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P L a N N I N G WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING, LICENSING & TREE APPLICATIONS REGISTERED: BETWEEN 30/11/2015 AND 06/12/2015 You can view a copy of the application and plans by visiting:www.merton.gov.uk/planningexplorer . Please note that details of tree applications are only available on request at the Civic Centre. P L A N N I N G Environment and Regeneration Department, Merton Civic Centre, London Road, Morden, Surrey SM4 5DX. Page 2 of 17 Abbey Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4340 Abbey 04/12/15 Mrs J Ffrench 0208 545 3045 Proposed Development ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION Location Agent Atten: Mr Finn Christiansen 20 Mill Road Christiansen Architects Ltd 15 Denton Street Colliers Wood London London SW19 2NE SW18 2JR Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4473 Abbey 04/12/15 Lucas Zoricak 0208 545 3112 Proposed Development PRIOR APPROVAL IN RESPECT OF THE PROPOSED ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION WITH THE FOLLOWING DIMENSIONS: EXTENDS BEYOND THE REAR WALL OF THE ORIGINAL DWELLINGHOUSE BY 5.94 METRES THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF THE ENLARGED PART OF THE DWELLINGHOUSE WILL BE 3.25 METRES THE HEIGHT OF THE EAVES OF THE ENLARGED PART OF THE DWELLINGHOUSE WILL BE 3 METRES Location Agent Atten: 80 Haydon's Road South Wimbledon London SW19 1HJ Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4381 Abbey 03/12/15 Stuart Adams 0208 545 3147 Proposed Development PRIOR APPROVAL IN RELATION TO THE CHANGE OF USE FROM EXISTING OFFICES (CLASS B1a) TO 2 x 1 BED RESIDENTIAL FLATS (CLASS C3). Location Agent Atten: 82 - 84 Merton High Street Colliers Wood London SW19 1BE Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4370 Abbey 30/11/15 Stuart Adams 0208 545 3147 Proposed Development DEMOLITION OF EXISTING BUILDING AND THE ERECTION OF A PART THREE, PART FOUR STOREY BUILDING PROVIDING 23 RESIDENTIAL UNITS (5 X 1 BED, 14 X 2 BED AND 4 X 3 BED) WITH ASSOCIATED LANDSCAPING,PARKING & ACCESS ARRANGEMENTS. Location Agent Atten: Matthew Golisti 30 Griffiths Road Indigo Planning Ltd Swan Court Wimbledon 11 Worple Road London London SW19 1SP SW19 4JS Applications received in Abbey : 4 Cannon Hill Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4297 Cannon Hill 03/12/15 Mrs J Ffrench 0208 545 3045 Proposed Development ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION Location Agent Atten: Mr Barry Gilhooly 92 Elm Walk G Design Solutions Ltd 139 Monkleigh Road Raynes Park Morden London SW20 9EG Surrey SM4 4EQ Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4468 Cannon Hill 04/12/15 Mrs J Ffrench 0208 545 3045 Page 3 of 17 Proposed Development PRIOR APPROVAL IN RESPECT OF THE PROPOSED ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION WITH THE FOLLOWING DIMENSIONS: EXTENDS BEYOND THE REAR WALL OF THE ORIGINAL DWELLINGHOUSE BY 6 METRES THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF THE ENLARGED PART OF THE DWELLINGHOUSE WILL BE 3.3 METRES THE HEIGHT OF THE EAVES OF THE ENLARGED PART OF THE DWELLINGHOUSE WILL BE 3 METRES Location Agent Atten: Colin Stevens 95 Whatley Avenue CS Land Planning 79 Gladstone Road Wimbledon Chase Wimbledon SW20 9NT SW19 1QR Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4432 Cannon Hill 02/12/15 Jock Farrow 0208 545 3114 Proposed Development PRIOR APPROVAL IN RELATION TO A SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION, WITH THE FOLLOWING DIMENSIONS EXTENDS BEYOND THE REAR WALL OF THE ORIGINAL DWELLINGHOUSE BY 6 METRES, THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF THE ENLARGED PART OF THE DWELLINGHOUSE WILL BE 3.6 METRES THE HEIGHT OF EAVES OF THE ENLARGED PART OF THE DWELLINGHOUSE WILL BE 2.5 METRES Location Agent Atten: 140 Maycross Avenue Mr Muhammad M Uddin 94 Maycross Avenue Morden Morden Surrey Surrey SM4 4DB SM4 4DB Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4293 Cannon Hill 04/12/15 Isaac Liu 0208 545 020 854 Proposed Development RETROSPECTIVE PLANNING APPLICATION FOR RENTENTION OF EXISTING REAR BOUNDARY FENCE AND TRELLIS Location Agent Atten: 118 Elm Walk Raynes Park SW20 9EG Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4302 Cannon Hill 03/12/15 Shaun Hamilton 0208 545 3300 Proposed Development ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSIONm AND ERECTION OF A HIP TO GABLE AND REAR ROOF EXTENSION WITH 1 X ROOFLIGHT TO THE FRONT ELEVATION Location Agent Atten: 110 Cannon Hill Lane Mr Takayuki Nakajima 141 Hillcross Avenue Raynes Park London London SM4 4AZ SW20 9ET Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4336 Cannon Hill 04/12/15 Shaun Hamilton 0208 545 3300 Proposed Development ERECTION OF A HIP TO GABLE AND REAR ROOF EXTENSION WITH INSTALLATION OF 3X ROOFLIGHTS TO FRONT ROOF SLOPE Location Agent Atten: 11 Springfield Avenue The Harvest Partnership Apex House Wimbledon Chase 41 Tamworth Road London Croydon SW20 9JR CR0 1XU Applications received in Cannon Hill : 6 Colliers Wood Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/T4463 Colliers Wood 03/12/15 Nick Hammick 0208 545 3113 Page 4 of 17 Proposed Development 1X SYCAMORE TREE TO RAISE CROWN TO 4 METRES FROM GROUND LEVEL AND CLEAR UNIT OF ALL BRANCH ENDINGS BY 1-2 METRES. 1X SYCAMORE TREE TO HAVE CROWN SPREAD REDUCED OVER THE SITE SIDE BY APPROX 2 METRES, RAISE CROWN TO 5 METRES FROM GROUND LEVEL AND CLEAR UNIT OF ALL BRANCH ENDINGS BY 1-2 METRES. 1X SHRUB BED TO BE HEIGHT REDUCED LEVEL WITH THE TOP OF THE ADJ FENCE AND SIDE UP TO CLEAR THE FOOTPATH. 1X HEDGE TO CLEAR 1 METRE WIDE SWATHE AND REMOVE AS MUCH CLIMBER AS POSSIBLE. VARIOUS TREES TO BE CUT BACK TO THE BOUNDARY FENCE LINE AND PRUNE BACK FROM BUILDING BY 1.5 METRES. GROUP OF MIXED TREES TO BE CROWN RAISED TO 4 METRES FROM GROUND LEVEL. REMOVE ALL CREEPERS FROM FENCE WHERE POSSIBLE AND SELF SET VEGETATION LOCATED WITHIN CLOSE PROXIMITY. Location Agent Atten: Mrs Katy Steward Merton Shopping Centre Salcey Group Unit 2, Silverstone Business Park 1 Merton High Street Shacks Barn Farm Colliers Wood Silverstone London Northants SW19 1DD NN12 8TB Applications received in Colliers Wood : 1 Cricket Green Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/T4398 Cricket Green 01/12/15 Rose Stepanek 0208 545 3815 Proposed Development 1X PLUM TREE TO BE REDUCED BACK TO MOST RECENT POINTS OF REDUCTION. Location Agent Atten: Mr Tom Evans 20 Cranmer Farm Close Microbee Tree Management Ltd 41-59 Windsor Avenue Mitcham London Surrey United Kingdom CR4 4LP SW19 2RR Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4437 Cricket Green 02/12/15 Shaun Hamilton 0208 545 3300 Proposed Development PRIOR APPROVAL IN RESPECT OF THE PROPOSED ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION WITH THE FOLLOWING DIMENSIONS: EXTENDS BEYOND THE REAR WALL OF THE ORIGINAL DWELLINGHOUSE BY 4 METRES THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF THE ENLARGED PART OF THE DWELLINGHOUSE WILL BE 2.84 METRES THE HEIGHT OF THE EAVES OF THE ENLARGED PART OF THE DWELLINGHOUSE WILL BE 2.63 METRES Location Agent Atten: Michael Snellgrove 20 Walsingham Road Space Design Consultants 30 Van Diemans ROad Mitcham Chelmsford CR4 4LN CM2 9QQ Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4393 Cricket Green 01/12/15 Mrs J Ffrench 0208 545 3045 Proposed Development PRIOR APPROVAL IN RESPECT OF THE PROPOSED ERECTION OF A SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION WITH THE FOLLOWING DIMENSIONS: EXTENDS BEYOND THE REAR WALL OF THE ORIGINAL DWELLINGHOUSE BY 6 METRES THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF THE ENLARGED PART OF THE DWELLINGHOUSE WILL BE 3 METRES THE HEIGHT OF THE EAVES OF THE ENLARGED PART OF THE DWELLINGHOUSE WILL BE 3 METRES Page 5 of 17 Location Agent Atten: George Durowoju 49 Goodwin Close GD Architects Ltd 41 Hartland Way Mitcham Croydon CR4 3HZ CR0 8RJ Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4332 Cricket Green 03/12/15 Jock Farrow 0208 545 3114 Proposed Development APPLICATION FOR A LAWFUL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE TO DEMOLISH EXISTING CONSERVATORY AND ERECTION OF A NEW SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION Location Agent Atten: Mr Stephen Vaughan 9 Goodwin Close Plan it Design 10C Mitcham Nelson CR4 3HZ Mid Glamorgan CF46 6HX Applications received in Cricket Green : 4 Dundonald Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4364 Dundonald 01/12/15 Leigh Harrington 0208 545 3836 Proposed Development PRIOR APPROVAL IN RESPECT OF THE PROPOSED CHANGE OF USE FROM A1 RETAIL USE TO C3 RESIDENTIAL USE, CREATING 2 x 1 BED FLATS Location Agent Atten: 522 Kingston Road Wimbledon SW20 8DT Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/P4287 Dundonald 04/12/15 Mark Brodie 0208 545 4028 Proposed Development DEMOLITION OF THE EXISTING TWO STOREY OFFICE BUILDING AND SINGLE STOREY WAREHOUSE BUILDING AND THE ERECTION OF 2 X THREE STOREY BUILDINGS TO PROVIDE SIX DWELLINGS 3 X STUDIO FLATS AND 3 X 2 BED FLATS AND ASSOCIATED WORKS Location Agent Atten: Mr Michael Wood 424 Kingston Road Indigo Planning Limited Swan Court Raynes Park Worple Road London London SW19 4JS Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/T4452 Dundonald 03/12/15 Nick Hammick 0208 545 3113 Proposed Development REAR GARDEN: 1X ELDER TREE TO BE FELLED AND REMOVE ROOTS. Location Agent Atten: Mr Colin Smith 19 Wilton Crescent C S Architects 610 Kingston Road Wimbledon Raynes Park London London SW19 3QY SW20 8DN Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 15/T4456 Dundonald 03/12/15 Nick Hammick 0208 545 3113 Proposed Development FRONT GARDEN: 1X BAY LAUREL TEE TO BE FELL AND REMOVE STUMP USING STUMP GRINDER.
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