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Proposed removal of tree located in front garden of 26 Rosebery Road, N10 2LH. It is believed to be a coniferous cypress tree, which has been half removed by the previous home owners (We acquired the house on 27 October 2022). The remaining half of the tree overhangs the footway and is leaning dangerously into the low level brick wall, which we believe is being undermined by the tree. The remainder of the tree in question appears to be dead with brown foliage in lieu of what is presumed to be evergreen foliage. The remainder of the tree also obstructs significant daylight to the ground floor habitable rooms, and with its close proximity to the house (2-3m) and underground drains, there are concerns that it may lead to subsidence or breaching of drains. The photos included within this application hopefully demonstrate the low quality of the tree and the impact it has on surrounding amenity and the public footway.

26, Rosebery Road, Hornsey, London, N10 2LH

Decision MadeReference: HGY/2022/4058London Borough of Haringey

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Application location

26, Rosebery Road, Hornsey, London, N10 2LH

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Works to trees in Conservation Area
Received
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Validated
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Determination deadline
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Local authority
London Borough of Haringey

Application overview

Proposed removal of tree located in front garden of 26 Rosebery Road, N10 2LH. It is believed to be a coniferous cypress tree, which has been half removed by the previous home owners (We acquired the house on 27 October 2022). The remaining half of the tree overhangs the footway and is leaning dangerously into the low level brick wall, which we believe is being undermined by the tree. The remainder of the tree in question appears to be dead with brown foliage in lieu of what is presumed to be evergreen foliage. The remainder of the tree also obstructs significant daylight to the ground floor habitable rooms, and with its close proximity to the house (2-3m) and underground drains, there are concerns that it may lead to subsidence or breaching of drains. The photos included within this application hopefully demonstrate the low quality of the tree and the impact it has on surrounding amenity and the public footway.

Proposal details

Reference
HGY/2022/4058
Alternative references
PP-11682387
Ward
Alexandra Park

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF9 Nov 2022View
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HGY 4058 Tree Work Report Template · PDF15 Dec 2022View

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