This proposal is for the replacement of the existing windows to double glazed PVCu casement windows with Astragal Bars. The replacement of front & back doors which are to be designed to the original doors from when the properties were built - Bespoke Heritage doors uPVC.
Dropped kerb to connect the site of 14 Dickson Road to the public road (Dickson Road), to be carried out by the council (Royal Borough of Greenwich). The front door is proposed to be changed to one consistent with the period and the original style i.e. with glass panels at the top. Like the current door, the new door will also be timber and/or timber veneer.
REAR GARDEN T1 Fell sycamore tree approximately 12M in height. Situated to close to the house on the left hand side. T2 Fell Elder tree approximately 7M in height. Situated at the back of the garden close to shed. T3 Fell Poplar tree approximately 7M in height. Situated on the right hand side of the garden. Tree in poor health. T4 Fell Holly tree approximately 7M in height. Situated next to he Poplar tree. T5 Reduce Pear tree by 3.5M down to 6.5M in height. Situated on the right hand side of the garden. FRONT GARDEN T6. Reduce Hawthorne tree by 3M to leave 3M. Situated on the left hand side of the garden as you look at garden. T7. Fell Cherry tree situated on the left hand side of front garden. Tree in poor health and has a large cavity in the trunk at the base. T8. Fell self sown Elm tree approximately 4M in height. Situated close to the Cherry tree. T9. reduce Sycamore tree down by 4M leaving 7M. Situated on the right hand side of the garden. As overgrown. Overgrown garden for years, all trees blocking light getting into the garden.
This proposal is for the replacement of the existing windows to double glazed PVCu casement windows with Astragal Bars. The replacement of front & back doors which are to be designed to the original doors from when the properties were built - Bespoke Heritage doors uPVC.
Dropped kerb to connect the site of 14 Dickson Road to the public road (Dickson Road), to be carried out by the council (Royal Borough of Greenwich). The front door is proposed to be changed to one consistent with the period and the original style i.e. with glass panels at the top. Like the current door, the new door will also be timber and/or timber veneer.
REAR GARDEN T1 Fell sycamore tree approximately 12M in height. Situated to close to the house on the left hand side. T2 Fell Elder tree approximately 7M in height. Situated at the back of the garden close to shed. T3 Fell Poplar tree approximately 7M in height. Situated on the right hand side of the garden. Tree in poor health. T4 Fell Holly tree approximately 7M in height. Situated next to he Poplar tree. T5 Reduce Pear tree by 3.5M down to 6.5M in height. Situated on the right hand side of the garden. FRONT GARDEN T6. Reduce Hawthorne tree by 3M to leave 3M. Situated on the left hand side of the garden as you look at garden. T7. Fell Cherry tree situated on the left hand side of front garden. Tree in poor health and has a large cavity in the trunk at the base. T8. Fell self sown Elm tree approximately 4M in height. Situated close to the Cherry tree. T9. reduce Sycamore tree down by 4M leaving 7M. Situated on the right hand side of the garden. As overgrown. Overgrown garden for years, all trees blocking light getting into the garden.
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Named designation not supplied · reference COA00000753 · covers 9 of 9 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Conservation Area
Named designation not supplied · reference COA00000753 · covers 9 of 9 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
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Planning precedent20 applications and 20 mapped decisions in this postcode — precedent for what has been permitted and refused here.
Energy3 EPC records; ratings D: 3.
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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.
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