Planning application
Land adjacent to 53 Waverley Drive Chertsey Surrey KT16 9PE
Works: Demolition Small domestic
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Proposal
Erection of a detached two storey dwelling following demolition of outbuilding, including provision of retaining wall along western side boundary. New vehicular access to facilitate access to the highway.
As published by the council, reference RU.26/0929
Application record
- Reference
- RU.26/0929
- Status
- Pending As published: REGISTERED
- Postcode
- KT16 9PE
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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16 Sep 2026
Added to PlanIndex
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Decision
Awaiting decision
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53 Waverley Drive Chertsey Surrey KT16 9PE
Details pursuant to Discharge Condition 4 (External Materials) of planning permission RU.26/0338 Extensions and alterations to existing dwelling, including raising of ridge height and formation of gable ends and dormer windows with rooflights. Erection of a two-storey rear extension and front porch with pitched roof. Demolition of existing front boundary wall and erection of a replacement lower boundary wall following the demolition of existing outbuildings. Formation of a new vehicular access and enlargement of an existing vehicular crossover to facilitate access to the highway (Amended description)
Granted Extension Loft or dormer +3Small domestic -
Small domestic
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53 Waverley Drive Chertsey Surrey KT16 9PE
Extensions and alterations to existing dwelling, including raising of ridge height and formation of gable ends and dormer windows with rooflights. Erection of a two-storey rear extension and front porch with pitched roof. Demolition of existing front boundary wall and erection of a replacement lower boundary wall following the demolition of existing outbuildings. Formation of a new vehicular access and enlargement of an existing vehicular crossover to facilitate access to the highway (Amended description)
Granted Other Extension Loft or dormer +3 18 docsSmall domestic -
10 Waverley Drive Chertsey Surrey KT16 9PG
80% historically approved
Common Beech T1- (on sketch reference- 00234#) is located in the back left hand side of the rear garden at No.10 Waverley Drive. The tree is semi-mature and has a westerly lean toward the main road A320 (Guildford Rd). The tree is in a well protected area with other very mature Beech and Oaks surrounding it from neighbouring gardens. It is also located in an over grown section of garden on a steep bank that is susceptible to erosion and failing. The tops of the tree are dead and some other sections of the outer crown are browning and losing leaves. A reduction on this tree wouldn???t be appropriate as the amount of cutting required would leave too significant wounds, this wouldn???t be recommend by BS3998:2010. The wounds would cause the tree to rot from the tops down. With the proximity to the road and the dieing crown as well as the uncertainty of the bank, my recommendation is to fell the Beech (T1) to ground level and alleviate any further issues or risk of it failing towards the main road. In previous years there has been a mature Beech in this same property fall and snap from the base at 3am, falling directly across the road towards St Peter???s hospital. Blocking the road in both directions and having caused serious delays and damage there is reasonable concern for this removal. There is no plan at current to replant something in its place as the area is heavily overgrown with other shrubs and small trees. As well as being surrounded by other much more mature trees it will prevent any other small sapling from growing as everything else will quickly take over.
Awaiting decision Trees -