Planning applications in Location

Queens Hospital Rom Valley Way Romford RM7 0AG

As part of the reconfiguration of the Emergency Department at Queens Hospital, Romford, the following works are proposed: 1. New Infill Area to the current Maternity Ward to form a new Main Entrance Area for the Emergency Departments. 2. New Rooftop plantroom and chiller enclosure for the Emergency Department plus associated duct and pipe runs with maintenance access pathways, handrails and lighting, duct step-overs, companion-way ladders and edge protection. 3. Minor changes to the ground floor facade of the existing envelope of the Emergency Department- to infill the existing A&E entrance and create a limited number of new door/ window openings.

Woodlands North Road Havering-Atte-Bower Romford RM4 1PX

Demolition of two existing rear outbuildings, erection of a single-storey rear extension, upward extension to 1st floor level including new roof structure to facilitate a loft conversion with dormer windows to the side and rear roof slopes, and associated alterations to the front facade

67 Parkstone Avenue Hornchurch RM11 3LT

T1, Willow tree to Pollard to 8 m in height. As Tree is in the decline, hollow at base with a predominant lean towards property. Ideally would like to fell and replant, but have had application denied previously so we Would Like To Pollard as an alternative measure.

41 Manor Road Romford RM1 2RD

The proposed works include: Pruning overhanging branches from three Horse Chestnut trees Pruning overhanging branches from one Oak tree Minor crown reduction where required to reduce weight on extended limbs Removal of any dead or potentially hazardous branches All works will be carried out by a qualified and insured tree surgeon and undertaken in accordance with appropriate arboricultural standards. No trees are intended to be removed. Oak tree (with ivy) left side, about 8 m forward from the rear fence Horse Chestnut (left) rear left corner behind the oak Horse Chestnut (centre/right) rear boundary Horse Chestnut (far right) rear right corner

27 Mill Park Avenue Hornchurch RM12 6HD

Large single Oak (T1) at rear of garden. Some diseased limbs at risk of falling on to neighbours outbuilding, growth is excessive towards rear and neighbour at 25 Mill park avenue which is creating imbalance and risk in poor weather, damaged branches at risk of falling. Advised by tree surgeon that it requires attention to make safe by "crowning" and trimming to make safe.

22 Squirrels Heath Avenue Romford RM2 6AH

Tree details Location: Rear garden Species: Sycamore Proximity: Close to residential property and overhanging neighbouring land ________________________________________ Description of proposed works Reduce the crown of one Sycamore tree by approximately 3/4 metres to manage size and spread. Works to be carried out evenly across the crown, maintaining the trees natural shape and character. Reducing the tree back to previous pruning points. ________________________________________ Reason for works The tree is located close to the rear of the property and has become oversized for its position. Branches are encroaching toward the dwelling and extending into neighbouring land. The proposed reduction is to reduce encroachment, manage future growth, and minimise the risk of damage to the property and neighbouring boundary, while maintaining the long-term health of the tree. ________________________________________ All works to be carried out by a qualified tree surgeon in accordance with BS3998.

71 Crossways Romford RM2 6AJ

Work to the Silver Birch tree in rear garden - highlighted on Aerial photograph (Picture 1). The tree is close to the house and we would like to reduce the height of the canopy by 4 to 5 metres. The tree has recently been caught in the winds and a very large branch to the northern side of the canopy snapped/split along the branch.(Picture 2). This has been cut off just before the break/split for safety. (Picture 3). The top of he tree would now need reducing to balance the canopy as most of it is now to one side, as shown in Picture 3, which is towards ours and our neighbours properties, it does sway about somewhat in the winds causing concern.

Ravensbourne Place 13 Mellish Way Hornchurch RM11 2GU

0168 - Populus nigra Pollard tree at approximately 8-10m due to minor stem lean and erosion around base causing risk of failure towards properties. Current height 20m, spread 7m. - Following findings from a tree survey.

13 Broadway Romford RM2 5NS

I have a large willow tree to left hand side of my property. There are two lakes one on left and one on right. The lake to the right is were a large willow tree is. The willow tree has died and is leaning towards the lake. The bark at the bootom of tree is starting to crack and this tree needs to be removed asap. If this goes into the lake it be hard to remove. Also there a popular tree to right hand side and it got a bark desease and is totally bare. This is a small tree but once again it near the to right and could fall in the laker any time .

4 Woodcutters Close Hornchurch RM11 2EZ

Poplar tree 65 ft tall, We wish to remove the whole tree. The poplar in our garden at 4 Woodcutters Close, Hornchurch RM11 2EZ is located adjacent to the northwest corner of Haynes park which is a dog walkers area. The tree is 65 foot tall and is only less than 15 feet from the house. I have a 3 year old son who lives in the house and plays in the garden. It is less than 5 feet to the dog walkers path and the ledge on which young boys sit on the boundary to river in the Haynes park. The tree is covered in poison ivy and the tree surgeons have said that this has damaged the core of the tree and it is dying. The large tree sways significantly even in moderate winds and on several occasions large branches both from the top and lower areas have fallen. Some photos attached. The roots are visible close to the house. I have been advised by tree surgeons that the tree roots are causing movement of the ground making the lawn level uneven and constantly changing. This has led to paving stones close to the house coming up fully (video attached) and I have been advised there might be damage to the foundations of the house already. The fence panels are leaning out toward the park and the river. Recently a fence panel on the boundary to the park next to the tree came off going into the park and it had to be refixed with screws to retain in place preventing fall. The tree surgeons also noted that the tree is leaning toward the house and there is a risk of damage to the property and people in the house due to tree. There is a risk to public in the park and children do take that path regularly. The tree surgeons have advised that the tree has to be removed fully.

Coral Romford Stadium London Road Romford RM7 9DU

Details Pursuant to Condition 5 (Secured by Design award scheme) of planning permission P1609.19, dated 07-05-21 for Redevelopment of vacant former car park site to provide residential development of 88 self-contained units of part 4, 5 and 6 stories. Includes provision of communal amenity areas, parking, landscaping and access arrangements

6 Priory Path Romford RM3 9AR

Demolition of existing shed and erection of side extension on ground floor and first floor, along with demolition of existing conservatory towards the rear, to be replaced with a new, extended conservatory to a semi-detached house. Redesign of existing dormer and associated roof spaces on first floor level.

22 Parkway Romford RM2 5NT

request to overall crown is reduced to previous pruning points up to 1.5 meters towards the property from the tip to an inter nodal branch break reduction by 10 %

51 Latimer Drive Hornchurch RM12 6TN

Trees situated to the side of Block 51 G1 2 Sycamores, reduce lateral growth by 2 M to clear the block of flats, keep trees in balance and shape as necessary T2 Oak, reduce by 2M lateral branch growing towards building

21 Barleycorn Way Hornchurch RM11 3JJ

Demolition of the existing single storey double garage and the erection of part two-storey side and rear extension and part single storey front and rear extension alongside an upward extension and insertion of a gable window to the front elevation to allow for the conversion of the loft to habitable use

66 Victoria Road Romford RM1 2LA

Installation of 9 new windows on the western elevation to King Edward Road, and 2 new windows on the southern elevation

21-22, The Green Rainham RM13 9DX

Application for a non-material amendment to planning permission ref: P1599.23 dated 21/012/2023 to re-locate the garage towards the rear of the property to form part of the rear kitchen/living dining space at No.22 The Green only (Erection of 2No. semi-detached 3 bedroom replacement dwelling houses (following fire damage to pre-existing properties))

46 Hyde Close Romford RM1 4WF

Rear Garden T1 - Sycamore Fell to ground level and treat stump. Grind all roots in the flat part of the garden causing trip hazards. â?¢ T1 sycamore is located in the rear garden along the rear boundary. â?¢ The tree is the cause of an unreasonable amount of shade to the rear aspect of the property. â?¢ The tree is of little amenity value and is in decline. Please Note: T1 is a Sycamore of poor shape and form, the roots are spreading towards the property and causing various health and safety trip hazard issues. These roots have the potential to cause structural damage to the property. â?¢ T1 sycamore is located in the rear garden along the rear boundary. â?¢ The tree is the cause of an unreasonable amount of shade to the rear aspect of the property. â?¢ The tree is of little amenity value and is in decline.

50 Parkway Romford RM2 5PA

T1 Pine tree in the rear garden (left hand side boundary line) Selectively prune and thin inner canopy to allow wind to pass through canopy without causing damage to the tree. Reduce end weight to prevent any future failures. Remove dead wood. T1 is now growing over multiple gardens so the homeowner would like to maintain the canopy spread back towards the boundary line. Reduce over extended limbs in by 2.5-3.0m.

30 MACLENNAN AVENUE RAINHAM RM13 9SS

Single-storey upward extension together with new gabled roof and rear dormer extension to create habitable space to facilitate the change of use from existing small HMO (Class C4) to large 9-bed HMO (Sui Generis) together with provision of cycle and refuse storage

Emerson Park Court, Billet Lane Hornchurch RM11 1UX

Addition of a single-storey upward extension comprising 3no. units on a detached block of flats, car parking, associated storage, landscaping, and external alterations.

36 Holden Way Upminster RM14 1BT

Variation of condition 3 of planning permission Ref:P1570.21 dated 05/11/2021 to Widen the ground and first floor extension towards the boundary of no. 34. (First floor side/rear and side extensions, and conversion of roof space to habitable use to include two rear dormers, and replacement roof)

4 Hacton House Hacton Lane Hornchurch RM14 2XZ

1 Taxus Baccata I would like to raise the crown of this tree as it is growing towards the house, is growing very close to the Sequoiadendron giganteum, overhangs the greenhouse on the other side and shed. The plan is to raise the canopy by removing approx 3/4 branches as marked on the plan. 2. Sequoiiadendron giganteum There is some low hanging dead branches which I would like to remove along with trimming one of the branches which hanging quite low.

5 Gidea Avenue Romford RM2 5NL

Tall eucalyptus tree in my garden that is growing leaning towards the house and is not far from the house. I am worried about the tree being blown down in the wind and landing on the house. The tree also has a long branch growing to the side that has also grown towards the house, further increasing the lean of the whole tree towards the house. The tree is very tall and thin and so leans heavily towards the house in the wind. I estimate the height of the tree to currently be about 20 metres tall. The proposed works are to a (T1) Eucalyptus tree â?? Whole crown reduction to 14m above ground level, to provide sufficient clearance to property.

Scottish Mutual House 27-29 North Street Havering Hornchurch RM11 1RS

Prior approval for the upward extension of the existing building by one floor to create 5 x residential flats

Havering Court Nursing Home Havering Road Romford RM1 4YW

fell, 1no oak tree on main road leaning towards the building to 50mm from ground level and 2no sycamores on the rear of the building to 50mm from ground level. The team will then sever and remove the failed tree limb.

58 Station road & 1A Howard Road Upminster RM14 2TD

Change of use of 58 Station Road and 1A Howard Road to mixed use consisting of Class E (A) Retail, Class E (E) Clinic Use and Sui Generis (Beauty and Treatment Clinic).

245 WINGLETYE LANE HORNCHURCH RM11 3BL

The tree roots have lifted the kerb stones on drive to garages for houses 5-10 Romney Chase. We are all liable to maintain area. Cracked tarmac and lifted tarmac. Area used to reverse out of garage, used as overspill parking as we have limited parking in cul de sac. Damage to property by root nuisance, heading towards drain. Need to dig out damaged area and get tarmac level kerbstone reinstated.