9 Beverley Road, Barnes.
Replacement of the existing roof covering to the rear mansard roof with metal cladding.
- Reference
- PA26/3206
- Application date
- 16 Sep 2026
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Replacement of the existing roof covering to the rear mansard roof with metal cladding.
Details of conditions 3 (constructions Logistics Plan (CLP) and 19 (Flood defence Condition Survey) submitted pursuant to planning permission 00503/B/S2 dated 09/07/2021 for the variation of conditions 2 (Approved plans), 14 & 15 (Proposed road improvements & pedestrian paths) & 17 (Travel plan) to allow for changes to height/design of consented football pavilion, re-location of approved football AGP, replacement of one approved football AGP with a hockey AGP, creation of two new netball courts, alterations to football pavilion car park and to hockey car park, to accommodate a 12m coach with increase in car parking spaces from 71 to 78, minor changes to roadway/footpath improvement timescales, & change from Travel Plan being required pre-commencement to pre-occupation of Parcels A, C and D, of planning permission 00503/B/S1 dated 18/04/18 for partial redevelopment of Dukes Meadows playing fields & site of Thames Tradesmen's Clubhouse within wider Dukes Meadows involving: demo of vari... read more
The construction of single storey rear extension and a hip to gable front roof extension and a reduction in the rear roof extension to match neighbouring examples
Three wax leaf privet trees in residential garden - trimming required to reduce height and width in line with tree advice for maintenance of this tree. Trees are not covered by a TPO but are in a conservation area. Garden sketch provided including tree location. Trees trimming is for ongoing maintenance and health of the trees. - 1.5m crown reduction in width and 1m in height, leaving a canopy spread of 1.5m and height of 3m (per tree). (previous approved application PA25/2772)
T1 – Cherry: Fell to ground level due to its unsuitable location, restricted growing space and close proximity to the property. Small tree with low amenity
Non material amendment to planning reference PA25/2594 to allow to change the materiality of part of the side elevation to the ground floor rear extension from brick to render
Outrigger roof extension, new rooflight to existing rear dormer, and replacement rooflights to front roof slope.
The demolition of the existing ground floor rear extension, construction of replacement ground floor rear extension and replacement windows to the rear of the property.
New Crittall rear glazed doors/windows, a new enlarged rooflight and the replacement bathroom window.
Single storey side return with a sloping rooflight. Incl replacement windows throughout.
Rear mansard roof extension.
Removal of SVP at L2 to the rear (Class G) - Removal of partial chimney capping on L2 roof to rear (Class G) - Addition of flat roof parapet to existing single storey extension flat roof to the rear (Class A) - Adjustment of roof light position on the street elevation (Class C) - New second-floor rear outrigger dormer (Class B) - Installation of a new ‘air to air’ Air Source Heat Pump for both heating and cooling (Part 14, Class G) - Internal changes that require no Consent
T1 Prunus Pisardii: Reduce by 1.5m from the height and width, Justification: Routine maintenance, to prevent conflict with property and maintain balance and shape
Introduction of an air-conditioning condenser unit to the roof of Strawberry House.
Introduction of an air-conditioning condenser unit to the roof of Strawberry House.
Details of BREEAM pursuant to condition 4 of planning permission dated 09/10/2024 ref 2024/2045 (Erection of a two-storey (lower and upper ground floor level) indoor golf centre with associated landscaping.)
Alterations in connection with the proposed replacement of existing floodlit clay tennis courts with five covered padel courts, including vertical glazed side panels and acoustic glazed screens and provision of associated canopy structures above the courts of between 8.5m and 10.5m high with integrated LED lighting.
Installation of an AC unit on the rear wall of the property over the ground floor single storey rear extension roof.
Details pursuant to condition NS48 landscape management plan of planning reference PA25/3446
Proposed part single storey part double storey rear extension
Details pursuant to condition NS46 -delivery and service management plan of planning reference 22/3758/FUL
Alterations including erection of single storey extension, formation of hipped roof and insertion of windows and glazed doors in connection with use of garage as additional ground floor habitable accommodation.
T1 - Ash - Full crown reduction of Ash tree in back garden, to bring back to growth points above / outside of previous reduction points. Approximately 2 - 2.5 metres vertical reduction and 1.5 - 2 metres lateral reduction To include slightly heavier reduction of damaged limb over pool area (to previous points), and crown raise to clear neighbours out building, to give minimum 1 metre clearance Overall works to maintain tree at a reasonable size for location T2 - Holly - Very light reduction of upper canopy (0.5 metre reduction of new growth) to maintain size, whilst also maintaining aesthetics. To include crown raising Holly to clear surrounding buildings to give 1 metre clearance (currently touching building)
Construction of a single storey rear/side extension.
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