Works to trees protected by a TPO. G1 Leylandii Hedge: Fell to ground level. Reasons: Unsuitable for landscape scheme, planted as a hedge, become overgrown and patchy
T1/T2Clean to remove all dead, diseased, or crossing branches Thin 10% of the live branches throughout the canopy to allow more light and air penetration throughout the canopy/ reduce the risk of limb, stem or root failure due to sail effect Reduce the Height and Spread by 2-3m to balance and shape Raise the height of the lower branches to 5m in order to provide sunlight penetration to the understory and provide clearance T15: 25% Crown Reduction by 2-2.5m on all aspects to tidy and contain improve structure and mitigate branch failure, improve light penetration and improve balance maintain at current dimensions T8 Oak Thin 10% of the live branches throughout the canopy to allow more light and air penetration throughout the canopy Reduce the Height and Spread by approx. 2,5m from all aspects Raise the height of the lower branches to 6m in order to provide sunlight penetration to the understory and provide clearance T9 oak.. Also it tends to the north with leggier limbs. Recommend remove 2-3meters from the ends of the first 2 large secondary branches that extend overhead Neighbour get birch. This will reduce dead load and wind loading, reduce the remainder by up to 1.5/2 m to balance and shape To improve structure and mitigate branch failure, improve light penetration and improve balance. To maintain at current dimensions T16: reduce by approx. 2.5m from all aspects to balance and shape, poor shape To improve structure and mitigate branch failure, improve light penetration and improve balance. To maintain at current dimensions T17 Oak Clean to remove all dead, diseased, or crossing branches Thin 10% to allow more light and air penetration throughout the canopy Reduce the Height and Spread by approx. 2,5m Raise the height of the lower branches to 6m in order to provide sunlight penetration to the understory and provide clearance to give clearance of 5.5m T18 Sorbus: Reduce by 25% approx 1.5m from all aspects to shape To improve shape and structure, to maintain at current dimensions T22 Sycamore: Reduce the lateral spread over the driveway by approx 2m To improve structure and mitigate branch failure, improve light penetration and improve balance G24 Yew Trees located in the neighbour's property. Reduce height 1.5-2 meters from each tree to maintain aesthetics and health Reduce laterals by up to 1m to shape. The objective is to ensure a uniform and tidy appearance as the current row has a straggly look. T5 Dead Silver Birch Fell T13 Dead oak in neighbours garden Fell G2 holly Reduce Height to an even 5 meters from the ground and hard trim back, with a view to training it into a healthy holly within the next few trim cycles T11 holly Recommend very light trim to shape 50cm, to promote leaf vigour throughout canopy. T20 willow Reduce by 3/4m Heavy lean, supressed, to maintain size at current dimensions G1 leylandii -Reduce higher by 4 meters from the highest point light rim all round by the correct amount up to 1m, routine maintenance
Approval of details reserved by condition 8 - (Planting/Landscaping Scheme) on approval reference HGY/2022/4316 - Extension and refurbishment work to existing dwelling, including: installation of new roof to main house, erection of second floor side extension, erection of part ground floor and part first floor rear extension, construction of basement extension, replacement/new windows and other external alterations.
Willow T15 - remove dead stem and pollard remaining crown at approximately 6m in height. Plant 1no. heavy standard Quercus robur to replace erroneously felled T20 in suitable location along southern boundary. T20's stump is regrowing so consideration will be given to the future growth of both trees.
Extension and refurbishment work to existing dwelling, including: installation of new roof to main house, erection of second floor side extension, erection of part ground floor and part first floor rear extension, construction of basement extension, replacement/new windows and other external alterations.
Erection of first floor side extension with terrace on roof (above garage), alterations to main roof involving increase in height (150mm), insertion of projecting rooflight feature, dormer windows to side elevations and alterations to front elevation, including the use of a mix of Butterley Clockhouse Capel Dark Multi Stock, Capel Multi Stock, Canterbury Multi Stock, and Knightsbridge Multi Stock bricks.
Works to trees protected by a TPO. G1 Leylandii Hedge: Fell to ground level. Reasons: Unsuitable for landscape scheme, planted as a hedge, become overgrown and patchy
T1/T2Clean to remove all dead, diseased, or crossing branches Thin 10% of the live branches throughout the canopy to allow more light and air penetration throughout the canopy/ reduce the risk of limb, stem or root failure due to sail effect Reduce the Height and Spread by 2-3m to balance and shape Raise the height of the lower branches to 5m in order to provide sunlight penetration to the understory and provide clearance T15: 25% Crown Reduction by 2-2.5m on all aspects to tidy and contain improve structure and mitigate branch failure, improve light penetration and improve balance maintain at current dimensions T8 Oak Thin 10% of the live branches throughout the canopy to allow more light and air penetration throughout the canopy Reduce the Height and Spread by approx. 2,5m from all aspects Raise the height of the lower branches to 6m in order to provide sunlight penetration to the understory and provide clearance T9 oak.. Also it tends to the north with leggier limbs. Recommend remove 2-3meters from the ends of the first 2 large secondary branches that extend overhead Neighbour get birch. This will reduce dead load and wind loading, reduce the remainder by up to 1.5/2 m to balance and shape To improve structure and mitigate branch failure, improve light penetration and improve balance. To maintain at current dimensions T16: reduce by approx. 2.5m from all aspects to balance and shape, poor shape To improve structure and mitigate branch failure, improve light penetration and improve balance. To maintain at current dimensions T17 Oak Clean to remove all dead, diseased, or crossing branches Thin 10% to allow more light and air penetration throughout the canopy Reduce the Height and Spread by approx. 2,5m Raise the height of the lower branches to 6m in order to provide sunlight penetration to the understory and provide clearance to give clearance of 5.5m T18 Sorbus: Reduce by 25% approx 1.5m from all aspects to shape To improve shape and structure, to maintain at current dimensions T22 Sycamore: Reduce the lateral spread over the driveway by approx 2m To improve structure and mitigate branch failure, improve light penetration and improve balance G24 Yew Trees located in the neighbour's property. Reduce height 1.5-2 meters from each tree to maintain aesthetics and health Reduce laterals by up to 1m to shape. The objective is to ensure a uniform and tidy appearance as the current row has a straggly look. T5 Dead Silver Birch Fell T13 Dead oak in neighbours garden Fell G2 holly Reduce Height to an even 5 meters from the ground and hard trim back, with a view to training it into a healthy holly within the next few trim cycles T11 holly Recommend very light trim to shape 50cm, to promote leaf vigour throughout canopy. T20 willow Reduce by 3/4m Heavy lean, supressed, to maintain size at current dimensions G1 leylandii -Reduce higher by 4 meters from the highest point light rim all round by the correct amount up to 1m, routine maintenance
Approval of details reserved by condition 8 - (Planting/Landscaping Scheme) on approval reference HGY/2022/4316 - Extension and refurbishment work to existing dwelling, including: installation of new roof to main house, erection of second floor side extension, erection of part ground floor and part first floor rear extension, construction of basement extension, replacement/new windows and other external alterations.
Willow T15 - remove dead stem and pollard remaining crown at approximately 6m in height. Plant 1no. heavy standard Quercus robur to replace erroneously felled T20 in suitable location along southern boundary. T20's stump is regrowing so consideration will be given to the future growth of both trees.
Extension and refurbishment work to existing dwelling, including: installation of new roof to main house, erection of second floor side extension, erection of part ground floor and part first floor rear extension, construction of basement extension, replacement/new windows and other external alterations.
Erection of first floor side extension with terrace on roof (above garage), alterations to main roof involving increase in height (150mm), insertion of projecting rooflight feature, dormer windows to side elevations and alterations to front elevation, including the use of a mix of Butterley Clockhouse Capel Dark Multi Stock, Capel Multi Stock, Canterbury Multi Stock, and Knightsbridge Multi Stock bricks.
Building-control records are not yet collected for Haringey — the register is being gathered borough by borough (held so far: Lambeth, Brent, Ealing, Westminster, City and others).
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Conservation Area
Highgate · reference CA1 · covers 11 of 11 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Archaeological Priority Area
Summary and Definition 8.2.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers Haringey Golf Course and the surrounding area, which includes several areas of undeveloped land and areas of 20th century housing. The APA continues · reference 77502 · covers 11 of 11 premises. Groundworks may require archaeological assessment or investigation.
Conservation Area
Highgate · reference CA1 · covers 11 of 11 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Archaeological Priority Area
Summary and Definition 8.2.1 The Archaeological Priority Area covers Haringey Golf Course and the surrounding area, which includes several areas of undeveloped land and areas of 20th century housing. The APA continues · reference 77502 · covers 11 of 11 premises. Groundworks may require archaeological assessment or investigation.
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Boundary: OS Postcode Unit areas (Ordnance Survey), 2026-08-14. Planning records: canonical stage2. EPC: EPC register. Premises: OS AddressBase / UPRN.