Planning applications in KT16
We hold 421 planning applications for the KT16 postcode area, 264 of them submitted in the past year. 83% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 44 days. The area is covered by Runnymede, Spelthorne, Surrey Heath.
Towns and villages in KT16
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Recent applications in KT16
First foor rear extension
Details of Landscaping Proposals submitted pursuant to Condition 11 of planning permission ref: RU.21/1521 dated 11 July 2023 (this application is determined by Surrey County Council under their ref SCCRef-2025-0138)
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for the erection of a detached garden building.
Proposed single storey side and rear extension to create a disabled living accommodation following demolition of existing conservatory.
Certificate of proposed lawful development for the use of the land to site a mobile home for ancillary use to the main dwellinghouse.
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for the construction of electricity substation to serve 48 new build apartments being constructed under outline planning approval RU.18/0443 (dated 26th November 2021) and Reserved Matters approval RU.23/0557 (dated 15th September 2023) on land adjacent to the approved new access road with hard standing between substation and footpath adjacent to the approved access road.
Single storey front extension, partial garage conversion and insertion of new windows in the existing rear extension roof.
Proposed single storey rear, side and front porch extension.
Proposed single storey front porch and side store with pitched roofs over. Conversion of existing garage into habitable space with formation of bay window. Changes to fenestration and removal of rear chimney.
Retrospective application for the retention of a boundary fence
Oak tree to be removed to ground and a new tree planted. Oak tree is in serious decline, even if the tree were to be dead wooded there would not be much of a canopy left. The tree is in very close proximity of Longcross Road.
Construction of a replacement dwelling with associated parking, landscaping, new entrance gate and boundary fencing following demolition of existing detached dwelling and outbuildings.
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for a single story flat roof full width extension on rear of the detached property.
T1 Purple Leaved Plum - Crown Lift to provide 4 metres clearance from ground level. Reduce and reshape over planter by 1m.All arisings to be removed from site. T2 Ash/Lilac - Crown Lift to provide 6 metres clearance from ground level road side only. Reduce lilac back to fence line. All arisings to be removed from site. T3 Vegetation - Reduce vegetation away from building roofs giving 2-3m clearance. Remove ivy from wall of building. Remove all arisings T4 Ash - Sever ivy at base of tree by removing 1m section. Remove arisings T5 Wisteria/Climbers - Reduce back to boundary Reason for proposed work: Branches are too long/big and hitting vehicles causing damage. Vegetation growing in the building. Proposed work for maintenance to ensure suitable size.
Common Beech T1- (on sketch reference- 00234#) is located in the back left hand side of the rear garden at No.10 Waverley Drive. The tree is semi-mature and has a westerly lean toward the main road A320 (Guildford Rd). The tree is in a well protected area with other very mature Beech and Oaks surrounding it from neighbouring gardens. It is also located in an over grown section of garden on a steep bank that is susceptible to erosion and failing. The tops of the tree are dead and some other sections of the outer crown are browning and losing leaves. A reduction on this tree wouldn???t be appropriate as the amount of cutting required would leave too significant wounds, this wouldn???t be recommend by BS3998:2010. The wounds would cause the tree to rot from the tops down. With the proximity to the road and the dieing crown as well as the uncertainty of the bank, my recommendation is to fell the Beech (T1) to ground level and alleviate any further issues or risk of it failing towards the main road. In previous years there has been a mature Beech in this same property fall and snap from the base at 3am, falling directly across the road towards St Peter???s hospital. Blocking the road in both directions and having caused serious delays and damage there is reasonable concern for this removal. There is no plan at current to replant something in its place as the area is heavily overgrown with other shrubs and small trees. As well as being surrounded by other much more mature trees it will prevent any other small sapling from growing as everything else will quickly take over.
Certificate of Existing Lawful Development for the use of workshop building as Class E (g) offices.
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for a single storey side and rear extension.
Construction of Cricket Nets, upgrade of existing flood lighting to Existing Sports Pitches and Resurfacing to part Car Park
Storage and parking of vehicles, together with associated informal storage activities
The extension of an existing residential caravan site to provide 6 transit touring caravan pitches each consisting of a touring caravan space and parking for two cars and an additional 6 pitches, each consisting of 1 static caravan, 1 touring caravan, 2 car parking spaces, bin and cycle stores together with associated infrastructure and a revised layout for Gypsies and Travellers together with the removal of the named occupancy restriction.
Ground floor side extension.
Replacement of the existing windows with white Liniar slimline uPVC windows to match existing, comprising top-hung casement windows, together with the installation of anthracite grey 28mm ALU PPC Fire Rated Panels at second floor level to mitigate overheating.
Change of use of a parcel of land forming part of a redundant horticultural nursery to outdoor storage and distribution
5 day notice
Detached single-storey outbuilding.
Replacement boundary wall and gates
Single storey rear extension with flat roof over & skylights, following demolition of conservatory & rear addition. Creation of enclosed front porch with relocation of main access door.
Appeal against enforcement notice served 1st June 2026.
Single storey rear extension.
5 day notice to fell 4 trees for safety reasons at the end of bat breeding season
5 day notice T151 Fell to ground level as soon as possible. It is considered that this is the minimum to make the tree safe
Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for a side extension, rear extension and outbuilding.
There is a single, protected Oak tree situated between the boundary of Timbers Chase and South Lodge on Ruxbury Road, Chertsey. This tree has not had any works done for over a decade. We requested the TPO back in 2018 to protect the tree for the future. In this time the tree has grown both in height and spread. Permission requested to lift and reduce the crown. Lifting the crown by approximately 2m on one side as its now grown down and touching cars on the driveway. Reducing the crown by max 2.5m to remove the branches from the phone lines and internet cables at both properties. A RBC approved arborist has already quoted on the works and advised what needs doing. He has also advised that the tree should be monitored more frequently and not left so long. Advised every 5/7 years. The main reason for works is that tree care is long overdue and some branches now low enough to touch the cars. Especially in adverse weather. The phone/internet cables are also now covered by branches and in adverse weather regular pull on the connections at roof level. The arborist has advised that the tree is healthy and has minimal dead wood to remove.
Erection of 2 no. self-build detached dwellings following demolition of 2 no. existing dwellings and outbuildings
remove dead tree in rear garden
Listed Building Consent for the repainting of the existing timber shopfront from grey finish white finish.
T1 Beech: Clear BT lines near tree by 1m to suitable growth points. Customer has requested work as the tree in question is encroaching on broadband cables. The branches are hanging on the BT lines which are now bowing due to the weight. Work to clear the cables required to ensure future safety.
The application relates to the protected trees located within the front and side boundaries of 23 Drill Hall Road, Chertsey. No direct works to the protected trees are proposed. Consent is sought for the construction of a proposed driveway and future residential extension works within the vicinity of the protected trees. All works will be undertaken in accordance with the submitted Arboricultural Method Statement (AMS) and Tree Protection Plan (TPP), which detail the proposed tree protection measures, no-dig construction methodology, piled foundation solution and site management procedures to safeguard the retained trees throughout the construction process.
Two Storey side to rear extension and single storey front extension
Details pursuant to Discharge Conditions 5 (Pedestrian Crossing), 6 (Parking and Turning Areas), 7 (Fast Charge Sockets), 8 (Cycle Stores), 9 (Bin Stores), 10 (Landscaping), 11 (Water Efficiency), 12 (Obscure Glazing) of planning permission RU.22/1720 (Proposed conversion of the existing dwelling into 4No flats at ground floor level, alteration of the existing garage along with parking, bin and cycle store and landscaping).
Details pursuant to Discharge Condition 4 (External Materials) of planning permission RU.26/0338 Extensions and alterations to existing dwelling, including raising of ridge height and formation of gable ends and dormer windows with rooflights. Erection of a two-storey rear extension and front porch with pitched roof. Demolition of existing front boundary wall and erection of a replacement lower boundary wall following the demolition of existing outbuildings. Formation of a new vehicular access and enlargement of an existing vehicular crossover to facilitate access to the highway (Amended description)
Listed Building Consent for alterations to front elevation first floor railings for safety reasons and revised balustrading to rear balconies
Construction of a single storey outbuilding with associative landscaping and drainage.
Details pursuant to Discharge Condition 4 (Side screen to balcony), 5 (Landscaping) , 6 (Renewable energy) & 11 (Electric vehicle charging points (per dwelling)) of planning permission RU.26/0270 Erection of a replacement dwelling (Self Build) following demolition of existing house and outbuildings
Non Material Amendment to planning permission RU.25/0761 for: provision of localised railing additions to first floor front railings for safety reasons & revised rear elevation balcony balustrading and privacy screens
Prior approval application for change of use of ground and first floor offices from Commercial, Business and Service (Use Class E) to create 9 residential units (Use Class C3) under the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 as amended Schedule 2, Part 3, Class MA.
First floor side extension with extension of pitched roof over. Single storey rear extension with pitched roof over and insertion of skylights, following demolition of conservatory. Alteration to side fenestration facilitating internal alteration.
T1. Robina - Remove deadwood >5cm in diameter. T2. Walnut - Crown lift overhanging entrance road to 4m. T3. Cherry x2 - Remove deadwood >5cm in diameter. T4. Oak - Remove deadwood >5cm in diameter. T5. Japanese Maple - Tip lift to c.3m to allow light into flats. T6. Ginko - Tip reduce branches overhanging flats by c.1.5-2m and remove x2 low limbs adjacent to Japanese Maple to allow light through. T7. Ash - Remove deadwood >5cm in diameter and remove x1 low limb overhanging burn site. T8. Cherry - Clear x2 failed limbs from ground
Material Change of Use of land for the creation of 13 Gypsy/Traveller pitches, each comprising the formation of hardstanding, stationing of 1 static caravan, provision of space for 1 touring caravan, and provision of amenity space
Certificate of Proposed Lawfulness for: Sale of food and drink for consumption mostly on the premises