Planning applications in Highbury

236 St Paul's Road, London

2x Poplar trees (T.44471) ar rear of garden to remove to ground level due to potential risk of failure towards the Networks Rail Operational land. Trees have been categorised in THREATS as Cat 5 trees - See attached F3077 Form.

York House, 14 Highbury Crescent, London

T1: self set Tree of heaven, 20cm DBH between fences, remove G1: Mixed small trees, shrubs (ceanothus, prunus cerasifera etc) all under 15cm DBH. general pruning, lifting, reducing by up to 1m from branch ends

36 Highbury Place, London, N5 1QP

Rear Garden: growing within the curtilage of 37 Highbury Place, overhanging No.36 Highbury Place: G1: Mixed species group of small trees: Approximately 6.00m: Reduce lateral and sub lateral branches overhanging No.36 by up to 1.20m. Reduce crown heights by up to 1.20m reducing over long branches back into main crown structure. Thin crown density by 20%. General maintenance/Control encroachment. T1: Magnolia: Approximately 6.00m: Reduce crown by approximately 1.20m. Thin crown density by 20%. General maintenance. T2: Elder: Approximately 6.00m: Thin crown density by 20%-25%. reduce crown by approximately 1.20m. General maintenance. T3: Birch: Approximately 7.00m: Reduce crown by approximately 1.20m. General maintenance. T4: Cherry: Approximately 4.00m: Reduce back to previous and most recent reduction points approximately 30-40cm. General maintenance.

1 De Barowe Mews, London, N5 1SB

T1 - Lime - pollard, back to main trunk - this tree suffered wind damage recently

4, Roseleigh Avenue, London, N5 1SP

Olive (T1) - Reduce crown by 3m in height and 1.5m on the sides. To let more light into the garden

40, Sotheby Road, London, N5 2UR

Pittosporum evergreen tree - shown as x on sketch plan and Photograph. Crown reduction at high level, Removing snagging branches and pruning back to restore shape.

17 Highbury Terrace, London

(T1) Lime - Tree is an old pollard, approximately 18m tall, with approximately 2m of regrowth. The tree is located right at the rear of number 17 Highbury Terrace. The tree is significantly overhanging the flats at the back and blocking a lot of light and posing a risk to property and people from falling limbs. Proposing to reduce entire crown to 4m below existing pollard points (6m) in order to mitigate risk of falling branches and shorten the tree for future maintenance as a pollard.

38 Highbury Place, London, N5 1QP

T1 - Magnolia - Crown lift by 1m Selectively thin crown by 15-20% Selectively reduce crown by 1-1.5m

14 Melgund Road, London, N5 1PT

Certificate of Lawfulness (Proposed): erection of a second floor rear extension

19, Highbury Hill, London, N5 1SU

T1: Silver birch (10m): Crown reduce by 1.5m to keep tree at a size suitable for its location

35, Highbury Park, London, N5 1TH

T1 - elder tree with Ganoderma brackets at base of tree-(see photos) (6m) - take down to ground level.

43 Highbury Park, London, N5 1TH

T1 - cherry tree (10m) - remove two lowest branches overhanging road and reduce branches over honey locust tree by approximately 2m. T2 - Portuguese laurel tree (4m) - prune branches growing through railings back within railings to reduce road obstruction. Back garden- T3 - hornbeam tree hedge (6-7m) - reduce height to previous pruning points, approximately 0.5-1m, reduce branches overhanging rear neighbour back to boundary, approximately 0.5-1m and trim front face and ends with hedge cutters. T4 - fig tree (8m) - remove stem growing towards house, remove straight epicormic shoot through crown and remove curving stem on right to thin crown.

Flat A, 81 Calabria Road, London, N5 1HX

Tree location - rear garden Access - no side access T1 - Approx. H8 S8 45DBH Cherry - impacting on boundry wall and patio area. Fell as close as possible to ground level. Apply appropriate herbicide

Highwood Court, 22 Highbury Crescent, London

2 x Sycamore - Cut the entire tree to ground level The trees are causing issues with the boundary wall. The structural engineer has consistently recommended the removal of these trees, as they are likely the primary cause of the wall's partial collapse. Additionally, their continued growth is expected to cause damage to the new wall due to their proximity.

Flat A, 1 Roseleigh Avenue, London, N5 1SP

Rear Garden: T1: Lilac: Approximately 3.00m-5.00m: Thin crown density by 20%. Reduce overlong branches back into main crown structure by 0.75m. General maintenance.

40, Garden Flat, Highbury Grove, London, N5 2AG

T1, eucalyptus. mature, heavy lean likely due to poor rooting as a young tree, targets. Proposed works: reduce leading lateral by up to 5m to appropriate secondary limb, removal of dead limb

21, Highbury Hill, London, N5 1SU

We want to remove the one large tree in the garden at the house - it is the only large tree in the garden so easy to locate

58 Sotheby Road, London, N5 2UT

I want to trim the branches of my neighbour's tree that are touching my property and crossing my property's boundary. The tree hasn't been trimmed in over 16 years, and the branches are also causing damage to my conservatory.

64 Hamilton Park West, London, N5 1AB

T1- Cherry tree in garden of number 64- remove 1 low branch growing over garden of number 66.

134, Aberdeen Park, London, N5 2BA

T1234 - lime. Re pollard row of small trees as part of general maintenance

11, Roseleigh Avenue, London, N5 1SP

T1: Bay (6m): Reduce height by 2m and shape to keep tree at a size suitable for its location T2: Fig (3m): Remove to as close to ground level as possible as it is a poor specimen T3: Elder (6m): Remove to as close to ground level as possible as it is a poor specimen

10 Roseleigh Avenue, London

Loquat (9m): Crown reduce by 2m to keep tree at a size suitable for its location and as part of regular maintenance.

61, Aberdeen Park, London, N5 2AZ

T1 - Poplar tree - 3/4 of a poplar at rear of garden split out in recent storms due to heavy decay up the main stem, fell the remaining portion of tree still standing to make it safe.

York House, 14 Highbury Crescent, London

T1: Cherry plum, small tree: cut back from building, crown reduction removing up to 1.5m from branch ends T2: Holly: crown reduction, removing up to 3m from branch ends

65, Aberdeen Road, London, N5 2XB

Ash (15M high, 650mm dia.) - Reduce the crown of the tree by up to 2 metres and back to the most recent points of reduction.

2, Flat A, Aberdeen Park, London, N5 2BN

T1, T2 Robinia, fell and poison T3, T4, T5, T6 Lime crown reduce to previous points, approx. 1.5m All works are cyclical maintenance.

11, Highbury Hill, London, N5 1SU

T1 = TO POLLARD 1 X LIME TREE BY 2.0/2.5MTRS LIGHT ACCESS GENERAL MAINTENANCE

14, Aberdeen Park, London, N5 2BN

T3 - birch tree (8m) - take down to ground level. T4 - birch tree (8m) - take down to ground level.

3 Howard Mews, London, N5 1SD

T1 Sycamore : Fell and grind.

17, Highbury Hill, London, N5 1SU

Tree is identified as Tree 9 on the drawing 311 and this corresponds with the same number on the tree condition report. it is a flowering ornamental cherry and is described in the report as: Multi-stemmed from 1m with compression forks; small ornamental tree; upper crown reduced at 7.5m resulting in wounds of average 40mm diameter; crown visible from Highbury Hill to S; arboricultural quality and amenity value diminished by heavy pruning; consequently makes limited contribution to Highbury Fields Conservation Area. The tree is not on good condition and has a poor shape. The owners propose to replace this tree with a semi mature 20-22 standard Prunus 'Sunset Boulevard'. This has an upright form and so is much more suitable for city gardens where we don't want a wide spread.

22 Leigh Road, London

T1: Mature Sycamore: Approximately 16.00m: Reduce back to pollard/reduction points whist retaining approximately 20% of fine branch structure. General maintenance/

63, Aberdeen Park, London, N5 2AZ

T1 T2 T3 - Three Poplar Trees - poplars pollarded back to original pollard points from last time trees were done approx. 8 years ago T4 - Fraxinus excelsior - Crown reduction of 1 meter all round T5 - Betula pendula - Crown reduction of half a meter

28, Highbury Hill, London

T1, 2, 3, 4 3 Sycamores & 1 Plane tree in rear garden - reduce crowns to previous, regular points of reduction. 2m max. branch removal T5 - Oak in front garden - reduce to regular points of reduction, 2m maximum branch removal, remove epicormic growth from trunk Works as required by insurance company

92, Aberdeen Park, London

T1 - Alder - reduce crown by 2m, to previous points of reduction. Please see report attached for reasons for work

92, Aberdeen Park, London

Lime T2 - Fell See attached report

140 Aberdeen Park, London, N5 2BA

T1 cherry - 20% crown reduction and light crown thin T2 sycamore - 20% crown reduction and light crown thin

20 - 26, The Highbury Centre, 20 - 26, Aberdeen Park, London, N5 2BJ

T1 Ash Crown reduce height and spread branch lengths 3-3.5m to retain even and flowing canopy outline Remove any remaining major deadwood T2 English oak Prune southern crown 2-2.5m branch lengths at 12m height + where overhanging building line to retain even and flowing canopy outline Remove major deadwood T3 Sycamore Prune southern crown 1.5-2.0m branch lengths at12m height + to give clearance from building line to retain even and flowing canopy outline Remove major deadwood T4 Tree of heaven Prune south eastern crown 2.0-2.5m branch lengths at 12m height + to give clearance from building line to retain even and flowing canopy outline Remove major deadwood

35 Highbury Hill, London

Rear Garden: T1: Mature Pittosporum: Approximately 7.00m: Raise low crown by approximately 1.25m. Lightly thin density by 15%-20%. Trim to tidy and control, up to approximately 30cm. Remove dead wood. General maintenance. T2: Mature Apple: Approximately 5.00m: Reduce back to previous and most recent reduction points approximately 1.20m. Reduce western section of the crown by up to 1.50m to help balance and reduce back from the Camphor tree adjacent. To help control encroachment. General maintenance. Naturalised area/rear of the garden: G1: Pyracantha Hedge Line: Approximately 3.50m-4.00m: Reduce hedge height by approximately 1.25m-1.50m. Reduce lateral and sub lateral growth back from the garden to control encroachment up to 70cm. General maintenance. T3: Camphor Laurel: Approximately 5.00m: Reduce crown by approximately 1.25m all round to form a more compact crown structure. Thin crown density by 20%. General maintenance. S1: Viburnum: multi stemmed: Approximately 3.50m: Reduce by approximately 0.50m. Lightly thin crown density by 15%-20%. Preserve epicormic and Basel growth. General maintenance.

116 Calabria Road, London, N5 1HT

We have two trees in our back garden, and we wish to remove the tree on the right as it has grown exponentially and having both trees in place significantly blocks the sunlight to the garden. Not only is this undesirable in the summer months when we spend a lot of time outdoors, but it means our ability to maintain various species of flowers is severely impacted due to the lack of light getting through. Having both trees brings a lot of insects to the garden and we have a toddler and will soon have a new baby and we want to minimise the impact of the bugs and insects while they play outside. We are proposing to keep the left hand tree and remove the right hand tree.

Park House, 55 Highbury Park, London

Pruning Species Location T1 Sycamore Rear garden, northern boundary Goals: • · Carry out a maximum 3.0 metres growth in height and spread pruning back to suitable growth points to leave a balanced crown. · Remove deadwood though the crown (25mm dia or greater) Integrity REPORT ATTACHED FOR Reasons - to reduce size of canopy causing excess insects , birds mess, and light reduction

25, Highbury Place, London, N5 1QP

Pruning Species Location G1 X2 Cherry back of property T2 Grand Magnolia back of property T3 Fig back of property T4 Copper Birch back of property T5 Silver Birch back of property Goals: • Crown reduction on the stated trees by removing 1.0 - 2.0 metres growth in height and spread pruning back to suitable growth points to leave a balanced crown. G1 x2 Cherry- To reduce and reshape the larger cherry. T2 Grand Magnoilia - To reduce and reshape. T3 Fig - To reduce and reshape T4 Copper Birch - To reduce and reshape reshape & also reduce the over extended limb back to the elbow shaped point. T5 Silver Birch - reduce and reshape.

82 Aberdeen Road, London, N5 2XA

T1, T2 Sycamore, crown reduce to most recent points, approx. 2m. Cyclical maintenance.

9 Highbury Hill, London

T1) Lime - Reduce crown by 30% back to previous 2.5m of hight and 1.5m of width T2) False acacia - Reduce crowns by 35% back to previous 3.5m of hight and 2m of width T3) Lime - Reduce crown by 30% back to previous 2.5m of hight and 1.5m of width

4, Highbury Terrace Mews, London, N5 1UT

T1: Eucalyptus: Remove new growth back to previous points of reduction. T2: Bay: Reduce height by no more than 1.5 metres and reshape. Reason for works: Regular tree maintenance

59, Hamilton Park West, London, N5 1AE

T1 - ash tree (14m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 3m reduction and lift crown by removing horizontal branches on N and NE sides of crown. T2 - lime tree (11m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 2m reduction. T3 - lime tree (13m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 2m reduction. T4 - lime tree (11m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 2m reduction. T5 - birch tree (8m) - reduce branches away from house by approximately 2m. T6 - birch tree (12m) - reduce height by approximately 3m and reduce branches away from house by approximately 2m. T7 - birch tree (8m) - reduce branches away from house by approximately 1.5m. T9 - ash tree (14m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 3m reduction, remove deadwood and lift crown by removing horizontal branches on W and S sides of crown ( this includes the removal of horizontal branches overhanging the neighbours property).

Highbury Crescent Rooms, 70 Ronalds Road, London

T1 - lime tree (12m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 2m reduction. T2 - lime tree (12m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 2m reduction. T3 - lime tree (12m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 3m reduction. T4 - lime tree (12m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 3m reduction. T5 - holly tree (6m) - trim with hedge cutters. T6 - lime tree (13m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 2m reduction. T7 - lime tree (12m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 3m reduction.

Highbury Court, 15A Highbury Crescent, London

Lime x 9 (G1) – re-pollard back to previous most recent cuts (approx 1.5m off). False acacia (T2) - prune back to previous most recent cuts (approx 2m off). Cherry x 2 (T3, T4) - prune back to previous most recent cuts (approx 1.5m off). Mulberry (T5) – Reduce crown by 1m, to reduce loading on the extensively decayed base and get clearance from the building.

33, Highbury Grove, London

T1 - Sycamore Tree - Raise the crown over the neighbours property boundary only by removing selected branches growing towards the house giving at least a 2m clearance from building. Reduce the lateral spread of that remaining side by approx 1-2m to suitable growth points where possible. .. Do not reduce in height or the remaining tree.

Flat First Floor South, 11 Highbury Place, London, N5 1QZ

Replacement of two single glazed timber sash windows with double glazed timber sash windows to first floor rear elevation (P2024/2415/FUL also submitted)

Flat C, 38 Riversdale Road, London, N5 2JT

Loft conversion with rear facing dormer and roof lights to front roof slope.