Planning applications in SW15

G1 Laburnam (Laburnum anagyroides) 30% Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and

Non-material amendment to planning permission dated 26/10/2026 ref 2023/2779 (De

Installation of a replacement ground floor rear window and a new window to the g

T1 Silver Birch, Remove x2 lowest branches to improve balance (Northern aspect)

T1 Robinia: Reduce by approx 2-3m from the height and width back to previous poi

Erection of a front porch and associated alterations including changes to door/f

Alterations including erection of two-storey outbuilding in rear garden to provi

Demolition of part of existing front wall to provide vehicle access; Alterations

Non material amendment pursuant to PP2024/1155 (Full planning permission for landscaping amendments, alterations to footpaths, replacement of the existing children's play facilities, installation of seating and trim trail equipment, public realm alterations, erection of fencing and works to trees. (Council's own application)).

T1 Alder (Tag No.2260) - Cut back from property by 1.5m. - Crown lift to 2.5m. - Tidy pegs and cuts made by resident. T2 Silver Birch (Tag No.2261) - Cut back from property by 1.5m. - Crown lift to 3m. - Tidy pegs and cuts made by resident. T3 Silver Birch (Tag No.2263) - Crown lift to 4m and remove long lateral that is close to property. Routine maintenance to provide light to surrounding gardens and for the health and safety of the trees.

Replacement of three front basement bay windows with painted timber sliding sash windows; replacement of one rear window and rear double doors with aluminium units; and retrospective retention of an existing air-conditioning condenser and associated external service trunking at the rear.

Removal of Pyracantha.

Removal of Magnolia Grandifiola.

T1 Fig tree - fell to combat subsidence damage to 48 Hazlewell Road SW15 6LR

Fire Sprinkler InstallatiInstall automatic fire sprinkler systems in all bungalow units, compliant with BS 9251:2021(Fire sprinkler systems for domestic and residential occupancies).Position sprinkler heads in wall of living areas/bedrooms, and kitchens, as detailed in accompanying drawings (sections and details provided in appendix).Use concealed sprinkler heads where possible to minimize visual impact. Fire Sprinkler Pipework:The pipework will be installed at a depth of 750mm, comprising 63mm and 32mm MDPE pipes.Boxing-In of Pipework:Encase internal pipework in two sided `L¿ shaped Pipe & Fire Sprinkler boxing prefinished to match existing wall finishes.Design boxing to be reversible, fixed with screws rather than permanent adhesives, to protect the historic fabric.Locate boxing along wall-ceiling junctions or in unobtrusive corners, as shown in provided sectional drawings, to maintain clear floor space (Refer to Bown drawings in Appendix).

Front Garden G1 - Lime x3 Re-pollard by removal up to 2 metres of branch length Works will encourage well balanced crown for future years Crown lifting/removing low growth to maintain the statutory heights over footpaths and highways To allow retention of the trees within the available space for growth Rear Garden H1 - Bay Reduce height to top of fence and side up to fence line by removal of up to 2 metres in branch length

“Change of use of upper floors from Class E to C3 use to provide x1 3-bed 5-per

I would like to replace the windows in the house which are currently upvc windo

Installation of glazing to the existing open link between the main house and th

Fire Sprinkler InstallatiInstall automatic fire sprinkler systems in all bungalow units, compliant with BS 9251:2021(Fire sprinkler systems for domestic and residential occupancies).Position sprinkler heads in wall of living areas/bedrooms, and kitchens, as detailed in accompanying drawings (sections and details provided in appendix).Use concealed sprinkler heads where possible to minimize visual impact. Fire Sprinkler Pipework:The pipework will be installed at a depth of 750mm, comprising 63mm and 32mm MDPE pipes.Boxing-In of Pipework:Encase internal pipework in two sided `L¿ shaped Pipe & Fire Sprinkler boxing prefinished to match existing wall finishes.Design boxing to be reversible, fixed with screws rather than permanent adhesives, to protect the historic fabric.Locate boxing along wall-ceiling junctions or in unobtrusive corners, as shown in provided sectional drawings, to maintain clear floor space (Refer to Bown drawings in Appendix).

Front : T136 Lime reduce by 3m to leave 2m. including crown clean and remove dead wood. T143 Ash reduce by 3m to leave 2m Rear : T139 London Plane repollard ( 3-4m off) Reasons : general tree maintenance.

Erection of a two-storey (lower and upper ground floor level) indoor golf centre with associated landscaping.

Proposed ground floor wraparound, internal alterations, and all associated works

T1 Prunus Pisardii: Reduce by 1.5m from the height and width, Justification: Routine maintenance, to prevent conflict with property and maintain balance and shape

The replacement of existing floodlit clay tennis courts with five padel courts with associated canopy.

Demolition of existing structures and replacement of the maintenance structures with a new horticultural and grounds single storey building with associated landscaping and relocation of supporting structures

Alteration and extension to; existing ground floor commercial space, change of use at upper floors with extensions to rear and mansard addition to the front to provide 4 studios and 3 2bed units with associated amenity and service space.

SIDE T003- REMOVE ONE CHERRY TREE AS CLOSE TO GROUND LEVEL AS POSSIBLE AND TREAT STUMP FRONT T005- REPOLLARD ONE LONDON PLANE TO PREVIOUS POINTS

T1 Apple - Very poor condition. Base has rotten and disconnected from some roots. Very little crown, predominantly taken over by Wisteria from neighbouring property. Suspect a root rot such as Honey Fungus. Turkey tail and Hairy Curtain crust are both on tree, mainly on dead or dysfunctional wood. Remove. T2 Common Beech - The tree is located on adjacent to the boundary fence of no.8 and no.9. The tree has been dying from the tips since 2023 which can be seen in one of the attached photos. Approximately half of the crown has died. I suspect a root rot fungi such as Honey Fungus though I do not suspect Kretz as the crown would likely be in better condition due to the way the two fungi act on the roots. No Armillaria fruiting bodies have been seen due to the time of year the survey took place and likely due to the recent heatwaves. The recent heatwaves will not have helped the tree in defending itself due to the lack of water, but this could also be considered in terms of the Armillaria, as it ideally needs a wet substrate to act on. I suggest removing the tree and replanting as there are a number of high risk targets close to the tree. Both families use their gardens with no.9 having a number of structures within striking distance. Open to suggestion for what to replant, ideally from the RHS list of resistant trees to Honey Fungus (PDF attached). Tree of around 3m to be planted on the property.

Replacement windows in existing dormers, new roof window, PV panels and air source heat pump.

The construction of 4.No timber clad bin stores for use by the residents of 8-14 Cambalt Road and minor alterations to the front landscaping

Erection of a ground floor side infill extension to the rear, with a glazed lean-to roof and a feature window overlooking the garden. Formation of a wider opening to the rear elevation of the existing outrigger at ground floor level, with new glazed doors. Erection of a rear dormer roof extension to the main roof slope, set down from the existing ridge, with a sliding door and glass-balustraded Juliette balcony. Erection of a roof extension above part of the existing two-storey outrigger, extending 50% of the overall depth of the outrigger. Installation of three conservation-style rooflights to the front roof slope Removal of the redundant chimney stack at the junction of the main roof and the outrigger Installation of solar photovoltaic panels laid flat on the main flat roof and an air conditioning condenser unit (also providing heating) on the lower flat roof concealed behind the existing ridge. Replacement windows; and restoration of the front elevation.

Alterations to the approved rooflight arrangement, comprising the removal of 2 flat rooflights, repositioning of the remaining flat rooflight and the installation of three additional pitched rooflights to the front roof slope.

I would like to replace the windows in the house which are currently upvc windows with what could be described as Georgian astragal bars. I recently moved in and would like to replace them with UPVC sash windows.

Revisions to the approved scheme under planning permission 2026/1990, comprising reduction of rear extension rooflights from three to two; addition of one conservation rooflight to the front roof slope above the stairwell; and improvements to the front garden and boundary treatment, including a new brick boundary wall, planting, path and paving, cycle store, and external redecoration.

4 lime trees (T5) located on the boundary between St. George's Cottage and neighbouring Rose Cottage LIME 1 - Pollard to previous points (4 metres). LIME 2 - Pollard to previous points (2 metres). LIME 3 - Pollard to previous points (4 metres). LIME 4 - Pollard to previous points (2.3 metres).

Proposed ground floor wraparound extension to the rear and side return. Rear projection 2.028m from the existing rear elevation. Flat roof to the rear return and glazed roof to the side return, each edged with stone coping. Coping to top out at 3.0m above [finished floor level], matching the height and parapet datum of the extant consented extension at the adjoining 26 Mexfield Road (planning ref: 2020/3603). Height, projection and coping detail aligned with the neighbouring permission to hold a consistent rear building line and sit comfortably against the approved adjoining development. Alterations to rear first floor window, and alteration to side 1st floor window

Demolition of existing rear extensions, construction of a new ground floor rear extension, 1st floor hipped roof extension, new dormer and associated works.

Alterations including erection of extension above rear part of two storey addition.

Replacement of existing aluminium windows and spandrel panels like for like, matching existing profiles and appearance. Installation of a new fall arrest system to the roof. Installation of a new bow top metal fence to the front boundary, matching the adjoining neighbour¿s fence. General external maintenance works including repainting, timber treatment, paving repairs, balustrade refurbishment, and associated minor repairs No changes are made to the layout, access, communal areas, or fire escape routes. These works are essential maintenance and modest upgrades to ensure the building remains safe, weather tight, and visually consistent with its surroundings.

T1 - London Plane thin by 15%, remove Masaria limbs and redux over long limbs back from house to match in with canopy line approx 2-3m from tips. T2 - Lime reduce to previous pruning points approx 2m from tips and remove epicormic growth to crown break.

01 - Eucalyptus - Reduce to a final height of 3.5m and reduce laterals to shape. 01 - To provide adequate clearance between the Eucalyptus and the adjacent building, preventing branch contact with the structure, reducing the likelihood of property damage during high winds, and allowing future maintenance of the building . Reduce the height by approximately 3.5m and laterals by approximately 2m to form a balanced crown. All pruning will be done in accordance with bs3998 whilst retaining suitable growth points and retaining the trees overall form and public amenity value. 02 - 2 x Beech and Hawthorn - Carefully fell to near ground level, treat stump with eco plugs. 02 - The Trees in question are at the end of a small wooded area, and are supressed by the vegetation behind. They are growing into the fence and shed and will cause damage if they are not removed.

The proposed non-material amendment introduces minor changes to the consented size of the fence foundations. The consented scheme involved foundations measuring 4 x 4m (20m and 25m mast). The amended concrete bases hereby proposed will measure 4.4m x 4.4m for both the 20m and 25m masts

T1-Robinia pseudoacacia 'Frisia' Fell and remove stump Extensive dieback and bark death on upper surfaces of the main scaffold limbs. Recent history of limb failure. Tree has been recently reduced and previously maintained on a cyclical basis but has come to the end of it's safe, useful, life expectancy within the landscape and in such a busy location

Extending the existing lower ground floor level under the footprint of the upper ground floor, towards the front of the property. Creating a small front lightwell with a bay window to match the raised ground floor window above. Replace the rear lower ground floor extension and replace the existing upper ground floor conservatory with a new orangery. Construct a modest extension to the side of the existing 2nd-floor mansard roof. The proposals also include new rooflights, double-glazed sash windows, external air source heat pumps, as well as photovoltaic panels on the roof.

Alterations including erection of a rear extension to lower ground floor flat and a rear extension to ground floor flat.

Alterations including replacement of the existing dormer cold-deck flat roof with an insulated warm-deck roof; Installation of solar pv panels on the flat roof of the existing rear dormer; Installation of external wall insulation with matching brick slips to the rear elevation and internal wall insulation to the front elevation; Erection of a single-storey rear extension; Installation of an a/c condenser unit and timber enclosure to the ground floor rear elevation; Installation of an air-source heat pump within the rear garden; Roof repairs and insulation improvements; and associated external and internal alterations.

T1 - Box Elder (Ash-Leaved Maple) Up to 1m radial reduction from 5m to 4m 1m height reduction, from 9m to 8m T2 - Lime 1.5m radial reduction, from 5m to 3.5m 3m height reduction from 18m to 15m Crown lift to 3m Removal of basal/sucker growth from main stem T3 - Smoke Bush 0.5m radial reduction, from 2.5m to 2m 1m height reduction, from 5m to 4m T4 - Silver Birch 1m radial reduction, from 4m to 3m 1m height reduction, fromm 7m to 6m T5 - Cotoneaster 0.5m radial reduction, from 2m to 1.5m 0.5m height reduction, from 4m to 3.5m T6 - Apple 2.5m height reduction, from 8m to 5.5m Crown lift to 2m 50% crown thin to clear internal/converging branches T7 - Bay 2m radial reduction, from 8m to 6m 3m height reduction, from 16m to 13m Clearing of basal/sucker growth and Ivy Crown lift to 2m T8, T9, T10, T11, T12 - (5 x Lime) Crown lift to 3m, to allow more light for understory Removal of basal growth T13 - Pear Removal of deadwood T14 - Horse Chestnut 2m radial reduction to East and West, from 6m to 4m (on lower canopy up to 5m) Crown lift to 3m T15 - Rowan Removal of North/East dead stem Removal of Ivy T16 - Yew 2m radial reduction to South, from 8m to 6m 1.5m radial reduction to West, from 5.5m to 4m 1m radial reduction to East, from 5m to 4m Up to 3m height reduction, from 18m to 15m Crown lift to 2.5m T17 - Bay Removal of basal growth and Ivy T18 - Mulberry Up to 2m radial reduction to South to clear overhang of carpark, from 4m to 2m T19 - Bay 2m height reduction, from 6m to 4m Removal of Elder Reasons: To contain trees in close proximity of neighbouring buildings, roads, pavements, whilst maintaining a natural shape and screening. To limit trees from converging and allowing more light for ground covering plants.

Proposed ground floor side infill, internal alterations, floor plan redesign and all associated works.