T1 Beech - Reduce overlong laterals to east & south-east by approx 2.5m to alleviate weight T3 Purple Leaf Plum - Fell to ground level as site being re-developed T4 Wingnut - Remove small secondary stem to east T5 Purple Leaf Plum - Fell to ground level as tree of poor quality and will be replaced T6 Robinia - Fell to ground level as leaning heavily with significant basal decay T7 Hawthorn - Fell to ground level as site being re-developed T8 Robinia - Reduce overlong lateral to south to reduce weight on limb T9 Robinia - Fell to ground level as poor specimen T11 Ash - Fell to ground level as extensive decay at base with visible fungal brackets below crown break T15 Norway Maple - Prune girdling roots T16 London Plane - Reduce overlong laterals back to main crown line to reduce weight and improve aesthetics of tree T18 Sycamore - Reduce back from building to give 1.5m clearance
Demolition of the existing building, change of use from Use Class B1 (business) to C3 (residential) and redevelopment to provide a three-storey building comprising 13 no. residential apartments with associated amenity space and car parking.
T1 - Norway Maple - Raise crown by removal of lowest 7 branches T2 - Ash - Reduce crown by 25% (approx 3m) T4 - Fell to ground level and grind down stump as tree in decline T5 - Robinia - Remove deadwood T6 - Robinia - Fell to ground level and grind down stump as tree in decline T7 - Robinia - Raise crown to give 6m clearance and cut back from building to give 2.5m clearance T9 - Robinia - Reduce crown by 25% (approx 2-3m) and remove deadwood as tree showing signs of distress T10 - Pagoda Tree - Raise crown to give 3m clearance through removal of suckers and low branches T11 - Purple Leaf Plum - Reduce crown by 20% (approx 1-2m all round) and ensure raised over pavement by 3m
T1 - Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) - Lift to 9 metres. T2 - Acacia - Lift to 6 metres. Remove dead and diseased wood. T3 - Beech (Fagus spp.) - Thin crown by 20% Lift to 5 metres. cut back from property to give a 2 metre clearance and sever Ivy. T4 - Beech (Fagus spp.) - Lift to 8 metres. Thin crown by 15-20% T5 - Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) - Lift to 6 metres and reduce back limb growing over road.
Dickson House 3 Grove Road Richmond Richmond Upon Thames TW10 6SP · premises record
T1 Beech - Reduce overlong laterals to east & south-east by approx 2.5m to alleviate weight T3 Purple Leaf Plum - Fell to ground level as site being re-developed T4 Wingnut - Remove small secondary stem to east T5 Purple Leaf Plum - Fell to ground level as tree of poor quality and will be replaced T6 Robinia - Fell to ground level as leaning heavily with significant basal decay T7 Hawthorn - Fell to ground level as site being re-developed T8 Robinia - Reduce overlong lateral to south to reduce weight on limb T9 Robinia - Fell to ground level as poor specimen T11 Ash - Fell to ground level as extensive decay at base with visible fungal brackets below crown break T15 Norway Maple - Prune girdling roots T16 London Plane - Reduce overlong laterals back to main crown line to reduce weight and improve aesthetics of tree T18 Sycamore - Reduce back from building to give 1.5m clearance
Demolition of the existing building, change of use from Use Class B1 (business) to C3 (residential) and redevelopment to provide a three-storey building comprising 13 no. residential apartments with associated amenity space and car parking.
T1 - Norway Maple - Raise crown by removal of lowest 7 branches T2 - Ash - Reduce crown by 25% (approx 3m) T4 - Fell to ground level and grind down stump as tree in decline T5 - Robinia - Remove deadwood T6 - Robinia - Fell to ground level and grind down stump as tree in decline T7 - Robinia - Raise crown to give 6m clearance and cut back from building to give 2.5m clearance T9 - Robinia - Reduce crown by 25% (approx 2-3m) and remove deadwood as tree showing signs of distress T10 - Pagoda Tree - Raise crown to give 3m clearance through removal of suckers and low branches T11 - Purple Leaf Plum - Reduce crown by 20% (approx 1-2m all round) and ensure raised over pavement by 3m
T1 - Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) - Lift to 9 metres. T2 - Acacia - Lift to 6 metres. Remove dead and diseased wood. T3 - Beech (Fagus spp.) - Thin crown by 20% Lift to 5 metres. cut back from property to give a 2 metre clearance and sever Ivy. T4 - Beech (Fagus spp.) - Lift to 8 metres. Thin crown by 15-20% T5 - Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) - Lift to 6 metres and reduce back limb growing over road.
Dickson House 3 Grove Road Richmond Richmond Upon Thames TW10 6SP · premises record
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Place
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Conservation Area
Richmond Hill · reference 7350 · covers 10 of 23 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Conservation Area
Richmond Hill · reference 7350 · covers 10 of 23 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
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Planning precedent11 applications and 16 mapped decisions in this postcode — precedent for what has been permitted and refused here.
Energy1 EPC records; ratings B: 1.
What is not assertedNo capacity, value or ownership claim is made at area level; those belong to individual premises records and their evidence.
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No intent signal is currently recorded in this postcode.
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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