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Within 0.62 miles of SW15 3TJApplication dates: 25 Sep 2025 to 25 Sep 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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Non-material amendment to planning permission dated 26/10/2026 ref 2023/2779 (Demolition of all existing structures and garages and erection of a part single, part two/three storey building to provide eight (8) independent supported housing units (Use Class C3) with associated cycle, vehicle parking and landscaping) to allow amendment to the extent of the proposed retaining wall along Highcross Way, together with associated landscape revisions. Removal of the proposed seating area in front of the building along Bessborough Road together with amendment to the orientation of the proposed cycle shelter, and associated landscape changes.
T5 Apple of the submitted MWA Arboricultural Report Works: Reduce height and crown spread to 6m and crown leaving balanced crown. Prune on a biennial cycle to maintain at broadly reduced dimensions. T6 Apple of the submitted MWA Arboricultural Report Works: Remove (fell) to near ground level and treat stump to inhibit regrowth. TG2 Cypress, Yew, Holm Oak (sapling) of the submitted MWA Arboricultural Report Works: Reduce height to 2.5m and crown spread as far as possible while retaining live growth. Trim on an annual cycle to maintain at broadly reduced dimensions. Reason: Clay shrinkage subsidence damage at the subject property.
T7 Sycamore 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 189 Roehampton Lane, SW15 4HN.
Front Garden (B) - Acer - Remove all deadwood from the Acer. Rear Garden: (A) - 3 Sycamores - reduce by approx 2m all over to maintain health & shape of trees. Also sever ivy at the base of theses trees.
Front : T136 Lime reduce by 3m to leave 2m. including crown clean and remove dead wood. T143 Ash reduce by 3m to leave 2m Rear : T139 London Plane repollard ( 3-4m off) Reasons : general tree maintenance.
T1 Apple - Very poor condition. Base has rotten and disconnected from some roots. Very little crown, predominantly taken over by Wisteria from neighbouring property. Suspect a root rot such as Honey Fungus. Turkey tail and Hairy Curtain crust are both on tree, mainly on dead or dysfunctional wood. Remove. T2 Common Beech - The tree is located on adjacent to the boundary fence of no.8 and no.9. The tree has been dying from the tips since 2023 which can be seen in one of the attached photos. Approximately half of the crown has died. I suspect a root rot fungi such as Honey Fungus though I do not suspect Kretz as the crown would likely be in better condition due to the way the two fungi act on the roots. No Armillaria fruiting bodies have been seen due to the time of year the survey took place and likely due to the recent heatwaves. The recent heatwaves will not have helped the tree in defending itself due to the lack of water, but this could also be considered in terms of the Armillaria, as it ideally needs a wet substrate to act on. I suggest removing the tree and replanting as there are a number of high risk targets close to the tree. Both families use their gardens with no.9 having a number of structures within striking distance. Open to suggestion for what to replant, ideally from the RHS list of resistant trees to Honey Fungus (PDF attached). Tree of around 3m to be planted on the property.
T1, Holm Oak, Crown lift lower canopy to 4 meters in height. Reduce whole canopy by 1.5 meters. To leave a Finish height of 10 meters and a Spread of 8 meters. Reason: The block and the neighbouring block are having issues with excessive shading. T2, Cedar, Historical Damage to the base, Hollow to tap with a sounding hammer. Fell to ground level. Reason: Decay at the base.
T8-T13 CONIFERS ANNUAL TRIM OF ALL SIDES, IN ADDITION TO HEIGHT REDUCTION OF UP TO 2-2.5M, T7 MATURE HOLLY TREE TO REMOVE AND REPLACE WITH A ¿LIQUIDAMBAR STYRACIFLUA¿ OR SIMILAR DECIDUOUS TREE.
TPO 170/1993 T125 T1 - London Plane thin by 15%, remove Masaria limbs and redux over long limbs back from house to match in with canopy line approx 2-3m from tips. T 124 T2 - Lime reduce to previous pruning points approx 2m from tips and remove epicormic growth to crown break.
Tree T1. Located in the communal rear garden of Helena Close, as marked on the sketch plan Plan 01 attached. Proposed works: Remove major deadwood throughout the crown. Reduce end weight on overextended lateral limbs by up to 10 metres, cutting back to suitable growth points. Crown thin by no more than 20 to 25 per cent to reduce wind loading. All works to be carried out in accordance with BS 3998:2010. Understood, and that is a legitimate and important point to make, since a garden in regular use by children is exactly the kind of target area that strengthens a safety case. Here is the reasons paragraph rewritten to put that front and centre, while keeping it credible rather than alarmist, which is what carries weight with a tree officer. Replace the reasons section with this: Reasons for the works: The tree carries significant deadwood and excess end weight on several overextended lateral limbs. These limbs extend directly over a communal garden that is in daily use by residents and children, who play in the space beneath the canopy. There is a real concern that a deadwood or overloaded limb could fail and fall into an area occupied by young children. The proposed works are intended to reduce this risk of limb failure and to maintain the health and structural integrity of the tree, while retaining its amenity value. No reduction in height is proposed and no felling is involved, so replacement planting is not applicable.
Rear: ??? Large Beech o Reduce in height by 4m and reduce sides by 2.5-3m to balance. Remove storm damage and deadwood Front ??? Box Elder o Reduce in height 1.5-2m
Variation of condition 2 (in accordance with approved drawings) and introduction of a phasing condition pursuant to planning permission dated 18/09/2019 ref 2019/2585 (Alterations including erection of front and rear dormer roof extensions to all blocks to provide 6 x 2-bedroom and 3 x 3-bedroom flats; 18 cycle storage spaces) to allow the replacement of the approved plans with revised phasing plans including a new condition linking CIL payments to the second phase (Phase B) of the development.
Details of Tree Protection measures pursuant to condition 5 of planning permission dated 18/06/2026 ref 2025/0590 (Erection of replacement outbuilding)
Certificate of Lawfulness to confirm that the building operations comprising the construction of the outbuilding shown as 'Old Mess Room' on Thames Water Drawing 691B/A7/00006/IN are lawful under section 171B(1) TCPA 1990
T1 - x1 cedar deodora rear garden fell as close to ground level as possible. Health and safety reasons, risk of branches shedding, risk of total failure.
Refurbishment and reconfiguration of existing building with extensions to the sides and rear (with associated lightwells) to provide 6 no. flats ( 2 x 1 bed, 2 x 2 bed, 2 x 3 bed) and the provision of a 2 no. two storey cottages (2 x 2 bed) to the rear of the site with associated landscaping.
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