Variation of planning approval PA25/2829 (LBC) to allow for changes following the discovery of decayed timbers, revised drawings are submitted to reflect the updated structural design and a new isometric drawing illustrating the new structural interventions, within the context of the retained historic fabric. Variation from the approved casement opening sash windows to more historically accurate traditional sash windows. A revised structural report, capturing the defects revealed during the construction process and the proposed remediation.
Details pursuant to conditions C2 - Air Source Heat Pump, C4 - Archaeology and C9 (a) - hard surfacing to the courtyard, (c) verandah posts, (d) - bird/bat boxes and (e) cycle storage of planning reference PA25/0937.
Details pursuant to conditions C3 - Helical bars; C4 - Doors and windows; C6 - Sun pipe; C8 - Materials - a) Clay roof tiles to the main roof and roof of the rear kitchen; b) Air bricks; d) Any replacement bricks required following taking down of top brick courses of front elevation. C9 - Opening; C10 - Brickwork; C14 - Lime of planning reference PA25/2829/LBC.
G1 Irish Yew (Taxus baccata fastigiata) 5 x specimens - trim to a Goblet shape and reduce height by around 0.5m, to tidy and contain - works to increase light to church. Final height 2.5m and final spread = 3m
Internal alterations, repair of roof structure and front elevation wall, replacement of outrigger roof tiles, repair dormers, fenestration alterations including replacement of front dormer and all rear windows and French doors, new rooflights, alterations to lead-work, replace brick pointing, installation of external gas meter and landscaping works.
T1 Cabbage Tree - Removal The tree is a 'cabbage tree' or Cordyline australis, a New Zealand native evergreen tree also known as the New Zealand Cabbage Palm or Torbay Palm. I wish to remove it because it is an eyesore. It is not a native species to the UK and is incongruous in the front garden of a grade II listed house and in the setting of the grade I listed St Mary Magdeleneâs Church. In addition, the tree appears unwell, with brown leaves rather than green. The base has been choaked with ivy, although this has recently been cut back. The cabbage tree was planted in the late-2000s by the previous owners of the property. Prior to this there is no evidence of any tree in the front garden. See photos on next page. I do not wish to replace the tree, as the front garden is very small and I would be very concerned about the impact of tree roots on the listed property. The courtyard garden to the rear is also very small and planting a replacement tree would therefore not be feasible.
Internal alterations, repair of roof structure and front elevation wall, replacement of outrigger roof tiles, repair dormers, fenestration alterations including replacement of front dormer and all rear windows and French doors, new rooflights, alterations to lead-work, replace brick pointing, installation of external gas meter and landscaping works.
Replacement of windows to double glazed timber frames to match existing, and replace patio doors with double glazed timber frame doors to match existing.
Variation of planning approval PA25/2829 (LBC) to allow for changes following the discovery of decayed timbers, revised drawings are submitted to reflect the updated structural design and a new isometric drawing illustrating the new structural interventions, within the context of the retained historic fabric. Variation from the approved casement opening sash windows to more historically accurate traditional sash windows. A revised structural report, capturing the defects revealed during the construction process and the proposed remediation.
Details pursuant to conditions C2 - Air Source Heat Pump, C4 - Archaeology and C9 (a) - hard surfacing to the courtyard, (c) verandah posts, (d) - bird/bat boxes and (e) cycle storage of planning reference PA25/0937.
Details pursuant to conditions C3 - Helical bars; C4 - Doors and windows; C6 - Sun pipe; C8 - Materials - a) Clay roof tiles to the main roof and roof of the rear kitchen; b) Air bricks; d) Any replacement bricks required following taking down of top brick courses of front elevation. C9 - Opening; C10 - Brickwork; C14 - Lime of planning reference PA25/2829/LBC.
G1 Irish Yew (Taxus baccata fastigiata) 5 x specimens - trim to a Goblet shape and reduce height by around 0.5m, to tidy and contain - works to increase light to church. Final height 2.5m and final spread = 3m
Internal alterations, repair of roof structure and front elevation wall, replacement of outrigger roof tiles, repair dormers, fenestration alterations including replacement of front dormer and all rear windows and French doors, new rooflights, alterations to lead-work, replace brick pointing, installation of external gas meter and landscaping works.
T1 Cabbage Tree - Removal The tree is a 'cabbage tree' or Cordyline australis, a New Zealand native evergreen tree also known as the New Zealand Cabbage Palm or Torbay Palm. I wish to remove it because it is an eyesore. It is not a native species to the UK and is incongruous in the front garden of a grade II listed house and in the setting of the grade I listed St Mary Magdeleneâs Church. In addition, the tree appears unwell, with brown leaves rather than green. The base has been choaked with ivy, although this has recently been cut back. The cabbage tree was planted in the late-2000s by the previous owners of the property. Prior to this there is no evidence of any tree in the front garden. See photos on next page. I do not wish to replace the tree, as the front garden is very small and I would be very concerned about the impact of tree roots on the listed property. The courtyard garden to the rear is also very small and planting a replacement tree would therefore not be feasible.
Internal alterations, repair of roof structure and front elevation wall, replacement of outrigger roof tiles, repair dormers, fenestration alterations including replacement of front dormer and all rear windows and French doors, new rooflights, alterations to lead-work, replace brick pointing, installation of external gas meter and landscaping works.
Replacement of windows to double glazed timber frames to match existing, and replace patio doors with double glazed timber frame doors to match existing.
Building-control records are not yet collected for Richmond Upon Thames — the register is being gathered borough by borough (held so far: Lambeth, Brent, Ealing, Westminster, City and others).
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Archaeological Priority Area
Summary and Definition The APA covers the historic area of Richmond Town and surrounds the Richmond Palace Tier 1 APA, and river area. It is classified as a Tier 2 APA because it is a historic settlement of medieval origin wi · reference 209739 · covers 6 of 6 premises. Groundworks may require archaeological assessment or investigation.
Conservation Area
Central Richmond · reference 7362 · covers 6 of 6 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Archaeological Priority Area
Summary and Definition The APA covers the historic area of Richmond Town and surrounds the Richmond Palace Tier 1 APA, and river area. It is classified as a Tier 2 APA because it is a historic settlement of medieval origin wi · reference 209739 · covers 6 of 6 premises. Groundworks may require archaeological assessment or investigation.
Conservation Area
Central Richmond · reference 7362 · covers 6 of 6 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
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Planning precedent24 applications and 33 mapped decisions in this postcode — precedent for what has been permitted and refused here.
Energy2 EPC records; ratings D: 2.
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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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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