Eaton House The Manor School 58 Clapham Common North Side SW4 9RU
London Plane - Reduce crown by 2-3m to contain development and limit shade and debris
- Reference
- 2026/3221
- Application date
- 9 Sep 2026
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London Plane - Reduce crown by 2-3m to contain development and limit shade and debris
Outline planning application with all matters included except landscaping, which is reserved, for: demolition of the existing two-storey residential building (Use Class C3) and erection of a sixstorey plus basement building containing commercial use (Use Classes E(e) and E(g) (i), (ii) & (iii)) on basement, and 8 residential units on upper floor levels with a communal roof terrace above, roof plant and associated residential and commercial accesses, cycle parking and refuse storage facilities at ground floor.
Installation of two HVAC units within a secure surround on a new concrete plinth, to the rear of the commercial warehouse and associated mechanical connection works at 5 Stewarts Road.
Replacement of existing windows to second floor front and rear elevations with timber framed double glazed sash windows. (To Flat 3)
Lime tree in the front garden- Fell to ground level
T1 & T2. Common Lime. Crown height and spread approx 10x5m. To laterally reduce both trees back to their previous reduction points, a reduction of 1-1.5m on average both laterally and in height which will leave finished crowns at approx 8-9x4m. Due to over dominance in their position, encroachment and sapping of the neighbours property to the NNW. Along with overshaded fire escape routes and loss of light to the front of the neighbouring dwellings. T3. London Plane. From NE to SE side of the crown that overhangs the tops of the buildings. Raise this part of the crown to give 3m clearance of the roof and brick work and laterally reduce the same section for 3m back to suitable future growth points. This will leave a distance of 3m from the new pruning points to the historic pollard points. To laterally reduce the remainder of the crown on all other compass points by 2-3m back to suitable future growth points. This is to reduce the overall crown size from a tree which is over dominating it's surroundings including protruding onto dwellings, windows and roof and rubbing brick work. light is now limited onto windows making dwellings dark inside. The tree is also over dominating T1&T2 and the residents have reported an instance of "summer branch drop" To reduce the tree by 4m in height back to suitable future growth points to aesthetically balance the crown after the proposed lateral reductions and reduce the risk of over exposure/sail affect if left not pruned. T3 is approx 20x13m height/spread and proposed reductions to bring the tree to approx 16x10m. T4 &T5. Weeping Ash. Both trees approx 7m high and 4m spread. To raise the crown on the SW, footpath side of the trees only to 3.5m above ground level to prevent vehicle strike. T5 has recently lost a large pendular branch to a passing vehicle. No change in height or lateral spread is to take place.
Alterations including erection of dormer roof extension to main rear roof and creation of roof terrace with 1.7m glazed safety surround above two storey back addition.
Replacement of the external cladding system on the front and rear core volumes of the building.
Retrospective consent for existing cold room and installation of new cold room in ancillary yard.
Formation of a dropped kerb to side boundary to provide off street parking and charging for an electrical vehicle.
T1. Lime Tree. 18 metres in height. Re pollard back to old points, removing 3 metres of growth, leaving the tree 15 metres in height. Situated in the front garden. T2. Lime Tree. 18 metres in height. Re pollard back to old points, removing 3 metres of growth, leaving the tree 15 metres in height. Situated in the front garden.
Alterations including erection of single-storey side extension and installation of air conditioning condenser unit on the flat roof.
T1: Walnut - Reduce crown by approx 2-3m to contain development and limit shade and debris. T2: Evergreen Magnolia - Dismantle tree to ground level, both stems cross at two points. T3: Bay - Reduce height by approx 2-3 and trim remainder to contain development and limit shade and debris. T4: Silver Birch - Reduce crown by approx 2-3 by selectively thinning to dominant growth to leave natural growth habit.
Statement of work: T1 Buddleia - Rear garden: Growing out of rear retaining wall and causing cracks. In close proximity to the railway line - To carefully section fell as close to ground level as possible.
Installation of an external gas valve to the front of the property; installation of 13 metres of 1 inch steer riser up the left-hand side of the front elevation, across the roof of the shop front, and up the first elevation; and associated internal works.
Statement of work: T1 & T2 Tree of Heaven ??? Rear boundary self set trees will soon be at a height to interact with the railway line. Invasive species and self set in a small courtyard garden within close close proximity to historic railway arch. Risk of negative interaction to both the property and surrounding area in the future: To carefully section fell as close to ground level as possible and poison stumps with appropriate herbicide (eco plugs) to prevent future regrowing.
Replacement of four timber sash windows like for like (three to front elevation and 1 to rear top floor elevation)
Alteration to fenestration involving the replacement of existing ground floor rear door with a window. Enlargement of existing window and replacement of existing window with a door Flat A - Retrospective.
Back Garden: T1 Sycamore: Fell and replace with one native birch tree.
T1- Plane - Major deadwood removal, reduce lower canopy up to 5m, down to 3m on crown and shape it uniformly T2 - Elm - Prune back from the wall T3 - Ash - Prune back from the wall T4 - Maple - No Works Required T5 - Sycamore - Major deadwood removal, crown lift crown up to 5m, and shape it uniformly T6 - Cedar - Reduce over property by 2 ? 3m, deadwood canopy, reduce lower limb end-loading for Cobra cable bracing, install cable bracing. CPT7 - Sycamore x 5 - Pollard ? re-pollard T8 - Holly - Remove tree and treat stump CPT9 - Plane x 4 - No Works Required however roots causing damage to wall.
Alterations including installation of replacement roof covering to rear first floor conservatory and replacement PVC with aluminium-framed windows; erection of replacement party wall.
Variation of Conditions 1 (operating hours) & 4 (Operational Measures) of planning permission 08/02493/FUL (Variation of condition 2 of planning permission 98/00283/FUL (Change of use from vacant retail (A1) to A3 (food & drink) to extend opening hours from 11:00 - 2300 on any day to 10:00 - 0000 Monday - Saturday and 10:00 - 23.00 on Sundays (midnight prior to bank holidays) and from 10:00 - 00:00 on Sundays immediately prior to bank holiday mondays) granted 21.08.2008. Variation sought: To amend the operating hours and parameters of the unit, in conjunction with its lawful Class E use.
Installation of electrical infrastructure and equipment housing for the charging of electric buses, including new transformer housing, low voltage panel housing, power cabinet enclosure, and overhead charging gantries.
Statement of work: T1 Lime - Rear garden: To re-pollard reducing to previous reduction points and remove basal growth. Reason for work ??? General Maintenance
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