tree ID 8023 - An Arizona Cypress tree approximately 9m in height, situated in the front garden close to the house. The lower most visible part of the crown is part dead. Remove Two replacement trees are to be planted in a convenient location of the front garden and below are the three alternative species for consideration: Sorbus aucuparia (Rowan), Malus sylvestris Evereste (Crab Apple), Prunus padus (Bird Cherry). Planting should be during the October 2026 and March 2027 planting season with a stem girth of between 8-12cm at 1m above ground level and at a minimum height of 1.8m.
Section fell T1 pear tree to ground level and poison stump, as the tree is leaning at 45 degrees and is restricting use of the rear garden.
T1 Elm - Dead tree overhanging main entrance: To carefully section fell as close to ground level as possible. T2 Sycamore - Dead tree (sooty bark disease) within falling distance of access road to stables. To carefully section fell as close to ground level as possible. T3 Sycamore - Extentensive deadwood in upper canopy overhanging access road to stables and car park. To create a new pollard approximately 7 metres from ground level. Reason for work - General maintenance.
Works to a tree in a consevation area: (T1) Leyland Cypres - Section fell to ground level - tree has a heavy lean and is in poor health. Height 5.0m Crown spread 1.5m
Statutory nuisance abatement and de-minimis works: Reduction of Bay Laurel (8411) to 3.5 metres above ground level, reducing the canopy to maintain 1.5 metres clearance from the property, crown lifting to 20cm above the wall, reshaping the remaining crown by up to 50cm and clearing basal growth; crown lifting Common Walnut (8412) to provide a clear stem to 2.4 metres above ground level; removal of deadwood from Common Ash (8413) and Sycamore (8417); and crown lifting Sycamore (8417) to provide a clear stem to 2.4 metres above ground level over the garden and 5.4 metres above the adjacent roadway.
Tree removals due to physiological or structural condition, comprising the felling to ground level of three common ash trees (Tree IDs 8414, 8418 and 8420), with stump treatment using systemic herbicide (eco-plug) for Tree IDs 8414 and 8420 and systemic herbicide for Tree ID 8418, one cherry plum (Tree ID 8415) with stump treatment using systemic herbicide, two sycamores (Tree IDs 8416 and 8419), including the removal of all arisings from Tree ID 8416 due to sooty bark disease, and one pedunculate oak (Tree ID 8421) with stump treatment using systemic herbicide (eco-plug), with no replacement planting of these self-set trees.
Works to a tree with a TPO: 1. Sorbus aucuparia T164 - Condemed by tree officer. Slow death, bacterial canker, vigarous shooting from the base. Remove tree and replace with Sciadopitys verticillata. 2. Aesculus hippocastanum T161 - Veteranisation over two years. First cuts to 8m reduction. Mower damage and Ganoderma present. 3m radial mulch and rope off to reduce risk of failing and prolong life of tree. 3. Aesculus hippocastanum T157 - Condemed by tree officer. Reduce height to 3m monolith for biodiversity, replant with with Celtis australis. 4. Aesculus hippocastanum T156 - Condemed by tree officer. Reduce height to 4m monolith for biodiversity, replant with Liquidambar styraciflua. 5. Aesculus hippocastanum T154 - Lift to 5m above storage bays to reduce potential for damage. Tree officer stated that A. hippocastanum is becoming less and less suitable for our climate, with considerations to site and use. All efforts made to rope off mature trees and mulch root plate to prolong their life.
Certificate of lawfulness (proposed) for ground floor front infill of existing recessed undercroft / former garage space, set back by 200mm from the principal front building line, incorporating a new window with white-painted timber cladding and internal integration into habitable living space.
Construction of a ground-floor side-rear extension with terrace reinstated above; alterations to the rear outrigger, including raising the eaves and ridge, removal of the chimney stack, replacement windows, and installation of two rooflights; enlargement of the existing rear dormer; erection of bin and bike stores in the front garden, together with new landscaping and a front boundary wall; installation of an EV charger to front elevation and removal of existing front porch door; removal of existing garden buildings and erection of a shed, sauna and pergola in the rear garden, together with new landscaping and decking.
Certificate of lawfulness (proposed) for the formation of a moveable structure (as defined under the Caravan Site Act) that can be separated into 2 sections and removed from the rear garden by crane. Refer to the following drawings: 318 SP 00 (PD) 318 SP 01 (PD) 318 SP 101 (PD) 318 GS 01 (PD) 318 GS 02 (PD)
Installing a bike and bin store with additional planting to the front garden. Forming a rear ground floor extension with french doors, fixed windows and a skylight with internal remodelling to the ground and first floors and minor alterations to the 2nd floor.
T1 - Extra-large Horse Chestnut ,TPO. Lift canopy to 12m by removing all epicormic growth. T2 - Dead medium size Hornbeam to rear right hand side of garden. Section fell to ground level. T3 - Dead small apple tree. Section fell to ground level. T4 - Medium Horse Chestnuts in rear left-hand side of garden. Remove dead wood. Note tree is in significant decline. T4 - Medium Hornbeam in the middle left of garden. This tree is blocking all the sun to the garden in the morning, which is the only time that they get sun because of the extra-large TPO Horse chestnut tree in the middle of the garden. Remove this Hornbeam to ground level and poison the stump to allow the garden to be used as a garden rather than a forest. T5 - Medium male Holly tree in front garden. Reduce canopy by 20% in width and reduce height by up to 3m to make this tree smaller so that its more fitting for a front garden.
Magnolia (T1) - Height reduction of up to 1m to suitable growth points retaining a natural shape
Certificate of Lawful Development (Proposed) with respect to erection of a single storey ground floor rear and side infill extension with a courtyard. Erection of a rear roof dormer extension.
Five day notification for tree works: T1 Robinia tree (Robinia pseudoacacia) - Crown reduction of lateral limbs that are showing cracks and decay and dismantling of a fallen hanging limb; T2 Purple Leaf Plum (Prunus cerasifera 'Nigra') - Removal of dead tree with decay at the base and replanting during the winter season.
Works to tree in a conservation area: 2628, Pedunculate oak, crown deduction by 3.5m back to closest growth point.
Tree works with a TPO: 1000 Pedunculate oak Monolith Veteranise - monolith to approx 6m above ground level. limbs to be retained at no more than 1m away from stem. 998 Pedunculate oak Monolith "veteranise - monolith to approx 6m above ground level. all lower growth to be retained. (OPM should have been removed)" 981 Norway maple Remove Tree Fell to 30cm above ground level.
Works to trees in a conservation area: 2132, Cherry 'Kanzan' Remove Tree Fell to 50cm above ground level. 2131, Cherry 'Kanzan' Remove Tree, Fell to 1m above ground level.
Construction of 1no. new garden shed in the front garden; removal of 1no. tree and relocation of 1no. tree in the side garden.
Non-Material Amendment to provide additional information and minor revisions to the landscaping scheme for section 73 planning application ref: 25/AP/0849 dated 02/06/2025 (for: Minor-material amendment to application ref 24/AP/1031 dated 12/03/2025, itself for: Construction of a single dwelling adjacent to 40 Village Way and minor works to the existing house to remove single-storey side extension and detached garage; proposed works include landscaping, cycle and refuse stores, and other associated works).
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