Planning applications submitted to Kingston Council

The proposals set out a new layout of pitches, dayrooms, hardstanding and drainage, together with landscaping to frame the site.

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Below is an overview of the latest planning applications validated by Kingston Council this week:

Land On East Side Of Leatherhead Road, Malden Rushett, Chessington KT9 2NG. Application for the creation of a residential caravan site (7 pitches for Gypsies/Travellers), including the erection of 7 dayrooms, associated hardstanding and drainage works, and landscaping enhancement (Part retrospective). Ref. No: 26/01543/FUL

Clarks College, 76 Claremont Road, Surbiton KT6 4RW. Tree works for a tree of heaven, reducing the height by 2.5 metres and cutting back from the building by 2.5m. Ref. No: 26/01728/TCA

202 Ewell Road, Surbiton KT6 6HL. Works to a horse chestnut including a 3-metre crown reduction, removal of all dead and damaged branches, and basal growth removal up to 4 metres. Ref. No: 26/01727/TPO

Lever House, 3 St James Road, Kingston Upon Thames KT1 2BA. Application for a Non-Material Amendment to alter the trigger point for the Design Code submission under Condition 3 of the outline planning approval for a residential building not exceeding 16 storeys. Ref. No: 26/01718/NMA

Chessington World Of Adventures Resort, Leatherhead Road, Chessington KT9 2NE. Proposed relocation of the approved substation by 500mm northeast and relocate the bollards to concrete plinth beneath substation under planning for electric vehicle charging stations. Ref. No: 26/01712/NMA

5 Tamesis Gardens, Worcester Park KT4 7JX. Application for the felling of two Chamaecyparis trees and one Eriobotrya japonica. Ref. No: 26/01702/TCA
Cambridge Road Estate Redevelopment Site, Cambridge Road, Kingston Upon Thames.

Non-Material Amendment to remove Condition 83 from the granted planning permission for estate redevelopment. Ref. No: 26/01704/NMA

Flat 1, 21 Adelaide Road, Surbiton KT6 4TA. Tree works to fell one conifer and reduce the height and sides of a Holm oak/Laurel clump. Ref. No: 26/01706/TCA

61 Malden Way, New Malden KT3 6DX. Non-Material Amendment to update the approved internal floor plans to reflect the as-built layout for a property converted into two flats. Ref. No: 26/01701/NMA

63 Highdown, Worcester Park KT4 7JA. Proposal to demolish an existing garage and side extension, build a single storey front porch, side and rear wraparound extension, with a rendered exterior. Ref. No: 26/01691/HOUF

12 Chelsea Close, Worcester Park KT4 7SF. Tree works to crown reduce two oaks by 2m, leaving trees at 10m tall and 4m/7m wide. Ref. No: 26/01685/TPO

Pigeon Hoo, 9 Coombe Ridings, Kingston Upon Thames KT2 7JT. Application to fell a self-seeded oak tree. Ref. No: 26/01680/TPO

1 Malcolm Drive, Surbiton KT6 6QS. Crown reduction of two oaks by 3m, yew by 1.5m, and two cypresses by 1m, following historical pruning points. Ref. No: 26/01673/TPO

10 California Road, New Malden KT3 3RU. Plans for a single storey rear and side porch extension, roof extension with side/rear dormer, and associated alterations. Ref. No: 26/01585/HOUF

Windsong, Coombe Hill Road, Kingston Upon Thames KT2 7DU. Tree works for an oak involving a 2.5m lateral reduction to provide clearance to the property Horncreek. Ref. No: 26/01564/TPO

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