Understanding planning · 13 min read
Planning application documents: what to read first
Understand planning application documents, officer reports and decision notices. Use a reading checklist, document table and worked example to inspect a case.
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Auden Place London NW1 8ND
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Auden Place London NW1 8ND
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View location mapON COMMUNAL AREAS: 1 x Ceanothus (T11) - Lightly cut back from 1st floor window and wall by approx. 60cm. 1 x Maple (T12) - Remove dead trunk growing towards the Albert Pub and other branches that are dead or have peeling bark. 1 x Cotoneaster (T13) - Very light lift of approx. 50cm over parking area. 1 x Portuguese Laurel (T14) - Create 30cm clearance from wall. 1 x Pittasporum (T15) - Cut back from windows by approx. 50cm. 1 x Cotoneaster (T16) - Lift to 2.5 m from ground level and cut back from window by 0.5m. 1 x Pittasporum (T17) - Remove stem closest to windows.
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