Proposal
Construction of new floor with a max height of 7.5m
As published by the council, reference J0018.21
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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21 May 2021
Received by Havering
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16 Jul 2021
Decision issued: Granted subject to conditions
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26 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
What a grant of permission means
The process from here
Permission has been granted, usually subject to conditions listed on the decision notice, some of which must be discharged before work starts. The decision notice on the council portal sets out exactly what was approved.
Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses. Neighbours cannot appeal a grant; challenging one means judicial review of how the decision was made, within tight time limits.
About outline applications
How this application type works
An outline application tests the principle of developing a site before the detail is worked up. Some or all of the particulars, such as appearance, layout, scale, access and landscaping, are held back as reserved matters for later approval. Permission at outline stage does not by itself allow building to start; the reserved matters must be approved first.
Nearby applications
Within 500 metres
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P0398.25 Withdrawn
51 Herbert Road Hornchurch RM11 3LL
Variation of condition No. 2 (Approved Plans) of planning permission ref: P0425.19 dated 29/08/2019 to permit an update to the wording on condition 2 to make various alterations to the internal and external layouts (Erection of a detached house (re-submission of planning application reference P1849.15 dated 12th August 2016))
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P0657.26 Decided
51 Herbert Road Hornchurch RM11 3LL
Construction of a two storey, 4xbed detached dwelling with habitable loft space following demolition of existing dwelling
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P0519.25 Decided
51 Herbert Road (rear of) Hornchurch RM11 3LL
Retrospective application for retention of dwelling as built (alterations to P0425.19) including details of landscaping and finished site levels
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Y0275.21 Granted
169 WINGLETYE LANE HORNCHURCH RM11 3AR
Single Storey rear extension with an overall depth of 8m, a maximum height of 3m, and an eaves height of 2.80m. (PRIOR APPROVAL)
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D0204.26 Decided
168 WINGLETYE LANE HORNCHURCH RM11 3AR
Certificate of lawfulness for a proposed hip to gable loft conversion
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T0063.26 Granted
68 Ernest Road Hornchurch RM11 3JW
Holm Oak is located in the back garden and is very close to the rear of the house. The crown is almost touching the windows on the first floor and the guttering and soffits above. We are unable to open the windows of the bedroom closet to the tree due to its proximity and the risk of squirrels and birds entering. The tree's roots are causing considerable damage to the fencing and pavement and the majority of the tree crown overhangs beyond the boundary onto the public footpath and Herbert Road. I am concerned that high sided vehicles will be damaged by the tree. As it is an evergreen tree we do not get the usual autumn leaf fall, instead the leaf fall begins from late May through until mid August carpeting the grass making half of our garden inaccessible for use by our children unless clearing the leaves first. The tree is heavily infested with leaf minor that the tree officer noted at his last visit some years ago and resulting leaf drop has only worsened as the infestation worsens. We can fill an entire green wheelie bin on a weekly basis with tiny leaves just from this tree which makes the garden practically unusable at the very time the garden should be utilised the most. The fallen leaves on the roadside litter the road for quite some distance and aren't collected by the council sweeping machines as per the usual autumn process and so can sit in the gutters for prolonged periods of time. Given the extreme dry weather of recent years this is not ideal and is a potential fire hazard. I am finding it increasing difficult to keep up with the maintenance of the tree.The incredibly thick canopy prevents light from penetrating causing excessive shading and preventing rainfall from reaching any plants or grass beneath it. During high winds the proximity of the tree to the house leaves us particularly vulnerable and we often have branches fall . That situation isn't set to improve as climate change accelerates. As it is an evergreen tree the canopy is permanently full we were very concerned the tree might fall either onto our home or onto the road during high winds or storms. Both outcomes would be horrendous. The risk is greater in the winter with the ground wet and the full canopy acting like a sail. I would like to have the tree cut back, crown reduced by 5m and lifted by 3m and thinned removing all dead wood in the process, as previously granted on two occasions. The lower section of the roadside canopy was cut back last year by a council workforce but this has left the crown unbalanced and unattractive and a council officer visited a few months ago to inform us we had to cut the tree back as it was causing an obstruction. I could only trim back a small section or branched overhanging the pavement which will inevitably grow back again over the summer
Other outline applications
In Havering
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D0315.26 Decided
20 Harlesden Walk Romford RM3 9HS
Certificate of lawfulness for proposed conversion of loft to habitable rooms. Construct new front porch.
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J0014.26 Decided
32 The Broadway Hornchurch RM12 4RN
Application for prior notification of development from Use Class E to Use Class C3 (Dwellings) to create 2 residential flats
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D0234.26 Granted
504 South End Road Hornchurch RM12 5PA
Certificate of Lawfulness for a hip to gable loft conversion with rear dormer with juliette balcony, roof lights to front and gable window.
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D0230.26 Granted
284 ABBS CROSS LANE HORNCHURCH RM12 4YD
Certificate of Lawfulness for a hip to gable loft conversion with rear dormer, roof lights to front and window to side
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D0314.26 Decided
42 Lyndhurst Drive Hornchurch RM11 1JY
Certificate of lawfulness for proposed loft conversion with rear dormer