Planning applications submitted to Kingston Council

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Plans have been submitted that would see significant tree work carried out at a major sports ground in New Malden.

The proposals cover a large number of specimens and set out a mix of pruning, reductions and removals, all subject to the usual checks under tree protection rules.

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Below is a summary of the most recent applications submitted to Kingston Council:

Kings College Sports Ground Windsor Avenue New Malden KT3 5HA. Multiple tree works: crown raising, pollarding, felling dead/diseased trees, reduction for safety, ecological stacking, and access improvements to support maintenance and tree health throughout the grounds. Ref. No: 26/01621/TPO

34 Rose Walk Surbiton KT5 8HS. Proposed single storey rear extension, 5.22m deep, with a maximum height of 3.68m and eaves height of 3.04m. Ref. No: 26/01665/PAEXT

Home Park Court Palace Road Kingston Upon Thames KT1 2LF. Tree works: up to 2m crown reduction on a Purple Plum and a Purple Weeping Birch with a 2m crown lift, 2.5-3m crown reduction on Beech, and 2-3m crown reduction on Weeping Ash. Ref. No: 26/01660/TPO

66 Douglas Road Kingston Upon Thames KT1 3PT. Erection of a single storey detached domestic outbuilding within the garden. Ref. No: 26/01648/CPUF

66 Douglas Road Kingston Upon Thames KT1 3PT. Single storey rear extension proposed, 5m deep, maximum height of 4m and eaves height of 3m. Ref. No: 26/01649/PAEXTF

13 Pine Walk Surbiton KT5 8NJ. Application for non-material amendments to a previous approval, including omitting a two-storey side extension, modifying windows and doors, changing wall finishes to render, and refurbishing the porch. Ref. No: 26/01651/NMA

6 Southborough Road Surbiton KT6 6JN. Request to fell a dead Copper Beech tree. Ref. No: 26/01654/TPO

2 The Moat New Malden KT3 4SB. Beech tree: reduce limbs overhanging into neighbouring property by 3m, with crown reduction by 2m and removal of damaged limbs; plus removal of one dead hanging limb from a neighbouring tree. Ref. No: 26/01642/TCA

83 Ewell Road Surbiton KT6 6AH. Proposed felling of a Fig tree and crown lift of a Holm Oak up to 2.5m above ground by removing selected lower branches. Ref. No: 26/01635/TCA

44 Adelaide Road Surbiton KT6 4SS. Tree works: 0.5m crown reduction on a Holly, 1-1.5m on a Magnolia, 0.5-1m on a Quince, and reduction of a mixed Malus/Kidds Orange Red hedge by 1-1.5m. Ref. No: 26/01638/TCA

17 Tudor Road Kingston Upon Thames KT2 6AS. Proposal to fell four large council-owned conifers thought to impact garden light and growth at 10 New Road (with supporting correspondence from councillors). Ref. No: 26/01641/TCA

19 Tudor Road Kingston Upon Thames KT2 6AS. Yew tree pruning works to reduce overhanging lateral branches on the garden side by up to 1 metre. Ref. No: 26/01644/TCA

38 Corkran Road Surbiton KT6 6PN. Pine: remove two scaffold limbs and reduce a limb by 4m. Strawberry tree: remove one limb and prune by 3m. Box Elder: prune back by 3m. Ref. No: 26/01631/TCA

74 Herne Road Tolworth KT6 5BP. Works to address one dead conifer and one dead sycamore tree. Ref. No: 26/01626/DTN

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