Planning applications in N10

Installation of replacement rear steps connecting the kitchen to the garden

Sycamore (T1): Reduce to previous points (approx. 1-2m) Ash (T2): Reduce to previous points (approx. 1-2m) Plum (T3): Reduce to previous points (approx. 0.5-1m)

Erection of Outbuilding in Rear Garden of Property

(T1) Holly - Tree is growing into neighbouring garden, into adjacent trees and is damaging the fence. It has a second stem growing from the same root plate which is upright. Proposing to fell to ground level, leaving second stem to establish (T2) Elder - Tree is growing next to boundary fence. It has significant decay across all four stems with large cavity at the bottom, with only approximately 10% of live timber intact. Proposing to fell to ground level

T1 - Willow tree (Salix), removing approx. 3.0m of regrowth back to the most recent pollard points.

Willow (T1): Re-pollard Ash (T2): Reduce to previous points

T1- Fig Tree: Reduce height by 2 metre & Cut back overhanging branches to fence line. Reason for work: General tree maintenance and light starvation to property.

T1: Sycamore: Reduce height by 2.5 metre & Lateral spread by 1.5 metre. Reason for work: General tree maintenance and light starvation to property

Second floor rear dormer extension over the rear outrigger

T1: Poplar (10m): Re- pollard to previous points removing around 7m of growth to keep tree at a size suitable for its location and as part of regular maintenance T2: Pear (dead) (7m): Reduce to 4m to reduce risk of failure

Single storey rear extension with a proposed depth of 4.00 metres, maximum height of 4.00 metres and eaves height of 3.00 metres following demolition of the existing rear/side shed.

Submission of details of condition 3 (Refuse and Recycling) 4 (Details of Cycle Parking and Storage) 6 (Sound Insulation) 8 (Means of enclosure - Boundry Treatments) 11 (Amenity Space Subvision) pursuant to planning permission 26/2071/S73 dated 17/07/2026 ? Condition 4 ? Details of cycle parking spaces and cycle storage facilities, including their location, dimensions, capacity and means of access. ? Condition 6 ? Pre-completion sound insulation test certificates confirming compliance with Requirement E of the Building Regulations 2010. ? Condition 8 ? Details of proposed means of enclosure and boundary treatments, including the location and provision of 13 x 13cm ground-level hedgehog access holes between the application site and neighbouring land. ? Condition 11 ? Details showing the subdivision of the amenity areas associated with the two self-contained flats.

T1 Ash fell to ground level

Front Garden Tree 1 – Ash (Fraxinus spp.) Pollard the Ash tree located on the right-hand side of the front boundary. Remove all major deadwood. This is to maintain good tree health and management. Back Garden Tree 2 – Holm Oak (Quercus ilex) Fell the Holm Oak to ground level due to extensive damage caused by the tree's root system to the adjacent brick boundary wall. Photographic evidence of the damage is included within the attachment. The extent of the structural damage indicates that retaining the tree is not a reasonable option, as the roots are continuing to compromise the integrity of the boundary wall. Drill and treat the stump with an approved herbicide to prevent regrowth and encourage decomposition. Tree 3 – Apple (Malus spp.) Carry out a crown reduction. Undertake crown thinning. Remove all major deadwood. Prune and reshape the crown to improve the tree's form and ongoing management. This is to maintain good tree health and management

T1 - Apple: Remove close to ground level and treat stumps with herbicide to inhibit regrowth. TG2 - Lime: Remove close to ground level and treat stumps with herbicide to inhibit regrowth.

T1: Purple plum (8m): Reduce height by 1.5m and shape to keep tree at a size suitable for its location

External alterations including alterations to fenestration (windows and doors) on the lower ground elevation and rear elevation at ground floor level, including replacement of single glazed windows with double glazed windows to facilitate the conversion of lower ground and ground floor flats into one dwelling.

T1 Oak in rear garden of 56 Queens Avenue (please note that the garden area is subdivided into separate areas for the enjoyment of the various flats in the property) The tree surgeon confirmed that we will have to cut/trim around 5-6 low branches of the oak tree by about 6ft (approx. 1.8m) since they overhang the boundary line for my back fence. Please see attached the photos and the oak tree marked in red. As you can it almost sits between communal path and flat 3 garden right now, and it overhands my boundary line with its lower branches. As you can see from the photo the oak tree is well over 6 metres high and my fence is only 1.65m so we will be cutting only lower branches to allow the fence to be installed.

T1- Ash tree- crown reduction back to most recent pruning points (approximately 2m reduction), reduce height of Ivy by approximately 2m. T2- Ash tree- reduce by approximately 2m, reduce height of Ivy by 2m.

Construction of a single-storey rear infill extension, formation of a rear roof dormer as part of the conversion of the existing loft to habitable accommodation, installation of rooflights to the front roof slope, associated windows and doors, internal alterations and all associated building works.

T4 Oak - Remove The tree works are proposed to stop the influence of the tree(s) on the soil below building foundation level and provide long term stability at 55 Rosebery Road, London, N10 2LE

Installation of 2no. electric vehicle charging stations, 1no. feeder pillar and underground cabling

Replacement of all existing windows with double-glazed timber casement windows; Replacement of existing front entrance door with timber hardwood door; Enlargement of existing rear exit openings for the installation of double-glazed timber doors to the rear elevation.

Demolition of the existing buildings and erection of 5 replacement residential units, arranged as two terraced houses and three flats.

Non-Material Amendment of HGY/2023/1406 to rename the proposal 'Demolition of the existing buildings and erection of replacement residential units'.

Details pursuant to conditions 04 (details of chartered engineer), 05 (Construction Management Plan), 06 (details of permeable soil area), 07 (acoustic report), 08 (other forms of extraction equipment), 11 (surface water drainage scheme), 12 (drainage management maintenance plan) and 13 (details of Thames Water agreements) of planning permission HGY/2025/0358 for Proposed basement/under-garden extension to existing semi-detached property, to implement a new gym, swimming pool, plant room and bathroom.

Single storey rear extension with flat roof and 1no. skylight. Roof extension involving rear dormer window and 2no. front facing rooflights and new side window

Replacement of two first floor rear windows including modifications to cill heights, and replacement of ground floor rear door and window with single glazed door including modifications to opening.

Front garden: pyracantha (T1) - fell. Reason: tree implicated in subsidence claim.

T1) Pear - Fell to ground level as tree has been slowly moving towards the house over the last year and proposes a risk of falling

Conversion of the existing dwelling into 2no. self-contained flats. Associated amenity space, refuse/recycling and cycle storage

Installation of defibrillator and bleed kit cabinets to external wall of Nationwide Building Society branch

Five Day Notice. Removal of a 90% dead pear tree in the rear of the property referenced above (photo attached). The client has confirmed replanting a willow tree. This is deemed appropriate given the garden's location directly above the Muswell Stream.

Ash (T1): Reduce to previous, most recent pruning points (approx. 1-2m).

Submission of details of condition 5 (Lighting Mitigation Measures) pursuant to planning permission 25/3631/FUL dated 20/02/26

Approval of details pursuant to condition 4 (Chartered Engineer) attached to planning permission ref. HGY/2026/0923 for Erection of lower ground floor single storey rear extension; basement extension; rear dormer extension; associated internal and external changes granted on 22/06/2026.

Rear roof extension with a side dormer to accommodate two additional bedrooms and a shower room. Replacement of the existing stair window with a more energy-efficient window, closely matching the appearance of the existing window. New roof lights and sun tunnel to front pitch of main roof. New PVP to fornt roof and new rera flat roof.

Formal notification in writing of 28 days notice in advance, in accordance with Regulation 5 of the Electronic Communications Code (Conditions and Restrictions) Regulations 2003 (as amended), of intention to install electronic communications. The proposed installation comprises: Installation of 3 no. antennas and 1 no. GPS node and associated ancillary works thereto.

T1-Griselinia - reduce closer to boundary , reduce height by approximately 1m , prune in sides to make more compact (V shape if possible). T2-Cypress tree- reduce height by approximately 3m , prune in all sides by up to 1m. Remove large branch over garden. T3-Cherry tree with poor health -reduce by thirty percent and remove dead branches. T4-Cherry tree growing into Malus- prune back branches to give 1m clearance. T5-Dead Ivy clad tree- cut to ground level.

To form external Fire Escape Stair to rear of Upper Ground Floor Flat & renew existing dilapidated Juliet Balcony to rear living room.

Roof extension involving L shaped dormer window and 3no. front facing rooflights

Single storey rear extension and addition of side window.

Erection of a wrap around ground floor rear extension and extension of first floor rear outrigger; erection of two front roof lights.

Approval of details pursuant to condition (16) contamination risk model attached to ref: HGY/2023/1406

Removal/variation of condition 3 (Design and Materials) as attached to planning permission HGY/2015/1450 as approved on 09/07/2015 for 'Conversion of single family dwelling into 3 self-contained flats (2 x 3 bedroom and 1 x 1 bedroom). Construction / adaptation of rear roof to include 3 x dormers, installation of rooflights to front roofslope, and insertion of 1 new window and enlargement of 2 windows to lower ground floor'

Single storey rear extension.

Non-material amendment sought to planning permission HGY/2026/1009, for replacement of existing front door, erection of single storey side infill rear extension with rear decking, erection of rear dormer with linked roof extension over outrigger projection, insertion of 3 front rooflights, replacement of ground and first floor rear fenestration. Proposed amendment to remove reduced internal floor level of kitchen and increased height of rear extension and parapet.

Single storey rear extension. Roof extension involving rear dormer window and 2no. front facing rooflights

Tree T1 – Mature Robinia pseudoacacia Proposed Works: Fell to ground level and grind stump where practicable. T1 is a mature tree situated immediately adjacent to the public highway and pedestrian footway. The tree exhibits a pronounced lean towards the highway and public footpath, resulting in a substantial proportion of the crown mass being biased over areas of frequent pedestrian and vehicular occupation. Inspection of the tree identified a significant historic wound within the principal stem, believed to be associated with previous chainsaw operations and/or historic pruning works. Whilst wound wood has developed around the margins of the injury, the defect remains evident within a primary structural section of the tree and represents a potential point of weakness. Robinia pseudoacacia is widely recognised as a species with comparatively brittle timber characteristics and a limited ability to effectively compartmentalise decay following large mechanical injuries. Consequently historic stem damage of this nature may result in progressive internal deterioration that is not always externally visible. The tree is additionally responsible for significant displacement and distortion of surrounding hardstanding surfaces through root activity. The lifting and deformation of paving adjacent to the stem indicate ongoing root pressure and demonstrate the tree’s interaction with surrounding infrastructure. The following factors have been considered collectively: Pronounced stem lean towards a heavily used public footway and highway. Historic mechanical injury to a principal stem section. Potential for internal dysfunction associated with the wound. Species characteristics associated with brittle timber and structural limb failure. Species characteristics associated with brittle timber and structural limb failure. High target occupancy beneath and adjacent to the tree. Removal and replacement planting with a more suitable species is therefore considered the most appropriate long-term management solution. Tree T2 – Mature Robinia pseudoacacia. Proposed Works: Crown reduction by approximately 3 metres in height and 1.5–2 metres laterally. Remove deadwood throughout crown. Prune and reshape crown to provide suitable clearance from adjacent building and achieve a balanced form. The crown currently extends towards the neighbouring building where lateral branches are in direct contact with the structure and are causing abrasion against the building. The proposed crown reduction will: Provide suitable clearance from the adjacent building. Reduce end-weight on extended lateral limbs. Improve crown balance and form. Remove dead, damaged and diseased wood. Improve long-term management and retention of the tree. The works are intended as routine arboricultural maintenance and are not expected to adversely affect the health or amenity value of the tree All pruning works will be undertaken in accordance with the recommendations of BS3998:2010 Tree Work Recommendations

T1- Oak tree- Reduce crown by approximately three metres on all aspects of tree (back to previous pruning points) remove lowest branch growing over garden room , lift crown on garden side of tree to approximately six metres from ground level by removing small diameter branches, keep low screening at back of tree for privacy. T2- Robinia tree- reduce crown by approximately 2m on all aspects of tree. T3- Acer tree- lightly prune back from seating area by up to 50cm.