Planning applications in N8

Works to tree protected by a TPO. Tree works to include reduce and thin the crown by max 40% remove dead wood and shape 1 London Plane tree

Five Day Notice (retrospective). T1 Sycamore - dead - to be removed. Re-plant with 1 x Wellingtonia

Variation to description and condition 2 (approved plans) to reflect the changes to façade and the addition of a top floor flat. The description shall read: "Construction of a 2-bedroom mews dwelling (Use Class C3); reconfiguration of 2 existing flats (UseClass C3); conversion of loft into a self-contained flat (Use Class C3); and upgrades to the façade." to ref: HGY/2024/2879

Replacement of existing timber windows with uPVC double glazed windows to front, side and rear elevations and replacement of rear door to flats

Erection of Flat 1 to have a infill extension and flat 2 with an rear extension. Conversion of existing storage space in attic to a liveable space for Flat 5.

Prior notification for the proposed erection of a single-storey infill and rear extension which: A) extends 4 metres from the rear wall of the original dwellinghouse; B) has a maximum height of 4.00 metres measured from natural ground level; and C) has an eaves height of 3.00 metres measured from natural ground level.

Erection of single storey extension which extends beyond the rear wall of the original house by 4.59m, for which the maximum height would be 3m and for which the height of the eaves would be 2.42m

Demolition of existing covered pergola and erection of new covered pergola

The tree in question is a smoke bush, which has been left to get tall and leggy. That’s causing the tree to lean, it also has a fungus which looks like honey fungus or white bracket fungus. It’s has a split in the main trunk and sounds hollow when tapped. There are 2 options for the work to be carried out. Option one reduce tree by 25% and remove limb that is really leaning and try and get to grow more evenly. Options 2 fell the tree and remove stump and roots.

Proposed Rear Dormer to rear roof slope and 3 No. rooflights to front roof slope

Approval of details pursuant to conditions 9 (Method of Construction) attached to planning permission HGY/2024/4644.

T1: Cypress (6m): Dead: Fell to ground level T2: Cypress (8m): Reduce height by 3m and shape to keep at a size suitable for its location

Application for advertisement consent to display two non-illuminated signs on the building’s southern façade.

Works to tree protected by a TPO. T2 Ash - Fell and treat stump with eco-plugs. H&S - Tree has Inonotus fungal bracket 14m on the west face of the stem.

T1: Cherry (5m): Fell to as close to ground level as possible due to extensive die back within the crown

Approval of details pursuant to condition 7 (car free agreement) attached to planning permission HGY/2024/2464.

T1 Ash (in garden of neighbours property at 32 Clifton Road) - shorten overhanging branches

Insertion of one front and two rear rooflights.

replacement of existing timber windows with uPVC double glazed windows to front, side and rear elevations and replacement of rear door to flats

Replacement of existing timber windows with uPVC double glazed windows to front, side and rear elevations and replacement of rear door to flats

Rear garden: Scots pine (T1) - reduce height down by 2.5m to branch on right, reduce remaining branches by 2.5-3m. Reason: the tree is poorly positioned in the centre of a small garden with branches extending over neighbour's gardens.

Certificate of Lawfulness (existing) for continued use of property as two flats (C3)

Extension to outrigger

Five Day Notice to remove two Sycamore trees at the address. Please see attached specification and photographs. The trees are very decayed in the main trunk. T1 - sycamore tree with large cavity and decay in main trunk of tree (14m) - take down to ground level. T2 - sycamore tree with large cavity and decay in main trunk of tree (15m) - take down to ground level.

loft conversion with rear dormer and three roof lights on front roof slope

Demolition of existing single-storey rear storage structure. Erection of a single-storey 1 x 1-bedroom 2-person self-contained dwelling with associated cycle and refuse storage.

G1 (18m): Group of Ash and Sycamore: Reduce height by up 6m as shown with red line and remove one heavily leaning stem of ash towards neighbouring property as shown with red arrow to reduce the risk of failure and as part of regular maintenance. G2 (18m): Mixed species including Ash and Sycamore: Reduce back from courts by up to 3m to boundary to reduce the risk of failure and as part of regular maintenance and remove one sycamore with extensive die back.

Minor Material Amendment application under Section 73 of the Town and Country Planning Act for variation to condition 2 attached to planning permission HGY/2021/2630 to accommodate a proposed sprinkler tank in the proposed courtyard; and associated changes.

Single storey rear extension

Consent to display an LCD Bus Shelter Advertisement

Consent to display an LCD Bus Shelter Advertisement

Consent to display an LCD Bus Shelter Advertisement

Single storey side/ rear extension

Replacement of the existing conservatory with a new ground floor rear extension.

Consent to display an LCD Bus Shelter Advertisement

Erection of a single-storey rear extension at ground floor level.

T1 Eucalyptus: Reduce height by 3m and lateral growth by 2-3m The proposed works form part of routine cyclical tree maintenance. Reduce the overall height by approximately 3 metres and reduce the radial spread to maintain a balanced, well-proportioned crown appropriate for its location. Selective crown thinning will improve light penetration and airflow throughout the canopy, whilst the removal of major deadwood will reduce the risk of branch failure and improve the tree's long-term structural condition. The works are considered proportionate and will retain the tree's health, natural form and amenity value in accordance with BS3998:2010 – Tree Work – Recommendations.

Lime (T1): Crown reduce to previous points (approx.1-2m) Ash-leaf Maple (T2): Crown reduce by 0.5 -1.5m all round Eucalyptus (T3): Crown reduce to previous points (approx. 2-3m)

Erection of part single part two storey side extension

Retrospective replacement of the timber shop front with a fully glazed front with black metal trim.

Five Day Notice. T1: Lime (11m): Fell to ground level as tree has failed at base and is hung up in neighbour's tree

Lawful development: Proposed use. Erection of a single storey rear extension and rear garden outbuilding, and installation of two rooflights to the front roof slope.

Details pursuant to conditions 6 (refuse storage and collection) and 9 (water butt) of planning permission HGY/2023/3302 for Change of use and conversion of part ground floor, and upper floors first and second from (vacant) office use to provide 5 no. self-contained flats, insertion of a new ground floor window opening for Flat No. 2 on southern elevation, and the installation of a new skylight (Flat No. 5), associated landscaping and bicycle storage.

Non-material amendment following a grant of planning permission HGY/2025/2676 to replace wooden windows with aluminium casement windows (sand colour). Amendment includes the replacement of front door to match the colour of approved windows RAL - RAL 1002 (Sand Yellow Matt).

Plum tree T1. Complete removal of tree due to it dying .

The proposed works include the replacement of windows throughout all elevations of the property with double glazed timber windows to match the existing appearance and fenestration. Front entrance doors will be replaced, roof repairs will be undertaken where necessary and an external wall insulation is to be installed to the building envelope. The external wall insulation system will incorporate the existing Tudor decorative style to retain the current appearance of the building.

Rear garden: cypress x2 (T1 & T2) - fell. Reason: to allow for new planting in the garden. The garden hasn't been maintained in years.

Overview: Trees 3 (unknown) and 4 (Elder) have been smothered by ivy, compromising their health and structural integrity, and we would like to remove them so they do not pose a safety risk. Tree 2 (Elder) has similarly been strangled by ivy and is dying; we would like to remove it both on safety grounds and, as we have young children, to make full and safe use of the rear garden. Tree 1 (Talipot Palm) is not in keeping with the character of the conservation area, and we would like to replace it with a pear tree, a traditional fruit tree well suited to the cottage-garden character of the estate. Tree 5 (Elder), at the front of the property, is beginning to encroach onto the neighbouring property and we would like to remove.

13 External Lighting

T1 Hawthorn on Waverley Road border to block. The tree is in a state of severe decay and needs immediate removal as this is a danger to users of the garden and passers by on the pavement.