1 x trident maple: crown lift by about 1m, through the removal 3 or 4 lowest structural, small diameter branches (approximately between 3-5cm) excluding any fused branches where removal would leave significant wounds/exposed heartwood. Reduce over-extended lower lateral branches back to previous, most recent reduction points, tapering into upper crown which will remain un-reduced.
Details of arboricultural Method Statement, Appendix A, detailed surface water drainage scheme, written scheme of investigation WSI and Flag Stone Method Statement pursuant to conditions 4, 5, 10, 11 and 14 of planning permission dated 12th September 2024 (RN 23/05827/FULL) (Linked to 24/08052/ADLBC)
Details of Flag Stone Method Statement pursuant to Condition 5 (in part) of listed building consent dated 12th September 2024 (RN 23/05828/LBC) (Linked to 24/07870/ADFULL)
2 x lime trees (front): crown reduce to previous, most recent reduction points, retaining selected shortened furnishing growth (of up to 0.5m long) and retaining at least 50% of fine branch structure for crown continuity. Crown lift up to 5m retaining screening as required.
Group 1 (3x tree of heaven. 1 x sycamore) - front garden - fell trees to ground level. The trees are growing in a small space with risk of there not being enough room for sufficient root growth and stability. A neighbouring tree has already failed and nearly hit the property and residents. Our client is therefore very keen to reduce the risk these trees could pose. Please refer also to structural engineer's report - attached to application - this points to structural damage caused by the trees.
T3: Walnut - (nearest house): Reduce back to previous and most recent reduction points (approximately 1.50-1.75m) all round. Thin crown density by 20%. Raise crown by up to 1.25m. T4: Walnut - (furthest from house): Reduce back to previous and most recent reduction points (approximately 1.20m) all round. Thin crown density by 20%. Raise crown by up to 1.25m. T5: Fig: Reduce crown height back to previous points (approximately 1.20m). Reduce back to as near to boundary as is practicable to control encroachment over the pavement. Reduce back over the lawn by approximately 1.00. Reduce lateral and sub lateral spread (along the shrub bed) by up to 1.50m. T7: Mature Bay: Reduce back to previous reduction points (approximately 1.00m). T8: Mulberry: Tip prune low branches over pavement to raise by up to 0.50m. Prune lateral growth on south side back from adjacent cherry to give approx. 0.5-0.75m clearance.
Front Garden: T1: Semi Mature Birch: Approximately 11.00m. Reduce lateral and sub lateral growth by up to approximately 1.25m. Thin crown density throughout by 20%. Remove dead wood. T2: Mature Fig: Approximately 4.50m. Reduce by approximately 1.00-1.50m all round, reducing pavement side to as near to the boundary as is practicable.
1 x trident maple: crown lift by about 1m, through the removal 3 or 4 lowest structural, small diameter branches (approximately between 3-5cm) excluding any fused branches where removal would leave significant wounds/exposed heartwood. Reduce over-extended lower lateral branches back to previous, most recent reduction points, tapering into upper crown which will remain un-reduced.
Details of arboricultural Method Statement, Appendix A, detailed surface water drainage scheme, written scheme of investigation WSI and Flag Stone Method Statement pursuant to conditions 4, 5, 10, 11 and 14 of planning permission dated 12th September 2024 (RN 23/05827/FULL) (Linked to 24/08052/ADLBC)
Details of Flag Stone Method Statement pursuant to Condition 5 (in part) of listed building consent dated 12th September 2024 (RN 23/05828/LBC) (Linked to 24/07870/ADFULL)
2 x lime trees (front): crown reduce to previous, most recent reduction points, retaining selected shortened furnishing growth (of up to 0.5m long) and retaining at least 50% of fine branch structure for crown continuity. Crown lift up to 5m retaining screening as required.
Group 1 (3x tree of heaven. 1 x sycamore) - front garden - fell trees to ground level. The trees are growing in a small space with risk of there not being enough room for sufficient root growth and stability. A neighbouring tree has already failed and nearly hit the property and residents. Our client is therefore very keen to reduce the risk these trees could pose. Please refer also to structural engineer's report - attached to application - this points to structural damage caused by the trees.
T3: Walnut - (nearest house): Reduce back to previous and most recent reduction points (approximately 1.50-1.75m) all round. Thin crown density by 20%. Raise crown by up to 1.25m. T4: Walnut - (furthest from house): Reduce back to previous and most recent reduction points (approximately 1.20m) all round. Thin crown density by 20%. Raise crown by up to 1.25m. T5: Fig: Reduce crown height back to previous points (approximately 1.20m). Reduce back to as near to boundary as is practicable to control encroachment over the pavement. Reduce back over the lawn by approximately 1.00. Reduce lateral and sub lateral spread (along the shrub bed) by up to 1.50m. T7: Mature Bay: Reduce back to previous reduction points (approximately 1.00m). T8: Mulberry: Tip prune low branches over pavement to raise by up to 0.50m. Prune lateral growth on south side back from adjacent cherry to give approx. 0.5-0.75m clearance.
Front Garden: T1: Semi Mature Birch: Approximately 11.00m. Reduce lateral and sub lateral growth by up to approximately 1.25m. Thin crown density throughout by 20%. Remove dead wood. T2: Mature Fig: Approximately 4.50m. Reduce by approximately 1.00-1.50m all round, reducing pavement side to as near to the boundary as is practicable.
Building-control records are not yet collected for Westminster — the register is being gathered borough by borough (held so far: Lambeth, Brent, Ealing, Westminster, City and others).
Place
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Every mapped designation touching a premises in this postcode, with how many of its 14 premises each one covers.
Designation
Coverage
Archaeological Priority Area
City of Westminster APA 2.10: Watling Street Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area follows the route of Edgware Road, which is based on the Roman road Watling Street, between Marble Arch and the borough boundary with Camden and Brent · reference 76647 · covers 14 of 14 premises. Groundworks may require archaeological assessment or investigation.
Article 4 Direction Area
Article 4 Basement Development Permitted Rights Removed · reference 23/00006/REG_4 · covers 14 of 14 premises. Some normally permitted changes may require planning permission.
Conservation Area
St John's Wood · reference 08/01601/CONARA · covers 14 of 14 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Archaeological Priority Area
City of Westminster APA 2.10: Watling Street Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area follows the route of Edgware Road, which is based on the Roman road Watling Street, between Marble Arch and the borough boundary with Camden and Brent · reference 76647 · covers 14 of 14 premises. Groundworks may require archaeological assessment or investigation.
Article 4 Direction Area
Article 4 Basement Development Permitted Rights Removed · reference 23/00006/REG_4 · covers 14 of 14 premises. Some normally permitted changes may require planning permission.
Conservation Area
St John's Wood · reference 08/01601/CONARA · covers 14 of 14 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
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Intent signals
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Ownership, finance and market signals recorded at addresses in this postcode — each with date and source. Signals are evidence of change, not a prediction.
Signal
Evidence
Price decline · 1 May 2018
last sale £198,000 · 51% drop · 98 FLAT 6 MAIDA VALE · source hmlr_ppd
EPC F/G · 19 Apr 2009
· · source epc_register
Long hold · 2 Dec 1996
last sale £60,000 · 29 yrs held · 110 MAIDA VALE · source hmlr_ppd
Price decline · 1 May 2018
last sale £198,000 · 51% drop · 98 FLAT 6 MAIDA VALE · source hmlr_ppd
EPC F/G · 19 Apr 2009
· · source epc_register
Long hold · 2 Dec 1996
last sale £60,000 · 29 yrs held · 110 MAIDA VALE · source hmlr_ppd
Boundary: OS Postcode Unit areas (Ordnance Survey), 2026-08-14. Planning records: canonical stage2. EPC: EPC register. Premises: OS AddressBase / UPRN.
W9 1PS, Westminster: planning and property history | Planning Atlas