(Public Pack)Agenda Document for Conservation Advisory Group, 04

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THE CONSERVATION ADVISORY GROUP

Tuesday, 4th November, 2014 at 7.00 pm in the Room 1, Civic Centre, Silver Street, Enfield, EN1 3XA

Membership:

Councillors : Dina Barry, Jason Charalambous, Daniel Pearce, Vicki Pite and Ozzie Uzoanya

1. CAG AGENDA PACK – 4 Novermber 2014 (Pages 3 - 76)

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CONSERVATION ADVISORY GROUP

Meeting: Tuesday 4th November 2014 at 7 PM Venue: Conference Room Civic Centre, Silver Street, Enfield, EN1 3XA

Contact: Andy Higham, Head of Development Management Direct dial: 020 8379 3848 Email: [email protected] Website: www.enfield.gov.uk

MEMBERS

Councillors: Barry, Pite, J Charalambous, Pearce, Uzoanya

Co-opted: Mr D. Stacey - Bush Hill Park Conservation Area Study Group Mr T Dey - Federation of Enfield Residents and Allied Associations Mr P. Fisk - Forty Hill and Bulls Cross Study Group

Ms L. Rawlings - Edmonton Study Group Dr C. Jephcott - The Enfield Society Mrs C. Carter - Enfield Town Conservation Area Study Group Mrs A Bishop-Laggett - Federation of Enfield Residents and Allied Associations Mrs I Stone - Southgate District Civic Trust Mr A. Hillman - Trent Park Conservation Committee Mr A Newman - Clay Hill Study Group Chris Horner - Southgate Green Study Group Mr P Hutchinson - Grange Park Conservation Area Study Group Mr T Hanrahan - Meadway Conservation Area Study Group Mr C Younger - Lakes Estate Conservation Study Group

Director - Environment

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AGENDA – PART 1

1. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE (if any)

2. DECLARATION OF INTERESTS

Members of Conservation Advisory Group are invited to identify any disclosable pecuniary, other pecuniary or non-pecuniary interests relevant to items on the agenda.

3. MINUTES

To confirm the Minutes of the meeting that took place on Tuesday 30th September 2014.

ATTACHMENT A

4. TOWN PARK WATERCOURSE AND NEW RIVER MAINTENANCE

5. SUSTRANS DIY STREETS PROJECT, CHURCH STREET, EDMONTON

6. REVIEW OF BRICK SAMPLE PANELS AND WINDOW SYSTEM FOR HERON HALL, FORMER MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY SITE.

7. LOCAL PLAN AND HERITAGE AND DESIGN PROJECTS UPDATE

8. PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND LISTED BUILDING APPLICATIONS FOR DISCUSSION

ATTACHMENT B

9. CHAIRMAN’S FEEDBACK FROM PLANNING COMMITTEE

To receive for information feedback from the CAG Chairman from Planning Committee of 21st October 2014.

10. CONSERVATION OFFICER’S FEEDBACK ABOUT LAST MONTH’S CASES

11. CONSERVATION AREAS, LISTED BUILDING APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS–DETERMINED

ATTACHMENT C

12. OPEN SESSION

To enable members of the Conservation Advisory Group to bring up urgent matters not covered elsewhere on the agenda

13. CALENDER OF MEETINGS

ATTACHMENT D

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Minutes of the Conservation Advisory Group Meeting 30th September 2014

MEMBERS Councillors: D. Barry, P. Vicki J. Charalambous, D. Pearce & O.Uzoanya

Co-opted: Mr D. Stacey - Bush Hill Park Conservation Area Study Group Mr T. Dey - Federation of Enfield Residents and Allied Associations Mr P. Fisk - Forty Hill and Bulls Cross Study Group Ms L. Rawlings - Edmonton Study Group Dr C. Jephcott - The Enfield Society Mrs C. Carter - Enfield Town Conservation Area Study Group Mrs A. Bishop-Laggatt - Federation of Enfield Residents and Allied Associations Mrs I. Stone - Southgate District Civic Trust Mr A. Hillman - Trent Park Conservation Committee Mr A. Newman - Clay Hill Study Group Dr D. Gandhi - Southgate Green Study Group Mr P.Hutchinson - Grange Park Conservation Area Study Group Mr N Paddon-Smith - Meadway Conservation Area Study Group Mr C. Younger - Lakes Estate Conservation Study Group

Officers: Andy Higham, Bridget Pereira & Christine White.

Italics denote absence

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1. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE

Dr Chris Jephcott & Tom Hanrahan

NEW CONSERVATION OFFICER Andy Higham introduced Enfield Council’s new conservation officer; Bridget Pereira, who as joined his team as from 15th September.

2. DECLARATION OF INTEREST

Dr Denis Ghandi in respect to 14 The Green (left the room during the discussion). Dennis Stacey and Andrew Newman advised they had attended an earlier meeting at Tottenham Hotspur’s Academy. At the meeting they received the same presentation being given to CAG this evening. Tony Dey declared an interest with regard to Tottenham Hotspur and left the room during the presentation and subsequent discussion.

3. MINUTES

The minutes of 2nd September 2014 meeting were agreed as a true record with the following amendments; - 74 Vicars Moor Lane London N21 2QH (P14-02146PLA) - First para. “SDCT” and not as shown. - 1 Ellington Court High Street N14 6LB (P14-02447/CND - CAG had no objection to the proposed materials in so far as they relate to conditions 2,3,6,11,13 &14.

4. PRESENTATION BY THFC REGARDING PROPOSALS FOR MYDDLETON FARM

Client representative and advisors of THFC (Adam Davison with advisors Richard Serra, Ian Laurence and Kate Green) gave a screen based presentation relating to a circa 40+ bedroom lodge, and ancillary areas, located at Myddleton Farm. The proposal appeared to be at an advanced stage of detail and, inter alia, ready for the process of seeking planning approval. The applicant stressed that the farmhouse, when viewed from the public domain(Bulls Cross), will appear unaltered. The dilapidated barn will be rebuilt, in the same style, as a reception area. Minor farm buildings, which are of no merit, will be removed. Access to and from the new facility will be from within THFC training academy. The substantial cedar tree will be retained. The lodge itself will be a two storey structure; the ground floor being constructed as a basement. The rear of the lodge will therefore be seen as a single storey. The view from the adjoining properties (abounding the farmhouse), towards the pitches, will be disguised by a bund and heavy landscaping. All the windows in the lodge will face into the pitches.

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There will be a link into the farmhouse necessitating some alterations at the rear of the building. In response CAG noted that the proposed location takes major commercial activity to the periphery of the site. Further, the design appears to be final in its style and shape. It was regretted that THFC had not approached the group earlier with outline location/design options. It may be that the harm to the conservation area and green belt would be lessened had the facility been located adjoining the academy building.

4A. PRESENTATION BY ENFIELD COUNCIL REGARDING PROPOSALS FOR ORCHARD SIDE NURSERIES BULLSMORE LANE ENFIELD EN1 4RL

Gary Barnes, accompanied by architect John Harvey of BHP, gave an outline presentation regarding the proposal for the site. The site has been purchased and the intention is to create a facility for the secondary tuition service. Currently such facilities are scattered across the Borough and Enfield Council wish to consolidate on one site. Gary Barnes stressed that the scheme is in outline form at the present time. He stated it is being designed to fit in with the local environment. The proposal does require the removal of three category C trees. A traffic assessment has been carried out which indicates fewer vehicle movements than currently experienced with the nursery. Car parking facilities for circa 40 cars will be included in the scheme. Basically the proposal, presented on a number of boards, entails singe storey, pitched roof classrooms etc with a two storey exercise block facing Bullsmore Lane. Although the classrooms etc were presented in colour there was no specific advice regarding likely materials. The exercise block was in line diagram only. CAG welcomed the early advice but were dismayed at the proposal to locate the two storey block on Bullsmore Lane. It would be totally out of character with the surrounding area. CAG urged that it be moved back into the site whatever the difficulties. Given the semi-rural nature of the area, and the nearby Capel Manor, CAG considered the proposed design as simply school formulaic. The group urged that more consideration be given to the setting when developing the design for the classrooms etc. Finally the group asked for a heritage statement which should address how the proposal will improve the area.

5. LOCAL PLAN AND HERITAGE AND DESIGN PROJECTS UPDATE

Christine White tabled her detailed briefing note which is attached to these minutes. In addition the following issues were also discussed;

Town Park

Christine White has arranged for a senior office to attend CAG’s November meeting to discuss the Town Park. In addition the condition of the New River Loop will also be addressed along with the current maintenance plan.

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Forty Hall

At the last meeting Andrew Newman raised the issue of extensive external works being undertaken by Enfield without going through the usual consultation/planning procedure. Christine White has obtained a response from the project officer; which is attached to these minutes.

6. PLANNING APPLICATIONS AND LISTED BUILDING APPLICATIONS FOR DISCUSSION

Former Council Car Park Cecil Road Enfield EN2 6TJ (14/02556/CND & 14/03275/CND)

Fairview New Homes attended the meeting and were represented by Paul Lemar and Ian Howells. A presentation was made, by FNH, of the revised pointing sample. A new sample panel was shown (using the agreed brick).The group noted that the lighter colour and (almost) flush pointing met with their earlier wishes. FNH confirmed that the mortar would be batched, offsite, by the supplier, thus securing consistency of mix.

Pointing sample - approved

14 The Green New Southgate N14 7EH (14/03370/HOU) The group noted that this property is specifically noted in the character appraisal as “an impressive house in an older Edwardian domestic style, damaged slightly by poor replacement windows”. Concern was expressed over the poor detailing of this proposal. Simple line drawings are insufficient. The group noted the comments made by the SGA; which are summarised as; - Lack of supporting documentation namely design and access statement, roof plans, street scene plan, internal floor layout and sections. - The existing roof is well balanced with symmetrical bonnet hip ends. This symmetry would be noticeably altered and be visible from the public domain. - The size and design of the roof extension is out of keeping with the original design. It is no more than a large box dormer at the rear with ill proportioned windows. - The site falls away at the rear of the property thus rendering the roof alterations very visible. CAG concurred with views expressed by SGA.

Objection

25 Lancaster Avenue Barnet EN4 0EP (14/02634/HOU)

The group had, at their previous meeting, considered and supported a side and rear extension. This application, to convert the house to four flats, has no architectural impact. However, the group noted the loss of garage parking. The internal layout, to

Page 9 facilitate four separate living spaces, will necessitate close inspection by the case officer. Finally the group stated that their preference is for the property to remain as a single dwelling. However it was noted that other properties in Lancaster Road are in multi occupancy.

Approved

74 Vicars Moor Lane London N21 2QH (P14-02146PLA)

Dennis Stacey stated, again, that this property, along with its neighbours, represents one of the most beautiful Grade 2 listed terraces in the borough. The rear of the terrace can be seen from what appears to be an unadopted access road to various garages. Great care must be taken to preserve the integrity and harmony of the rear elevation. Revised drawings, referred to at the last meeting, had been located and were now presented to the group for consideration. There are two issues that were considered namely, the kitchen extension and the rear roof lights. Regarding the extension the group noted that brickwork had been introduced to the elevations. However the proposal is still seen oversized and out of context with the overall rear elevation(s). The group noted that the opening up of the kitchen would still result in the loss of the historic fabric of the house. Regarding the roof lights their location has been regularised. The problem that still exists that each roof light is of a different size and that is unacceptable. Given the status of this property and the relationship with the terrace the group resolved to object.

Objection

88 Broad Walk London N21 3BJ (14/03074/HOU)

This application has returned to CAG following the comments made at the last meeting. In essence the applicant has added a pitched roof with a raking hip end. No other details appear to have been provided. For ease of reference this is what the group said at the last meeting; The group noted that the existing garage bears a closer relationship with the adjacent neighbour Woodside House than the applicant’s property. The garage has the appearance of a large rectangular box fronting directly on the back edge of pavement. The group welcomes its demolition. To the rear of the garage is a two storey building with a pleasing slate roof. This structure has an even closer relationship to Woodside House. The proposal seeks to replace one rectangular box with another and this is deemed unacceptable. CAG see a chance to improve this highly visible location with a building that improves the area. CAG recommended that design reference should be made to the slate clade building to the rear and introduce a pitched slate roof to the proposed granny flat. The roof should finish with a hip end at the boundary. The group welcomes the addition of the pitched roof. However there is a complete dearth of information regarding; - proposed materials (noting the group’s earlier comments regarding the close, visual, relationship with Woodside House). Page 10

- details of how the proposed dwelling meets the transverse building at the rear. - the dimensional relationship with the pavement (i.e. where does the front elevation finish). - details of the front (public) elevation. - fence details and the relationship with the front elevation etc. Whilst welcoming the pitched roof there are many questions to be answered. Until these are satisfactorily answered the group resolved to object. Finally, the group asked to see this application, again, when more detail is forthcoming.

Objection

7. CHAIRMAN’S FEEDBACK FROM PLANNING COMMITTEE

There were no items, on the agenda (23/9/14) of the planning committee, that had been before CAG.

8. CONSERVATION OFFICER’S FEEDBACK ABOUT LAST MONTH’S CASES

The Fallow Buck 226 Clay Hill Enfield EN2 9JD ((P14-02314 FUL) - Refused (CAG objection). 38 Wades Hill London N21 1BG (14/02488/HOU) - Refused (CAG objection). 325A Fore Street London N9 0PD (14/02663/FUL) - Under consideration. 18 Conical Corner Enfield EN2 6SL (14/02606/HOU - Under consideration. 25 Lancaster Avenue Barnet EN4 0EP (14/02639/HOU) - Granted (CAG approved). 88 Broad Walk London N21 3BJ (14/03074/HOU) - See section 6 above. 88 Broad Walk London N21 3BJ (14/02564/HOU) - Granted (CAG objection) 74 Vicars Moor Lane London N21 2QH (P14-02146PLA) - See section 6 above)

9. CONSERVATION AREAS, LISTED BUILDING APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS - DETERMINED

Noted

10. OPEN SESSION

- Andrew Newman raised the matter of Gough Park railings; currently shored for stability. Christine White stated that listed building consent for the repairs may be required. - Christine White confirmed that Enfield has no further news in respect Trent Park (ex- Middlesex University) - Andy Higham confirmed that, in respect to the staff facility at Cockfosters underground station, TFL had over-arching powers. Consultation with Enfield is/was tantamount to no more than a courtesy. - Regarding 1 Ellington Court; Denis Gandhi contends that significant design alterations are taking place during the submissions to meet original conditions. It was agreed that she would discuss further with the case officer. If there are issues of substance Andy Higham agreed to bring it back to CAG. Page 11

- Linsey Rawlings stated she had attended a meeting regarding the proposed development of Chase Farm Hospital and was concerned about the demolition proposals. Christine White confirmed that the buildings concerned had been inspected by English Heritage, some years ago, and found them to be lacking in merit and of insufficient quality to list. - Tony Dey raised, again, the banners and signage issue relating to Enfield Grammar School. Andy Higham stated he had written to Enforcement. Dennis Stacey agreed to take the matter forward by arranging a meeting with Robert Oles.

11. CALENDER OF MEETINGS

The group was asked to note the calendar of meetings. The next meeting is on 4th November.

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HERITAGE CAG BRIEFING 30th SEPTEMBER 2014 The Crescent

 Works are progressing on the decoration of the façade and making good the forecourt at 108 Hertford Road, the final property to be completed under the regeneration scheme.

 Newlon Housing Trust have commenced work on the twelve properties in their ownership. Scaffolding has recently been erected at the front and rear of the Newlon properties. The construction of the boundary wall / railings between the front of 84 Hertford Road and the Monmouth Road Open Space is currently underway.

Monmouth Road Open Space

 Outline designs have been prepared for the reinstatement and enhancement of the Monmouth Road Open space (formerly the contractors compound for The Crescent). This will be subject of consultation with CAG soon.

Review of Conservation Area Appraisals / Management Proposals

 The first drafts the Appraisal and Management Proposal documents for Phase II of the CAA/CAMP Review (i.e. Grange Park, Meadway Estate, Southgate Circus, The Crescent, Abbotshall Avenue and the Lakes Estate) have been reviewed by officers and are currently being prepared by the consultants ready for consultation with the conservation area study groups shortly.

Broomfield House

 Since the update given at the last meeting of CAG the following actions have been taken.  Officers have been authorised to commission the Conservation Management Plan and Options Appraisal as necessary work to move towards a successful HLF funding bid. Work to engage a suitable consultant through a competitive tendering process is now underway.

 The condition survey work on the stable block at Broomfield, which was due to be part of the Conservation Management Plan work, has been brought forward and commissioned from specialist structural engineers Conisbee.  A Broomfield House Partnership Board has been established under the chairmanship of Cllr Bambos Charalambous, and draft terms of reference and membership for the Board have been prepared. The first meeting of the Partnership Board is expected to take place in October 2014.

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Heritage at Risk Action Plan

 Enfield Electricity Works, Ladysmith Road. EDF Energy have commenced the survey and support works on the listed building.

Update Items for future CAG meetings:

Progress on the following projects will be reported to a future CAG meeting, once further programmed milestones have been reached,

 Local Heritage Review  Former MU Campus Trent Park  Grovelands Park / Priory Hospital  Heritage and Design Website refresh

For further information on any of the projects on this briefing note please contact: Christine White, Principal Heritage Officer, [email protected] Tel: 020-8379-3852

CEW 26.9.14

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FORTY HALL

FOR THE ATTENTION OF: Conservation Advisory Group

Officer Contact Details: Name & Division: Eleanor Brown – Public Realm Telephone: 0208 379 6102 E-mail: [email protected]

Works are progressing well and project remains on track for 31st October completion date.

Works completed to date:

 Terraces - Hall, Banqueting Suite & Café terraces have all been repaved  Wheelchair ramps – installed into Banqueting Suite, Café & main car park  Pleasure Grounds - complete, including construction of new pathways  New Play Area - complete and open to the public  Banqueting Suite Courtyard - new planting beds installed, tarmac repairs complete & surface dressing applied  Café Courtyard – repaving complete, ramps installed and surface dressing applied  Approach Drives – tarmac repairs complete, edgings installed and surface dressings applied  Uplighters - Hall and Banqueting Suite/Walled Kitchen Garden wall installed & operational  Lighting bollards (Hall to car park) - installed & operational  Main Car Park – complete: new disabled parking bays installed, planting island removed, new stairs installed, line markings complete  Lake – complete: restoration of edgings, de-silting, relocation of island, borehole pump activation and excess fish moved to Pond Groves

Ongoing Works

 Tree clearance – nearly complete, outstanding clearance works began in September due to bird nesting season restrictions  Mound – archaeological excavations complete, pathways complete, bench installation complete and planting bed preparations are ongoing  Turkey Brook Weir & Footbridge – revetment & weir reconstruction nearing completion, footbridge installation - mid-October  Walled Garden – repairs to wall have begun and due to complete mid-October  Street Furniture – installation is 3/4s complete and due to finish mid-October  Planting & Grass seeding/turfing – planting bed preparations are halfway complete and due to finish end of October. Due to seasonal requirements for planting, this will take place end of October/early November (contractor to return to site to complete this)  Main Entrance Widening – planning conditions have been submitted and are awaiting discharge. Once authorised, works will take place and surface

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Public Consultation Statement & Turkey Brook Footbridge

The restoration proposals for the western weir and the associated new footbridge formed part of the extensive consultation carried out in between 2008 - 2010 prior to the final bid application to HLF in August 2011. Details & results can be found in the Project’s Activity Plan (August 2011). This public consultation consisted of an Open Day in August 2008 followed by a series of meetings between 2008 to 2009 with local interest groups. In 2010, prior to the HLF submission, further public consultation took place: Hall-based and touring exhibitions in the Borough, key stakeholder meetings, public & interest group presentations & workshops, walk-around & guided tours, local school exhibitions & workshop.

The bridge designs were developed in consultation with Ian Russell (Senior Engineer – LBE). The aim of the project was to restore the historic weir and to install a new hardwood timber footbridge over the weir sympathetic in appearance to the historic character of the 18th century designed landscape and connecting the park with new footpath from the north implemented with funding from Tottenham Hotspur FC. This detailed design was included in the August 2011 bid application to HLF and approved by the Cabinet Member prior to submission.

In 2011, Parks consulted the Conservation & Development Management team regarding this and other elements of the project prior to HLF submission. The Council advised that this work fell within the definition of local authority permitted development.

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PLANNING APPLICATION

14/03667/RE4: Bowles Green, Town Park, 1 Cecil Road, Enfield, EN2 6LE

Proposal: Change of use of existing bowls club to A3 to allow extension of existing cafe including ancillary use of bowling green, demolition of conservatory and construction of access ramp and entrance to north east elevation of existing cafe.

Case Officer: Kate Perry

The site comprises an early 20th century, former park pavilion now the Town Park Café and associated bowling green, located in Enfield Town Park. The building is sited in the northern part of the Park, to the rear of Cecil Road.

The building is a simple single storey structure with pitched tiled roof and ‘pavilion’ style veranda facing southwards. Adjacent facilities include an extensive children’s play area, the former paddling pool and water areas (currently under restoration) and public toilets.

Site location

Proposal

The proposed works include the demolition of the existing conservatory (a later addition) and the remodelling of the rear entrance to include an access ramp which will conform with current inclusive access legislation. A brick wall is proposed to enclose the access ramp at a height of 1.5 metres, with brickwork selected to tie in with the existing character of the building.

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The interior walls of the building will be knocked through to create a larger café and seating area, with re-configured toilets. Part of the building previously contained facilities for the Enfield Town bowling club, but with closure of the club the space (approximately 100 square metres) has been vacant for a year. To resolve this situation it is now intended to refurbish this vacant part of the building, together with the existing cafeteria area, to provide a new larger and upgraded café / restaurant facility to make better use of the whole building. The new café area will total approximately 120 square metres. In addition it is proposed to include the former bowling green as a potential open area associated with the café / restaurant use.

Proposed floor plan Page 18

Proposed south east and south west elevation

Proposed north west and north east elevation

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Front (South) Elevation of Town Park Café

Existing Rear Elevation showing conservatory and existing ramp

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Entrance to existing café on side (east) elevation

Detail of side (east) elevation

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PLANNING APPLICATION

14/02536/FUL: 39 Church Street, Enfield, EN2 6AJ

Proposal: Conversion of 2 self contained flats at first and second floor into 4 self-contained flats (comprising 3 x 1-bed and 1 x 2-bed) involving a part first floor rear extension, a second floor rear extension and rear dormer.

Case Officer: Mr Robert Singleton

The site comprises a late 19th century, 3 storey terraced building that forms part of a parade of shops. It is sited within the boundaries of Enfield Town Conservation Area.

Site location

Proposal

The proposed works include the extension and alteration of two existing flats to the first and second floor to create 4 small flat units (3x1 bed and 1x2 bed units). A rear extension is proposed at second floor level with a full depth projection above the first floor. A small single storey first floor rear extension and a flat roofed dormer window are also proposed to the rear elevation.

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Proposed floor plans

Existing floor plans

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Proposed plan and elevations

Existing block plan and elevations

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PLANNING APPLICATION

14/02948/FUL: 273 Fore Street, London, N9 0PD

Proposal: Third floor extension to provide 5 self-contained flats (3 x 2 bed, 1 x 1-bed and 1 x studio).

Case Officer: Ms Maria Demetri

The site comprises a 20th-century former retail store sited in the Fore Street North Conservation Area.

Site location

Proposal

The proposed works include the erection of an additional floor to the existing 3 storey building, to provide additional 4 x 2-bed flats, 1x 1 bedroom flat and 1 studio unit. A communal staircase is proposed to provide direct access from the ground floor. The ground and first floor are being used as offices and the third floor is being refurbished. There is no proposal to alter the existing facade to the lower floors within this application. The site also contains Front and Rear Car Park, which are not altered by this application. Page 25

Existing front and rear elevations

Proposed floor plans Page 26

Existing elevations

Proposed elevations

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PLANNING APPLICATION

14/03462/LBC: Whitewebbs Farm, Whitewebbs Road, EN2 9HS

Proposal: Installation of a steel framed structure inside barn building to support the new 1st floor together with internal and external alterations to the building in connection with approval under TP/02/2128 for change of use of existing agricultural buildings and land to residentiall , demolition of modern agricultural buildings, conversion of existing barn and oast building to residential use with alterations to the external appearance and erection of small farmstead style buildings for use as vehicle garage.

Case Officer: Ms Bridget Pereira

The site comprises a Grade II listed late 17th century timber-framed barn sited within the curtilage of Whitewebbs Farm. Queen-post trusses can be seen to the roof and 2 aisles exist on south side. Weather boarding and asbestos cement sheeting can also be seen to the roof. The site is in a rural farmland setting, with a single access road running up from Whitewebbs Road.

Site location

Proposal

This application comprises a renewal of an earlier consent for residential conversion which has reached its expiry date. The proposed works include the conversion of the existing barn into two dwellings. The form this should take was accepted and approved under LBC/02/0029 and TP/02/2128. LBC/11/0012 modified the approved scheme by the introduction of an independent steel framed structure within the building so as to avoid unduly loading the existing timber frame. This application is based on the drawings and reports approved under LBC/11/0012 and seeks a fresh approval as LBC/11/0012 will soon no longer be extant. The scheme submitted under LBC/11/0012 met with general approval. English Heritage asked for the steel structure to be made fully independent of the existing timber frame: the initial design was to link the steel frame to the timber frame as a means of bracing the existing Page 28 structure. The scheme was modified accordingly before approval was granted under LBC/11/0012.

TP/02/2128 also designated small areas next to the barn as ‘gardens’. These areas will be set out as gardens.

The barn has fallen into a state of dereliction following the ‘set aside’ farming policy of recent years and the failure of the farm as an ongoing concern. The proposal is to return the barn to something like its appearance from 1785 to c1930, a period when its appearance changed little. It has been stated that Whitewebbs Farm has no prospect of being returned to economically viable use as a working farm. The conversion of the agricultural buildings, and the restoration of the farmhouse, provides the opportunity to utilise the buildings and to ensure their conservation.

Internal view of existing barn

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External view of existing barn

Proposed ground floor plan and section Page 30

Proposed first floor plan

Existing ground floor and first floor plans

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Existing elevations

Proposed elevations

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Existing internal elevation

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PLANNING APPLICATION

14/03721/CND: Fallow Buck 226 Clay Hill Enfield EN2 9JD

Proposal: Details submitted to P13-03585HER pursuant to conditions (1) external finishing materials, (3) detailed methodology, (4) schedule of works, (5) details for doors and windows, (6) methodologies samples materials, (9) installation of new or relocated services fittings and (10) bat roost assessment for conversion to a single family dwelling involving the demolition of existing rear extensions and erection of 2 storey rear extension, erection of car port with associated landscaping and hard standing.

Case Officer: Robert Singleton

The site comprises a detached, 2 storey with attic, 17th- Century public house. The building is Grade II listed and is sited in the Clay Hill Conservation Area.

Site location

Proposal

This application comprises a discharge of conditions application relating to an application that was approved with conditions for the conversion of a single family dwelling. The proposal involves the demolition of existing rear extensions and the erection of 2 storey rear extension, erection of car port with associated landscaping and hardscaping.

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Proposed elevations

Proposed side elevations

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Details of proposed external materials

Detail: Proposed bin store

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PLANNING APPLICATION

14/03915/FUL Myddelton Farm Bulls Cross Enfield EN2 9HE

Proposal: Development to provide a 45-room player lodge with ancillary facilities

Case Officer: Mr Sean Newton

The site comprises a former farm with associated farmhouse, land and ancillary buildings including stable outbuildings. It is sited within Forty Hil Conservation Area.

Site location

Proposal

This application comprises full details of the proposal that was presented to members at the last meeting. The proposal is for a 46- room player lodge with ancillary facilities in conjunction with the adjacent Tottenham Hotspur FC Training Centre. Proposed works involve the conversion of and single storey extension to the main farmhouse; the retention and conversion of various outbuildings including the replacement of the Nissen Hut and adjacent shed with a single storey building; the replacement of the existing two-storey black lapped timber barn with a two-storey timber lapped building; the construction of a part subterranean two-storey, semi-circular building with sedum and green roof together with photovoltaic array; additional internal footpath to provide access to the Training Centre; and landscaping; at Myddelton Farm, Bulls Cross.

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Proposed site section and visualisations

Existing elevations

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Proposed ground plan Page 39

Proposed room plans

Proposed visualisation of view from paddock looking west

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Visualisation: view from Bullsmoor Lane looking west

Visualisation: View from farm yard courtyard looking west

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Visualisation: Birds eye view looking norh west across training centre

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PLANNING APPLICATION

14/03838/HOU: 55 The Chine, London, N21 2EE

Proposal: Demolition of existing garage and erection of 2 storey side extension with integral garage with pitched roof over, single storey rear extension, rear dormer and new hardstanding at front.

Case officer: Ms Ashley Treloar

Site location

The site comprises a semi detached interwar dwelling with later alterations including a single storey rear addition to the kitchen. It is located in the Winchmore Hill Conservation Area.

Proposal

The proposal is to demolish the existing stand alone garage and construct a new two storey side extension linked to the existing house with an intergral garage and a single storey rear extension. The extension to the roof will take the form of a hip to gable extension. The application also includes proposals for a loft conversion with a flat roofed dormer to the rear and roof lights to the front and side roof slopes.

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Existing floor plans

Existing elevations Page 44

Proposed elevations

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PLANNING APPLICATION

14/04122/FUL: 147A Conway Road, London, N14 7BH

Proposal: Extension to roof at side to form gable end with flank window, rear dormer with patio doors and balustrade, front rooflights.

Case officer: Mr Ray Reilly

The site comprises an Edwardian semi detached dwelling that forms part of a ‘handed pair’. The building is sited within the Lakes Estate Conservation Area.

Site location

Proposal

The proposal comprises alterations to the existing semi-detached Edwardian dwelling to include a hip to gable roof extension to side, a rear dormer with patio doors and balustrade and the insertion of rooflights to the front roof slope. Please note that no Heritage Statement has been submitted as part of the application. Page 46

Existing plans

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Existing roof plan

Proposed floor plan

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Proposed roof plan

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PLANNING APPLICATION

14/03098/FUL: 333 Fore Street, London, N9 0PD

Proposal: Erection of a part 3-storey extension at rear to provide 7 self contained flats (comprising 3 x 3-bed, 1 x 2-bed and 3 x 1-bed) invovling demolition of garage and workshop, conversion of part retail unit at ground floor and existing first and second floors and erection of a single storey extension to front of existing retail unit.

Case officer: Mr Ray Reilly

Site location

Proposal

The proposed works comprise the demolition of the existing workshops & garages and the erection of a new building adjoining the existing, to create 7 flats at ground, first and second floor level. It is also proposed to use the ground floor area as a retail unit.

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3D visualisation of proposed building Page 51

Proposed floor plans Page 52

Existing front elevation

Existing flank elevation

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PLANNING APPLICATION

14/03597/FUL: 4 – 8, Vera Avenue, London, N21 1RA

Proposal: Construction of new third floor to provide 1 x three bedroom flat.

Case officer: Mr Sean Newton

The application property is located within the existing built up area of Grange Park, Enfield, on the corner of Vera Avenue and Merridene. The site comprises of a three storey block fronting Vera Avenue, with a shop, hairdressers and estate agents on the ground floor, with 4no. flats above (two on each floor). The building is faced in brick and has a flat roof. There is a service yard to the rear with a row of lock-up garages. The building is located in the Grange Park Conservation Area.

Site location

Proposal

The proposal is for the addition of a new third floor to the existing building. This is a revised application. An earlier proposal was rejected on appeal.

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Existing elevations

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Revised proposed elevations Page 56

Previously refused scheme

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PRE APPLICATION

14/04081/PREAPP: 32 Gentleman’s Row, Enfield, EN2 6PU

Proposal: Proposed 2-storey extension to north elevation.

Case officer: Ms Claire Williams

32, Gentleman’s Row comprises a 17th- Century, Grade II listed building. It is sited within the boundaries of the Enfield Town Conservation Area. There are also several listed buildings in the immediate vicinity of the building.

Site location

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Existing elevations

Proposed elevations

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Existing plans

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Proposed plans

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LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD

List of Decisions affecting Conservation Areas & Listed Buildings FROM: 24/09/2014 to 24/10/2014

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: BUSH HILL PARK REF: 14/03357/HOU ADDRESS: 32 Abbey Road Enfield EN1 2QN

PROPOSAL: Single storey rear conservatory, hip to gable roof extension to side, rear dormer and rooflights to front and rear elevations.. DECISION: Refused DECISION 20/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: BUSH HILL PARK REF: 14/03565/TPO ADDRESS: 20 Grassmere Court 20 Village Road Enfield EN1 2DJ

PROPOSAL: Work to Beech tree covered by LBE order no:15 - fell. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 17/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: BUSH HILL PARK REF: 14/02966/TCA ADDRESS: 2 And 3 Longleat Road Enfield EN1 2QJ

PROPOSAL: Works to trees in the Bush HIll park Conservation Area: 1 x Group of Leylandii rear of no. 2 - reduce back to previous points and face up and 1 x Apple tree in garden of no. 3 - cut back to boundary line. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: BUSH HILL PARK REF: P14-02005TRE ADDRESS: 1 Longleat Road Enfield EN1 2QJ

PROPOSAL: Work to trees in Bush Hill Park conservation area - 1 x Sycamore fell, Page 62

G2 Conifers reduce height by 3-5m and G3 Conifers reduce height by 1m. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: BUSH HILL PARK REF: 14/03500/TCA ADDRESS: Rear Of 13-16 Laura Close Enfield EN1 2DZ

PROPOSAL: Reduce the vertical shoots (approximately 1.5m) of three horse chestnuts at the rear of 13, 14 15 Laura Close, and a mixture of hawthorns, elderberrys small horse chestnuts at the rear of 16 Laura Close. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: BUSH HILL PARK REF: 14/02604/HOU ADDRESS: 4 Queen Annes Gardens Enfield EN1 2JN

PROPOSAL: Widening of existing shared vehicular access to house number 4 entrance. DECISION: Refused DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: CLAY HILL REF: 14/03118/HOU ADDRESS: Hill Lodge 222 Clay Hill Enfield EN2 9JD

PROPOSAL: Single storey rear extension and alterations to the fenestration and external finishes. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 23/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: CLAY HILL REF: 14/03213/HOU ADDRESS: 19 St Johns Terrace Enfield EN2 9AQ

PROPOSAL: Single storey rear extension involving demolition of existing conservatory. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 07/10/2014 DATE:

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CAG INFO: Conservation Area: CLAY HILL REF: 14/03439/TPO ADDRESS: Glenwood House 17 Strayfield Road Enfield EN2 9JF

PROPOSAL: Works to trees covered by TPO order no:145 (1982) - T1 - Lime - Fell, T2 - Oak - Reduce by 30%

DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 26/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: CLAY HILL REF: 14/03295/TCA ADDRESS: St Johns C Of E Primary School Theobalds Park Road Enfield EN2 9BD

PROPOSAL: Works to trees in the Clay Hill Conservation Area - 1 x Whitebeam, 1 x Damson reduce crown by 30% and 1 x Yew tree fell to ground level. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD LOCK REF: 14/03412/CND ADDRESS: The Rifles Public House 600 Ordnance Road Land Adjoining 4 Govenrment Row Enfield EN3 6JQ

PROPOSAL: Details of TP/06/2169/REN1 pursuant to condition 5 for redevelopment of site for residential purposes (totalling 23 units) with associated access, car parking and amenity space, by the partial demolition and conversion of The Rifles Public House into 6 self-contained flats (comprising 1 x studio, 1 x 1-bed, 4 x-2-bed) involving balconies at rear first floor level, accommodation in roof space with front and rear dormer windows, front entrance ramp and bicycle store at side; erection of a terrace of 7 x 3-bed 2-storey houses and a terrace of 8 x 3-bed 2-storey houses; erection of a pair of semi-detached 2-storey 3-bed houses together with provision of 8 car parking spaces for the use of residents of Government Row. (Renewal of application) DECISION: Granted DECISION 10/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 14/02983/FUL ADDRESS: 26 London Road Enfield EN2 6ED Page 64

PROPOSAL: Change of use of first floor to a resturant in connection with existing ground floor restaurant / take away. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 24/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 14/02502/FUL ADDRESS: Enfield Baptist Church Cecil Road Enfield EN2 6TG

PROPOSAL: Replacement of windows. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 21/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 14/02628/CND ADDRESS: Former Council Car Park Cecil Road Enfield EN2 6TJ

PROPOSAL: Discharge of condition 22 piling method statement granted under P13- 03212PLA for redevelopment of site to provide a part 3-storey, part 4- storey block of 46 self contained flats (comprising 12 x 1-bed, 26 x 2- bed and 8 x 3-bed) with balconies to front, rear and both sides at first and second floors, terraces to front and sides at third floor level, off street parking for 27 cars, new vehicle access to Cecil Road, new pedestrian access to Town Park and associated landscaping. DECISION: Granted DECISION 14/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 14/02629/CND ADDRESS: Former Council Car Park Cecil Road Enfield EN2 6TJ

PROPOSAL: Discharge of condition 25 foul and surface water granted under P13- 03212PLA for redevelopment of site to provide a part 3-storey, part 4- storey block of 46 self contained flats (comprising 12 x 1-bed, 26 x 2- bed and 8 x 3-bed) with balconies to front, rear and both sides at first and second floors, terraces to front and sides at third floor level, off street parking for 27 cars, new vehicle access to Cecil Road, new pedestrian access to Town Park and associated landscaping. DECISION: Granted DECISION 14/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN Page 65

REF: 14/02556/CND ADDRESS: Former Council Car Park Cecil Road Enfield EN2 6TJ

PROPOSAL: Discharge of condition 2 external finishing materials granted under P13-03212PLA for redevelopment of site to provide a part 3-storey, part 4-storey block of 46 self contained flats (comprising 12 x 1-bed, 26 x 2-bed and 8 x 3-bed) with balconies to front, rear and both sides at first and second floors, terraces to front and sides at third floor level, off street parking for 27 cars, new vehicle access to Cecil Road, new pedestrian access to Town Park and associated landscaping. DECISION: Granted DECISION 10/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 14/02490/FUL ADDRESS: 59 Church Street Enfield EN2 6AN

PROPOSAL: Change of use of ground floor from offices (B1) to retail (A1) for th use as a hairdressers academy. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 08/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 14/03168/FUL ADDRESS: 6 Southbury Road Enfield EN1 1YT

PROPOSAL: Change of use of first and second floor from office to health/medical use (D1) DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 06/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 14/03276/CND ADDRESS: Former Council Car Park Cecil Road Enfield EN2 6TJ

PROPOSAL: Details submitted persuant to condition 3 ( Bricks, render, motor, bonding details) of P13-03121PLA for redevelopment of site to provide a part 3-storey, part 4-storey block of 46 self contained flats (comprising 12 x 1-bed, 26 x 2-bed and 8 x 3-bed) with balconies to front, rear and both sides at first and second floors, terraces to front and sides at third floor level, off street parking for 27 cars, new vehicle access to Cecil Road, new pedestrian access to Town Park and Page 66

associated landscaping. DECISION: Granted DECISION 01/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 14/03294/TCA ADDRESS: 14 Palace Gardens Enfield EN2 6SN

PROPOSAL: Work to Sorbus tree in Enfield Town Conservation Area - fell DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: ENFIELD TOWN REF: 14/02882/HOU ADDRESS: 10 Lambs Walk Enfield EN2 6NH

PROPOSAL: Front entrance porch. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: FORE STREET NORTH REF: 14/02703/FUL ADDRESS: 323 Fore Street London N9 0PD

PROPOSAL: Conversion of light industrial unit (B1c) to a 3-bed single family dwelling invovling a 2-storey extension. DECISION: Refused DECISION 21/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: FORTY HILL REF: 14/03599/TPO ADDRESS: Myddelton House Bulls Cross Enfield EN2 9HG

PROPOSAL: Works to trees covered by LBE order no:2 - 1 x hornbeam and 2 x lime trees fell. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 17/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: FORTY HILL REF: 14/03437/TPO ADDRESS: St Ignatius Rc College Turkey Street Enfield Page 67

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PROPOSAL: Works to trees covered by TPO order no:2 - T1: Sycamore - Fell, T2: Yew - Crown lift over Road to 3-4m ad reduce low spread, T3-T4: 2 x Cyprus - Crown lift to 4-5m, T5-T6: 2 x Holme Oaks - Crown lift to 5- 6m, G1: Conifers - Reduce spread back as much as possible 5-6m and T7: Sycamore - Crown lift over car park 4m. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 03/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: FORTY HILL REF: 14/02686/CND ADDRESS: Forty Hall Park And Estate Forty Hill Enfield EN2 9EU

PROPOSAL: Detail submitted to P12-02566PLA pursuant to conditions (4) ground levels, (5) external materials, (8 a-q) tree protection plan and (9) arboricultrual method for widening of main entrance involving repositioning of north piers and wall, and realignment of kerb and bollards; installation of replacement entrance gates, increasing height of central piers, reinstatement of north pier pedestrian access and construction of footway to existing car park involving repositioning of existing fencing and vegetation. DECISION: Granted DECISION 01/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: FORTY HILL REF: 14/03180/CND ADDRESS: Forty Hall Forty Hill EN2 9HA

PROPOSAL: Details of accessible route from existing building to main car park submitted pursuant to condition 06 of approval under Ref:LBE/11/0027 for change of use from storage to D1 community use as an activity space supporting learning, training & volunteering for Forty Hall, involving works of repair & re-instatement, together with replacement glazing throughout. DECISION: Granted DECISION 01/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: FORTY HILL REF: 14/03542/TCA ADDRESS: Tottenham Hotspur Training Centre Hotspur Way Enfield EN2 9AP

PROPOSAL: Works to trees in the Forty Hill Conservation Area : 1 x Ash remove lower limb growing from base and dead wood, 3 x Oak trees to dead Page 68

wood, 1 x Oak reduce upper most limbs and dead wood, 1 x Oak remove limb to field side of tree and crown reduce by 2m, 1 x Oak crown reduce by 20%, 1 x Oak crown reduce by 10 - 15%, 1 x Oak pollard to 6m, 1 x Oak balance crown and dead wood and 1 x Oak cut through Ivy. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: GRANGE PARK REF: 14/03548/TCA ADDRESS: 8 Old Park Ridings London N21 2EU

PROPOSAL: Work to trees in Grange Park conservation area (A) Conifer reduce top to appr. 4m high,reduce spread by 30 cms each side to 3m diameter, (B) Pittosporum reduce 7m high with 3m wide crown to 2m high by 1.5m wide bush, (C) Bay tree reduce 7m 2m wide crown to 2m high by 1.5m wide bush, (D) Elder tree - fell, (E) Hawthorn tree either fell the tree, or reduce the top by appr. 1.5m from 6m to 4.5m and reduce crown diameter from appr. 4.5m to 2.5m. (F) Reduce to appr. 5m high and 5m spread to restore shape. (G) Poplar: reduce crown spread by 1-3m (depending on variable branch length) to appr. 7-8m diameter. (H) Rowan - fell, (I) Greengage tree remove straggly top by 3m and reduce crown to 4.5m, (J) Conifer reduce crown to 3m, reduce by 50cm, (K) Sycamore - fell, (L1-L4) False acascias trees -fell and (M) Hawthorn - fell. DECISION: Granted DECISION 17/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: GRANGE PARK REF: 14/03612/TCA ADDRESS: 11 The Chine London N21 2EA

PROPOSAL: Work to 1 Conifer tree in Grange Park Conservation Area:- Reduce by 40% and removal of 1 large branch. DECISION: Granted DECISION 17/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: GRANGE PARK REF: 14/03516/TCA ADDRESS: 29 Old Park Ridings London N21 2EX

PROPOSAL: Works to Magnolia tree in Grange Park Conservation Area - reduce by 10%.

DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE: Page 69

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: HADLEY WOOD REF: 14/03186/HOU ADDRESS: 5 Lancaster Avenue Barnet EN4 0EP

PROPOSAL: Second floor rear extension DECISION: Refused DECISION 03/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: HADLEY WOOD REF: 14/03297/TCA ADDRESS: 11 Crescent East Hadley Wood Barnet EN4 0EL

PROPOSAL: Fell 2 x Confer trees in the Hadley Wood Conservation Area. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: MEADWAY REF: 14/03296/TCA ADDRESS: 15 Bourne Avenue London N14 6PB

PROPOSAL: Work to Yew tree in Meadway Conservation Area - reduce height by 10% - 15%, reduce spread by 33%. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: MONTAGU CEMETERIES REF: 14/02869/TCA ADDRESS: Western Synagogue Cemetery 251 Montagu Road London N18 2NF

PROPOSAL: Works to trees in Montague conservation area - 2 x London Plane remove lower branches to a height of 4m above ground level, 2 x Horse Chestnut reduce and shape crowns by 30-40%, 1 x Privet and 2 x Cherry lop back trespass to over tomstones, leaving a flowing branch line without stumps. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: SOUTHGATE GREEN REF: 14/03298/TPO ADDRESS: 80 Leigh Hunt Drive London Page 70

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PROPOSAL: Works to trees covered by LBE order No (190) 1988 - 1 x Oak and 1 x Willow tree cut back to boundary line and 1 x Silver Birch to lift to 3.5m and reduce by 2m to clear light. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 26/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: SOUTHGATE GREEN REF: 14/02957/TCA ADDRESS: 10 Greenacre Walk Winchmore Hill London N14 7DB

PROPOSAL: Work to trees in Southgate Green Conservation Area -3 x dead Monteray Cypress Fell to ground level, 3 x Blue Atlas Cedars Fell to ground level, 1 x Ash reduce in size by 3m, thin by 10% and 1 x Elder Cut back to clear lawn. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE CRESCENT REF: 14/03292/TCA ADDRESS: 110 Hertford Road London N9 7HL

PROPOSAL: Work to Sycamore trees in The Crescent conservation area - Reduce spread to properties by 2-3m DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: 14/03275/FUL ADDRESS: 52 Ulleswater Road London N14 7BT

PROPOSAL: Single storey rear extension and lower ground floor level extension. DECISION: Refused DECISION 23/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: 14/03351/HOU ADDRESS: 1 Derwent Road London N13 4PY

PROPOSAL: Single storey side/rear extension. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 09/10/2014 DATE: Page 71

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: P14-02127PLA ADDRESS: 147A Conway Road London N14 7BH

PROPOSAL: Extension to roof at side to form gable end with flank window, rear dormer and front rooflights. DECISION: Refused DECISION 02/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: 14/03021/FUL ADDRESS: 17 Ulleswater Road London N14 7BL

PROPOSAL: Part single storey, part first floor rear extension, front porch and rear dormer. DECISION: Refused DECISION 26/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: 14/03120/TCA ADDRESS: 96 Selborne Road London N14 7DG

PROPOSAL: Reduce height of Ash tree at rear by 50%. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: 14/03707/TCA ADDRESS: 42 Grovelands Road London N13 4RH

PROPOSAL: Works to trees in the Lakes Conservation Area:- 1 x Conifer- Reduce by 50% and 1 x Conifer - Reduce by 30%. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: THE LAKES ESTATE REF: 14/03501/TCA ADDRESS: 30 Ulleswater Road London N14 7BS

PROPOSAL: 1 Robinia: remove broken branch; 2 sycamore and 3 apple: crown reduce by 30%; 4 holly: fell to ground level. Page 72

DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: WINCHMORE HILL GREEN REF: 14/03491/CND ADDRESS: Kings Head Public House The Green Winchmore Hill London N21 1BB

PROPOSAL: Details submitted to P13-03708PLA pursuant to condition 4 acoustic report for replacement and increased height extraction duct to rear elevation, including relocation and installation of compressor and air conditioning unit. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: WINCHMORE HILL GREEN REF: 14/03487/CND ADDRESS: Kings Head Public House The Green Winchmore Hill London N21 1BB

PROPOSAL: Details of P13-02460PLA for noise survey (condition 4) for erection of single storey rear extension, installation of retractable awning over existing pergola, relocation and new plant to roof including new extraction unit, new door to courtyard, installation of windows above stable doors, and 2 x roof lanterns. DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: WINCHMORE HILL GREEN REF: 14/04013/TCA ADDRESS: 28 Branscombe Gardens London N21 3BN

PROPOSAL: Work to trees in Winchmore Hill Green conservation area - 1604 reduce crown approx 1-2m, 1605 reduce height by 1/3 and 1593 reduce large limb approx 50%. DECISION: Granted DECISION 17/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: WINCHMORE HILL GREEN REF: 14/03397/HOU ADDRESS: 11 Wades Grove London Page 73

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PROPOSAL: Rear dormer. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 07/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: WINCHMORE HILL GREEN REF: 14/03278/FUL ADDRESS: 4 Wades Hill London N21 1BG

PROPOSAL: Single storey rear extension. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 03/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: Conservation Area: WINCHMORE HILL GREEN REF: 14/03074/HOU ADDRESS: 88 Broad Walk London N21 3BJ

PROPOSAL: Conversion of garage into granny annexe ancillary to existing dwelling with installation of windows and entrance at side and windows to front. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 01/10/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: LB Grade: I; Location: North Pavilions to west o Forty Hill REF: 14/02686/CND ADDRESS: Forty Hall Park And Estate Forty Hill Enfield EN2 9EU

CAG INFO: LB Grade: I; Location: North Pavilions to west of Forty Hill REF: 14/02686/CND ADDRESS: Forty Hall Park And Estate Forty Hill Enfield EN2 9EU

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CAG INFO: LB Grade: I; Location: Screen Wall, Gateway & N PavilionsForty Hill REF: 14/02686/CND ADDRESS: Forty Hall Park And Estate Forty Hill Enfield EN2 9EU

LB Grade: II; Location: 84 to 132 (even) The Crescent Hertford Road CAG INFO: 84-132 Edmonton REF: 14/03292/TCA ADDRESS: 110 Hertford Road London N9 7HL

PROPOSAL: Work to Sycamore trees in The Crescent conservation area - Reduce spread to properties by 2-3m DECISION: Granted DECISION 23/09/2014 DATE:

CAG INFO: LB Grade: II; Location: Forty Hall Entrance GatewayForty Hill REF: 14/02686/CND ADDRESS: Forty Hall Park And Estate Forty Hill Enfield EN2 9EU

bollards; installation of replacement entrance gates, increasing height of central piers, reinstatement of north pier pedestrian access and construction of footway to existing car park involving repositioning of existing fencing and vegetation. DECISION: Granted DECISION 01/10/2014 DATE:

LB Grade: II; Location: Market Cross, Myddelton House Grounds Bulls CAG INFO: Cross REF: 14/03599/TPO ADDRESS: Myddelton House Bulls Cross Enfield EN2 9HG

PROPOSAL: Works to trees covered by LBE order no:2 - 1 x hornbeam and 2 x lime trees fell. DECISION: Granted With Conditions DECISION 17/10/2014 DATE:

No appeals determined during period

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MEETING DATES FOR THE 2014/2015 MUNICIPAL YEAR

26/06/14 Conference Room

29/07/14 Conference Room

02/09/14 Conference Room 30/09/14 Conference Room 04/11/14 Room 1 26/11/14 Conference Room 06/01/15 Room 1 03/02/15 Conference Room 03/03/15 Conference Room 07/04/15 Conference Room 05/05/15 Conference Room

The start time of the meeting is 7.00pm although the room is booked from 5.30pm for setting up of the plans etc.

Everyone will be informed of any changes in the date or venue as soon as they occur.