85, Winchendon Road, Teddington, TW11 0SU
Single storey rear extension
- Reference
- PA26/3114
- Application date
- 7 Sep 2026
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Single storey rear extension
5 DAY DANGEROUS TREE NOTICE - Oak Tree on the golf course. The reason for the emergency, is that A huge huge limb came down and the rest of the oak is seriously in danger of snapping
Demolition of garage and erection of outbuilding
Single-storey side and rear wraparound extension, first floor side extension
Prior approval for larger household extension (6m depth, 2.3m eaves height, 4m overall height)
Removal of Condition U0157819 (Solar Panels) and variation of Condition U0157829 (Approved Drawings) of planning permission reference 18/0693/FUL; to allow for solar panels to be substituted by an air source heat pump (ASHP) to achieve the required 35% reduction in Carbon Dioxide emissions beyond Building Regulations requirements (2013)
Single storey rear and side infill extension
Details pursuant planning reference PA26/0405 condition C11. Sample panels of brickwork Sample panels of facing brickwork to the proposed ground floor side extension showing the proposed colour, texture, face-bond and pointing shall be provided on site and approved by the Local Planning Authority
Birch, crown reduce to previous pruning points. Remove 1.5m of regrowth over entire crown.
T1: Bay - Crown reduce by approx 2.5m to previous points leaving tree 4m tall and 2m wide. Trim to tidy.
Tree species - Leylandi The number used on the sketch plan - 12 trees in the front drive way on the left hand side bordering number 16 A description of the proposed works - Removal of the trees. Unsightly from street side number 16. Blocks light in to 14. Where trees are protected by a Tree Preservation Order - N/A
Sycamore tree (X) - Reduce the lateral branches overhanging the neighbour’s rear garden by approximately 6 to 7 metres. Terminate all lateral cuts approximately 1 metre short of the shared fence line. Retain a balanced, natural canopy shape by pruning back to suitable, growth-ensuring secondary branch junctions. Remove all deadwood, diseased, rubbing, and structurally crossing branches throughout the canopy to improve safety and health. Remove excessive ivy growth from within the crown to reduce wind-sail effect and open up the canopy for visual inspection. Sever the ivy stems at the base of the tree trunk to kill off remaining upper growth and suppress rapid re-growth. Tree pruned to maintain health of and shape.
5 DAY DANGEROUS TREE NOTICE - Removing a dead tree, which is substantially rotten in the base of the trunk, which can fall down at any time causing damage to the house of person using the garden
G001 - Elm - Lift low canopy to 3m agl over the access road. T006 - Horse Chestnut - Lift low canopy to 3m agl over the access road only. We intent to carry out all works recommended within 6 months in attached health & safety survey but I believe the above are the only two trees covered by the TPO.
Rear Garden T1 Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) Dead tree - Fell to a stump of approximately 2.5m as tree is dead.
Details pursuant to the discharge of condition DV49A - Construction Management Statement, attached to planning reference 22/2662/FUL
T9 (Oak) Reduce canopy back to the previous pruning points. Following completion, the tree would have an overall height of approximately 16m, and the crown would have an approximate radial spread of 4 metres (north), 3 metres (east), 6 (south) and 6 metres (west). Remove epicormic growth extending over the garden. Remove deadwood over footpath. By pruning back to the existing reduction points, the works will maintain the tree within its established management regime and maintain its size and form appropriate to its environment. Removal of epicormic growth on the garden side will increase the usable garden space beneath the canopy.
Single storey rear extension, 6m in depth, 4m in height and 2.6m in height to eaves.
Variation of condition C2 - approved plans, of planning permission PA26/0909 - Design change.
Details pursuant to conditions C2 - Refuse Arrangements, and C9 - Renewable energy of planning permission PA25/0980.
Conversion of Class E unit into a single dwelling.
Rear Garden T1 Purple Leafed Plum (Prunus cerasifera 'Pissardii') 30% Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the tree by approximately 2-3m to tidy and contain. Final height = 4m and final spread = 3m. T2 Purple Leafed Plum (Prunus cerasifera 'Pissardii') 30% Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the tree by approximately 2-3m to tidy and contain. Final height = 4m and final spread = 3m. T3 Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia) Carry out Formative Pruning - Removing weak, damaged, crossing or dead branches to keep the tree in good form for the future.Final height and spread = unchanged. T5 Judas tree (Cercis siliquastrum) Reduce/Thin out dense section over clients garden as it is becoming quite heavy and overextended. Reduce section growing over neighbours garden to limit overhang, leaving an overall more balanced tree. Final height = unchanged and final spread = 8m. T6 Fig tree (Ficus carica) Cut back from conservatory to give approximately 0.5-1m clearance. Final height and spread = unchanged.
Conversion of a Class E building into one residential unit (Use Class C3), providing a 1-bedroom dwelling, together with associated refuse and cycle storage facilities.
Proposed New Loft Conversion including Rear Mansard Dormer. Rooflights to front roof slope (amended description).
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