Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Green, Kew, Richmond, TW9 3AB
Non material amendment to planning referencePA25/2466 to allow for amendments to the proposed enclosure to the north of Waterlilly House
- Reference
- PA26/3205
- Application date
- 15 Sep 2026
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Non material amendment to planning referencePA25/2466 to allow for amendments to the proposed enclosure to the north of Waterlilly House
T1 Robinia - Fell to leave an approx. 3m stump.
Works to two trees within a conservation area. Rear RH boundary. T1 Cherry Laurel(Prunus laurosifera) - Reduce crown by 2m to suitable growth points maintaining natural rounded canopy line. Reduce lateral branch lengths to match, shape and tidy. Retained height 3.3m and 2.75m spread. LH boundary midway. T2 Holly(Ilex aquifolia) - Reduce crown by 1.8m to suitable growth points. Reduce lateral branch lengths to match, shape and tidy. Retained height 3m and 1.75m spread.
Erection of a single storey rear extension and enlargement of existing rear roof extension.
Details pursuant to Condition 8 proposed electrical equiptment elevation of planning reference PA25/3051
Details pursuant to Condition 4 - internal details to plannning reference PA25/3051
Details pursuant to Condition 3 - repair works of planning reference PA25/3051
Work to trees within a conservation area. T1 Lime - Reduce all aspects of the crown by approx. 3-4m back to previous points of reduction. T2 Box Elder - Reduce all aspects of the crown by approx. 3-4m. Remove deadwood. T3 Pear - Reduce height to 3m from ground level. Remove any dead / dangerous branches.
Back Garden (Right Boundary) T1: Bay tree – Reduce height by 2m, reduce sides by 1m, lift canopy by 1m above the wall, remove major deadwood Height of tree currently: 5m Height of tree after reduction: 3m Spread of tree currently: 5m Spread of tree after reduction: 4m Reasons for work: General tree maintenance More light Clearance from building Maintaining tree in its current setting Reduce shading to house Suppressing growth of shrubs
Back Garden (Right Boundary) T1: Pine tree - Fell to ground level Height of tree currently: 5m Height of tree after reduction: 0m Spread of tree currently: 3m Spread of tree after reduction: 0m Reason for Works: We are looking to remove the tree due to its location and the potential for damage to the neighbouring walls, as it is situated in the corner where three properties meet. The client is happy to replant with a more appropriate tree species for the location.
Replacement and alteration of existing windows and doors, together with the demolition of a small non original extension to facilitate the installation of new double doors, returning the rear elevation to the original building line.
Works to tree within a conservation area. T1 Prunus - Reduce Crown height 4m, width 1.5m with a crown lift 2m.
Details pursuant to condition C1 - Submitted Arboricultural Details (PART B) of planning permission PA25/1812.
Installation of air source heat pump
Alterations to the existing roof, including alterations to the existing front dormer, construction of a side/rear dormer, installation of rooflights and associated fenestration alterations, to facilitate the extension and reconfiguration of the existing loft accommodation. Alteration to front porch.
Proposed external works comprising alterations to the unit shell, replacement of plant equipment, provision of a new refuse storage area, installation of a trolley bay area and disabled parking, and alterations to the pedestrian access area. [Non-material amendment to planning reference PA26/0662 conditions C2 - Approved drawing(s) and document(s) and C10 - Fire Safety to facilitate internal layout modifications and associated amendments to the approved fire strategy].
Demolition of existing single-storey rear garden room and erection of a replacement single-storey rear extension, together with the erection of a detached outbuilding within the rear garden and associated internal alterations.
REAR GARDEN T1 False Acacia (Robinia pseudoacacia) Reduce height by 0.5-1m below previous reduction points to alleviate excessive lever/pressure on the decay at the base of the tree. Reduce sides by approximately 2m back to most recent previous reduction points. Final height = 8m and final spread = 4m. FRONT GARDEN T2 Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) Carry out climbing inspection of the crown and provide a verbal condition report. Remove major deadwood. Final height & spread = unchanged.
Erection of side dormer.
Erection of a dormer roof extension at the rear of the house.
Erection of a first floor side extension, conversion of garage in to snug room, proposed windows and solar panels.
Works to trees in a conservation area ;T1: Magnolia to crown reduction by 1 to 2 metres to manage size, maintain structural balance and clear the property boundary.
Erection of a single storey rear extension following demolition of existing rear conservatory
Demolition of existing garden wall and erection of new timber, fence to extend the garden boundary.
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