10 Elmshaw Road SW15 5EL
Alterations including insertion of rooflights to front and rear roofslopes in connection with works to create loft conversion.
- Reference
- 2026/2747
- Application date
- 29 Jul 2026
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Alterations including insertion of rooflights to front and rear roofslopes in connection with works to create loft conversion.
T1 Eucalyptus tree - Reduce height by approx. 3m (taking new growth back to previous reduction points) and thin internal growth by 5%.
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
Reposition of existing flue to rear north elevation.
Removal of the existing roof covering and chimney stack. Installation of replacement roof covering (including the reduction of the existing roof by150mm) and installation of two rooflights.
Ash- Fell to ground, due to roots lifting pathway and damage too wall, also causing excessive shading.
01 - Cedar - Reduce the laterals on the south, south east and south west by 4m, reduce the north facing laterals over the grass area by 3m, Reduce the height by 1.5m on the side of the tree towards the building at the point of the recent limb failure. 01 - The tree in question has suffered multiple limb failures in the past and has been left with elongated laterals throughout the crown that are susceptible to failure in high winds. The proposed work would reduce the risk of limb failure in the future whilst retaining a balanced crown.
Demolition of existing dwelling and garage and erection of a new two storey (plus roof accommodation and basement level) dwellinghouse and single storey garage, including installation of 12 x solar pv panels to the main flat roof and an air source heat pump to the ground floor north side elevation; alterations to hard and soft landscaping, including formation of hardstanding at front to provide 2 x car parking spaces; demolition of existing and erection of a new brick boundary wall with pedestrian and vehicular access gates; provision of associated refuse and cycle storage to front garden.
Installation of new concrete planter at the entrance of Denmead House,Charcot House and Binley House. New concrete pedestrian stairs with retaining edge to improve accessibility to the existing green communal area. and reinstate the original pathroute within the green communal area and connect to the new pedestrian stairs. (See Planning application 2026/2507) (Council's Own Application (Reg 3))
T593-Holly Lift low canopy - Pedestrian clearance. Prune from adjacent structure. Prune to clear by 1 - 1.5 metre. T594-Holly Lift low canopy- Pedestrian clearance. Prune fromadjecent structure. T595-Tree of Heaven Stump - Fell.
Installation of single storey cabin building for a period of 5 years for use as decant office/training space and relocated buggy park
Details of materials, boundary treatment, site levels, tree protection measures, landscaping and ecological enhancements, piling, photovoltaic panels and heat pumps and external plant/ventilation equipment pursuant to conditions 8, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 23, 24 and 25 of planning permission dated 15/11/2024 ref 2024/2866 (Demolition of existing house and outbuildings and erection of two storey (plus basement) 6-bedroom detached house with associated landscaping, refuse and cycle storage).
T0550 Downy Birch - Crown lift to 2.5m for pedestrian clearance and lateral prune spread from 3.5m to 2m all aspects to partially mitigate overhang to parking area and encroachment to lamp column whilst balancing shape. Reduce height from 6m to 5m to balance and shape with lateral reduction. T3813 Downy Birch - Crown lift to 2.5m for pedestrian clearance and lateral prune spread from 3.5m to 2m all aspects to partially mitigate overhang to parking area and encroachment to lamp column whilst balancing shape. Reduce height from 6m to 5m to balance and shape with lateral reduction
Installation of new concrete planter at the entrance of Denmead House,Charcot House and Binley House. New concrete pedestrian stairs with retaining edge to improve accessibility to the existing green communal area. and reinstate the original pathroute within the green communal area and connect to the new pedestrian stairs. (See Listed building application 2026/2507) (Council's Own Application (Reg 3))
Details of materials (IN PART - BRICK ONLY) pursuant to condition 3 of planning permission dated 10/03/2025 ref 2024/0390 (Full planning permission for demolition of 11no. existing garages at Aubyn Square and the erection of a 5-storey block comprising 9 flats at the north west corner of the estate fronting Roehampton Lane and the erection of a 3-storey block comprising 3 flats adjacent to 1 - 4 Aubyn Square, with associated landscaping works, provision of parking spaces alongside wider estate improvements including refurbished play area, MUGA and proposed new play spaces.)
Installation of a canopy structure onto the rear wall of the Jubilee Building above the Froebel Grotto
T1 Bay and Ivy: Reduce by approx.approx 1 - 1.5m laterally back to the boundary.
Cherry Tree- Fell.
Tree (front garden): Cut branches overhanging the rear of the drive.
Alterations including erection of a single storey rear extension; Demolition of existing front entrance porch, and erection of a single storey front extension, new front porch and entrance door.
Alterations including erection of a first floor (plus roof) side/rear extension; Removal of existing garage door and installation of a double glazed window to the ground floor front elevation in connection with conversion of garage to habitable space.
TPO 521/2026 T1 Poplar: Carry out a controlled and proportionate reduction of regrowth arising from established historic pollard points. Works to comprise: Reduction of all secondary regrowth to leave approximately 2 to 3 metres of extension growth from the existing pollard heads Retention of the full historic pollard framework and all primary structural limbs Selective thinning of congested regrowth where necessary to maintain an even and stable crown structure Removal of dead, dying, damaged or crossing branches where present All pruning cuts to be undertaken to suitable growth points in strict accordance with BS3998:2010 Tree Work Recommendations, avoiding the creation of large diameter wounds and preserving the integrity of the existing pollard heads. No cutting back to, or beyond, the established pollard points is proposed. Arboricultural Justification The subject tree exhibits clear evidence of historic pollarding, with established pollard heads and cyclical regrowth typical of managed Poplar species. The proposed works represent: Routine cyclical management of a previously pollarded tree A measured and sustainable reduction consistent with accepted arboricultural practice A necessary intervention to prevent excessive extension growth, reduce end weight, and maintain structural integrity The specification has been carefully limited to ensure: No over pruning or structural harm Preservation of long term tree health and vitality Retention of amenity value within the Conservation Area Avoidance of large pruning wounds which could accelerate decay Constraints and Limitations: Works will not involve cutting to boundary lines where this would require excessive or indiscriminate pruning Works will not exceed 30 percent of recent regrowth Works will not alter the fundamental structure, height or character of the tree Any more severe reduction, including cutting back to or beyond pollard points or to boundary limits, would: Be contrary to BS3998 best practice Introduce
T1 Poplar: Carry out a controlled and proportionate reduction of regrowth arising from established historic pollard points. Works to comprise: Reduction of all secondary regrowth to leave approximately 2 to 3 metres of extension growth from the existing pollard heads Retention of the full historic pollard framework and all primary structural limbs Selective thinning of congested regrowth where necessary to maintain an even and stable crown structure Removal of dead, dying, damaged or crossing branches where present All pruning cuts to be undertaken to suitable growth points in strict accordance with BS3998:2010 Tree Work Recommendations, avoiding the creation of large diameter wounds and preserving the integrity of the existing pollard heads. No cutting back to, or beyond, the established pollard points is proposed. Arboricultural Justification The subject tree exhibits clear evidence of historic pollarding, with established pollard heads and cyclical regrowth typical of managed Poplar species. The proposed works represent: Routine cyclical management of a previously pollarded tree A measured and sustainable reduction consistent with accepted arboricultural practice A necessary intervention to prevent excessive extension growth, reduce end weight, and maintain structural integrity The specification has been carefully limited to ensure: No over pruning or structural harm Preservation of long term tree health and vitality Retention of amenity value within the Conservation Area Avoidance of large pruning wounds which could accelerate decay Constraints and Limitations: Works will not involve cutting to boundary lines where this would require excessive or indiscriminate pruning Works will not exceed 30 percent of recent regrowth Works will not alter the fundamental structure, height or character of the tree Any more severe reduction, including cutting back to or beyond pollard points or to boundary limits, would: Be contrary to BS3998 best practice Introduce a high risk
Replacement of existing fence with new boundary treatment and gates
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