Kingston Council validates tree and extension applications

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A major residential project in Kingston has moved forward with a new application submitted to the council.

The proposal relates to the approved redevelopment of Warren Lodge House on Warren Road and seeks approval of details linked to the scheme.

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Below is a listed overview of the latest applications validated by Kingston Council:

Warren Lodge House, Warren Road, Kingston, KT2 7HY. Details relating to facing materials and a landscape and planting plan required under conditions of planning permission 25/01871/OUT. Ref. No: 26/01449/CLC

25 Uxbridge Road, Kingston, KT1 2LH. Crown reduction of a lime tree by 2-3 metres, back to its previous pruning points. Ref. No: 26/01998/TCA

Vicarage, 15 Springfield Road, Kingston, KT1 2SA. Reductions to a tulip tree and Norway maple, including cutting their heights and spreads back to previous points. Ref. No: 26/01997/TPO

26 Concord House, Coombe Road, New Malden, KT3 4RJ. Notice for the removal of one dead maple tree. Ref. No: 26/01996/DTN

Bourne House Nursing Home, 45 Langley Avenue, Surbiton, KT6 6QR. Removal of two dead Lawson cypress trees. Ref. No: 26/01999/DTN

23 Largewood Avenue, Tolworth, KT6 7NU. Construction of a single-storey rear extension measuring up to six metres deep, with a maximum height of 3.3 metres and eaves height of three metres. Ref. No: 26/01985/PAEXT

Penton, 30 Woodlands Road, Surbiton, KT6 6PS. Notice for the removal of one twin-stem ash tree. Ref. No: 26/01991/DTN

20 Queens Road, Kingston, KT2 7SN. Crown reduction of a copper beech tree by one metre. Ref. No: 26/01979/TPO

57 Langley Avenue, Surbiton, KT6 6QR. Removal of a dead sliver birch tree. Ref. No: 26/01981/DTN

3 Studland Road, Kingston, KT2 5HJ. Three-metre crown reduction of a cherry tree. Ref. No: 26/01980/TCA

32 Rosebery Avenue, New Malden, KT3 4JS. Construction of a single-storey rear extension. Ref. No: 26/01992/HOUF

11 Croylands Drive, Surbiton, KT6 6LF. Trimming of a holly tree’s western canopy by 1.5 metres to rebalance the crown and create a three-metre spread. Ref. No: 26/01967/TPO

20 Henley Drive, Kingston, KT2 7EB. Crown reductions of approximately three metres to two ash trees, and pollarding of a goat willow to its previous points. Ref. No: 26/01969/TCA

106 Shortlands Road, Kingston, KT2 6HE. Construction of a hip-to-gable and rear dormer roof extension to create a loft conversion. Ref. No: 26/01932/CPUF

Cambridge Road Estate Redevelopment Site, Cambridge Road, Kingston. Details relating to contamination not previously identified on Plot E, required under a planning condition. Ref. No: 26/01252/CLC

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