Chessington South Railway Station Garrison Lane Chessington KT9 2JR

1. 1 Jun 2020

   Received by Kingston upon Thames

2. 4 Aug 2020

   Decision issued: TPO Surgery

3. 28 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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• Land To The Rear/Side Of 119 York Way Chessington KT9 2JX

  21/03162/TPO Submitted 1 Oct 2021 50 yards away

  T.9, T.10 & T.12 Ash - Fell. 4. It is the case that an alternative to felling such as pruning or significant 'pollarding' of the tree would not provide a reliable or sustainable remedy to the subsidence in this case. We do not consider that any other potential means of mitigation, including root barriers, would be effective or appropriate in the circumstances. 5. We are satisfied that the evidence obtained following completion of our Arboricultural Implication Assessment report completed 13th February 2020 clearly links the iimplicated trees as the cause of damage to the risk address 6. Insurers understanding the requirement to offer replacement planting in the event consent to fell is granted.

  Decided Trees 3 docs

• 31 Ellingham Road Chessington KT9 2JA

  25/01097/HOU Submitted 22 Apr 2025 100 yards away

  Enlargement of existing dormer

  Granted Householder Loft or dormer 8 docs
  Domestic

• Land To The Rear Of 51 York Way Chessington KT9 2JU

  21/01781/TPO Submitted 21 May 2021 100 yards away

  T.1 & T.2 Oak - Fell.

  Decided Trees 3 docs

• 62 Bransby Road Chessington KT9 2LA

  26/00541/FUL Submitted 12 Mar 2026 100 yards away

  Erection of single storey rear extension to ground floor flat.

  Granted Full applications Extension 14 docs
  Small domestic

• 62 Bransby Road Chessington KT9 2LA

  22/00383/FUL Submitted 8 Feb 2022 100 yards away

  Formation of dropped kerb and associated hardstanding to charge electric vehicle

  Granted Full applications 7 docs

• 32 York Way Chessington KT9 2JX

  23/01364/HOU Submitted 23 May 2023 150 yards away

  Erection of part single/part two-storey rear extension

  Refused Householder Extension 5 docs
  Domestic

• 26/02247/TPO Awaiting decision

  Maple House 139 Maple Road Surbiton KT6 4BA

  T1: Horse Chestnut - Raise the lower branches over the public footpath up to 2.5 metres to allow safe passage for pedestrians. Raise the lower branches over the road & traffic lights to achieve a 5.2 metre clearance & 1.5 metre clearance from the traffic lights. Remove basal growth up to 4 metres. 2m clearance from the building to stop squirrels jumping on the roof.

  Received 21 Oct, published by the council 22 Oct 2026 Trees
• 26/02244/TCA Awaiting decision

  27 Grove Crescent Kingston Upon Thames KT1 2DG

  T001: Cotoneaster (Cotoneaster sp.) - Light trim to shape 1.5 metre Crown reduction.

  Received 20 Oct, published by the council 22 Oct 2026 Trees
• 26/02241/TPO Awaiting decision

  4 Lord Chancellor Walk Kingston Upon Thames KT2 7HG

  1: Lime - Re pollard back to prior reduction points, approximately 1-2 metres. 1: Sweet Chestnut - 1 metre Crown reduction.

  Received 20 Oct, published by the council 22 Oct 2026 Trees
• 26/02240/TCA Awaiting decision

  37 Queens Road Kingston Upon Thames KT2 7SL

  T1: Japanese Maple - Reduce by 30cm. T2: Magnolia - Reduce by 1 m and thin 15%. T3: Redwood - Reduce by 1-2 metres.

  Received 20 Oct, published by the council 22 Oct 2026 Trees
• 26/02235/TPO Awaiting decision

  Scout Hut Stirling Walk Surbiton KT5 9HY

  The proposal is to replace approximately 8 m of damaged existing surface water drainage pipe within the grounds of Berrylands Scout Group. The pipe is on its existing alignment and conveys surface water towards an outfall to Surbiton Stream. Its failure restores no positive fall to the outfall, which contributes to recurring flooding of the site. The pipe is being relaid like-for-like to restore positive fall and function, and no change to the pipe?s capacity or the site?s impermeable area is proposed. Works within the Root Protection Area Part of the pipe lies within the Root Protection Area (RPA) of an Oak (T20) protected by a Tree Preservation Order (ref. RBK.04.87). No felling, pruning or other work to the tree is proposed. The works within the RPA will be carried out as follows, as shown on Tree Protection Plan 25015-WCS-XX-ZZ-DR-C-0004: Hand-dug or air-spade trial holes along the pipe route to establish the extent, depth and diameter of roots before installation. Excavation by hand to BS 5837:2012 (Section 7.2), retaining all roots over 25 mm diameter. No root over 25 mm will be cut without prior agreement from the arboriculturist. Mechanical excavation limited to breaking out the existing hard surface (approx. 100 mm depth), under the arboriculturist?s direct instruction. Protective Heras fencing (braced) and ground protection sheets for the duration of the works. Reinstatement of the existing hard surfacing like-for-like once the pipe is installed. All arisings removed from site and the site left as found. All works within the RPA, including trial holes, excavation, pipe installation and reinstatement of the hard surfacing, will be supervised on site by a qualified arboriculturist.

  Received 19 Oct, published by the council 22 Oct 2026 Trees