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2003 Planning and Tree Applications WEEKLY LIST OF PLANNING, LICENSING & TREE APPLICATIONS REGISTERED: BETWEEN 01/01/2003 AND 31/12/2003 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 439 Abbey Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P0549 Abbey 11/04/03 Jean Bennett 0208 545 3300 Proposed Development ERECTION OF GROUND FLOOR REAR EXTENSION Location Agent Atten: Toby Young 8 The Path Barnes Design Partnership The Mitre Stables South Wimbledon 98 Charlmont Road London London SW19 3BL SW17 9AB Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/T0593 Abbey 27/03/03 Rose Stepanek 0208 545 3815 Proposed Development CUT/TRIM ALL BRANCHES DIRECTLY OVERHANGING GARDEN TO 23 RUTLISH ROAD AND ALSO OVERHANGING FOOTPATH TO ONE MATURE ASH TREE Location Agent Atten: 23 Rutlish Road South Wimbledon London SW19 3AL Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P0567 Abbey 08/04/03 Mr D.J. Randall. 0208 545 3114 Proposed Development ERECTION OF 2 STOREY SIDE EXTENSION TO PROVIDE 2 RESIDENTIAL FLATS INVOLVING ERECTION OF EXTERNAL STAIRWAY Location Agent Atten: 611 Kingston Road David Bowler 14 Ember Farm Way Wimbledon East Molesey London Surrey SW19 1LY KT8 0BL Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P0569 Abbey 31/03/03 Mr D.J. Randall. 0208 545 3114 Proposed Development CONVERSION OF FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS OF PROPERTY INTO 1 X 2 BED AND 1 X 1 BED FLATS Location Agent Atten: Martin Coombs 21 Merton High Street Travelling Draughtsmen Ltd Box 10373 Colliers Wood London London SE23 3NJ SW19 1DF Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2332 Abbey 07/11/03 Unallocated 0208 545 3777 Proposed Development ERECTION OF A FIRST FLOOR CLASSROOM EXTENSION Location Agent Atten: Declan/Tony St Marys Rc Primary School C M Parker Browne 241 High Street 10 - 38 Russell Road Guildford Wimbledon Surrey London GU1 3BJ SW19 1QL Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2109 Abbey 14/11/03 Mr P Duncan 0208 545 4714 Proposed Development ALTERATIONS AND EXTENSION TO THE EXISTING BUILDING IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROPOSED USE AS MOT TESTING STATION TOGETHER WITH THE EXISTING USE AS CAR REPAIRS GARAGE Page 3 of 439 Location Agent Atten: Rutish Motors Mr Abid Qureshi RIBA 4 Vicarage Gardens Rutlish Road Mitcham South Wimbledon Surrey London CR4 3BL SW19 3AL Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2559 Abbey 17/12/03 Jean Bennett 0208 545 3300 Proposed Development APPLICATION FOR A CERIFICATE OF LAWFULNESS IN RESPECT OF A PROPOSED REAR DORMER ROOF EXTENSION Location Agent Atten: 47 Brisbane Avenue South Wimbledon London SW19 3AF Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2343 Abbey 12/11/03 Richard J Allen 0208 545 3621 Proposed Development DISPLAY OF AN INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED FASCIA SIGN Location Agent Atten: 130- 132 Merton High Street Donald E Ball Blithe Cottage Colliers Wood 8A Upper Brighton Road London Surbiton SW19 1BA Surrey KT6 6JY Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/T2712 Abbey 11/12/03 Rose Stepanek 0208 545 3815 Proposed Development REAR GARDEN: 2 FIR TREES TO BE REDUCED IN HEIGHT AND HAVE SIDES TRIMMED Location Agent Atten: 21 Pelham Road Wimbledon London SW19 1SU Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2447 Abbey 18/11/03 Francis Saayeng 0208 545 3981 Proposed Development CHANGE OF USE OF GROUND FLOOR FROM A MEDICAL CENTRE TO A SHOPFITTERS SHOWROOM (RETROSPECTIVE APPLICATION). Location Agent Atten: 156 - 158 Merton High Street Colliers Wood London SW19 1AZ Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/T2595 Abbey 02/12/03 Rose Stepanek 0208 545 3815 Proposed Development TREES ALONGSIDE RAILWAY LINE: 6NO HORSE CHESTNUT TREES T BE CROWN RDUCED BY 30%. 1 ELM AND 1 SYCAMORE TO BE REMOVED. 2NO LIME TREES TO BE CROWN REDUCED BY 30% AND ONE TREE TO BE CROWN LIFTED TO 4 METRES Location Agent Atten: Gareth Waddilove Area Repres Wimbledon High School Playing The F A Barlett Tree Expert Co Trading as Southern Tree Surgeons Fields Turners Hill Road Nursery Road Crawley Down Wimbledon West Sussex London RH10 4HL SW19 4JA Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2624 Abbey 09/12/03 Mr A Breedon 0208 545 3297 Page 4 of 439 Proposed Development INSTALLATION OF COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROVISION OF NEW COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM FOR UNDERGROUND NETWORK, OUTSIDE SUPERVISORS OFFICE IN TICKET HALL (APPLICATION FOR LISTED BUILDING CONSENT). Location Agent Atten: South Wimbledon Underground TFL Group Property & Facilities Victoria Station House Station 1st Floor Morden Road 191 Victoria Street South Wimbledon London London SW1E 5NE SW19 3DB Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2729 Abbey 18/12/03 Mr P Duncan 0208 545 4714 Proposed Development CONVERSION OF THE EXISTING BUILDING TO PROVIDE 3 X 1 BED SELF CONTAINED FLATS INVOLVING THE ERECTION OF PART SINGLE / PART 2 STOREY REAR EXTENSION AND REAR & FRONT MANSARD ROOF EXTENSIONS . Location Agent Atten: 20 Abbey Parade Christopher Williams Medway Bonney Cross Merton High Street The Holloway Colliers Wood Harwell London Oxon SW19 1DG OX11 0LS Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2730 Abbey 18/12/03 Mr P Duncan 0208 545 4714 Proposed Development CHANGE OF USE OF THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE EXISTING BUILDING FROM OFFICES (CLASS A2) TO RESIDENTIAL (CLASS C3) TO PROVIDE 2 X 1 BED FLATS INVOLVING THE ERECTION OF A PART SINGLE AND PART 2 STOREY REAR EXTENSION AND FRONT AND REAR MANSARD ROOF EXTENSIONS. Location Agent Atten: 22 Abbey Parade Christopher Williams Medway 61 High Street Merton High Street Colliers Wood Colliers Wood London London SW19 2JF SW19 1DG Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2771 Abbey 30/12/03 Jill A Tyndale 0208 545 3119 Proposed Development ERECTION OF A ROOF EXTENSION TO THE SIDE AND REAR. Location Agent Atten: Ron Crawford 12 Norman Road Crawford Architects Ibex House Colliers Wood 162-164 Arthur Road London London SW19 1BN SW19 8AQ Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2757 Abbey 30/12/03 Amy Lester 0208 545 3449 Proposed Development ERECTION OF A GROUND FLOOR REAR EXTENSION. Location Agent Atten: 5 Montague Road Richard Faulkner Architect Shophouse Farm Wimbledon Shophouse Lane London Albury SW19 1TB Guilford CU5 9EQ Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2770 Abbey 30/12/03 Jill A Tyndale 0208 545 3119 Proposed Development ERECTION OF A 3 BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE ON THREE LEVELS (INCLUDING ROOMS IN THE ROOFSPACE). Page 5 of 439 Location Agent Atten: Ron Crawford Land adjoining 12 Norman Road Crawford Architects Ibex House Colliers Wood 162-164 Arthur Road London London SW19 1BN SW19 8AQ Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2154 Abbey 04/11/03 Jean Bennett 0208 545 3300 Proposed Development ERECTION OF REAR MANSARD ROOF EXTENSION INCORPORATING 2 DORMER WINDOWS Location Agent Atten: Andy Hicks 33 Melbourne Road Hicks Design Associates 16 Fowler Road South Wimbledon Mitcham London Surrey SW19 3BB CR4 2LQ Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2558 Abbey 17/12/03 Mr A Breedon 0208 545 3297 Proposed Development CHANGE OF USE TO A YOGA STUDIO Location Agent Atten: 1st Floor 17 Lyon Road South Wimbledon London SW19 2RL Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2593 Abbey 17/12/03 Mr M Stuart 0208 545 3120 Proposed Development CHANGE OF USE FROM CLASS A1/A2 USE TO PART A1/A2 USE ON THE GROUND FLOOR AND 7 X 1 BEDROOM FLATS (CLASS C3 USE) ON THE FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS. Location Agent Atten: Bank House Christopher Williams Bonny Cross 209 Merton Road The Holloway South Wimbledon Harwell London Oxon SW19 1YS OX11 0LS Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P1610 Abbey 12/11/03 Unallocated 0208 545 3777 Proposed Development APPLICATION FOR PRIOR APPROVAL FOR THE INSTALLATION OF TELECOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT Location Agent Atten: Corner Of Martin Way & Mostyn O2 ( UK ) Limited Co / Waldon Telecom Road Beaver House Morden York Close Surrey Byfleet SM4 Surrey KT14 7HN Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2733 Abbey 24/12/03 Amy Lester 0208 545 3449 Proposed Development LOFT CONVERSION WITH EXTENSIONS TO THE SIDE AND REAR OF THE ROOF. Location Agent Atten: 69 Griffiths Road John Phillips 8 High Lever Road Wimbledon London London W10 6PS SW19 1ST Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/P2711 Abbey 24/12/03 Mr M Stuart 0208 545 3120 Page 6 of 439 Proposed Development ERECTION OF A PART SINGLE-STOREY, PART TWO-STOREY REAR EXTENSION AND LOFT CONVERSION WITH A DORMER WINDOW AT THE REAR. Location Agent Atten: John Onken 37 Pelham Road 3S Architects 47 High Street Wimbledon Kingston-Upon-Thames London Surrey SW19 1SU KT1 1LQ Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel. Number 03/T2703 Abbey 11/12/03 Rose Stepanek 0208 545 3815 Proposed Development REAR BOUNDARY: TWO TREES (AT END OF ROW OF TREES) TO BE REMOVED Location Agent Atten: Colin Stevens 9 Rutlish Road CS Land Planning & Architectural Cons 79 Gladstone Road South Wimbledon Wimbledon London London SW19 3AL SW19 1QR Application Number Ward Registration Date Case Officer Tel.
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