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There are two mature Lime trees in the back garden of 53a Shepherds Hill adjacent to the boundary with the Shepherds Hill Allotment (shown as T1 and T2 on the sketch drawing). The trees are c.15m tall and overhang the Shepherds Hill Allotments. The proposed works are to cut the trees back to the extent they overhang the allotments. The applicant holds one of the adjacent allotments. 53a Shepherds Hill forms part of the Shepherds Hill Conservation Area. The Shepherds Hill Allotments fall outside of the Shepherds Hill Conservation Area. Given the buildings in the way and that they sit on land at a lower elevation, the trees are not visible from any public place within the Shepherds Hill Conservation Area and therefore do not contribute to the amenity value of the conservation area. The planned works are also consistent Haringey Council's rule that trees within the Shepherds Hill Allotments should not exceed 3m in height.

Mount Lodge, 53A Shepherds Hill, Hornsey, London, N6 5QR

Decision MadeReference: HGY/2024/0949London Borough of Haringey

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Application summary

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

Application overview

There are two mature Lime trees in the back garden of 53a Shepherds Hill adjacent to the boundary with the Shepherds Hill Allotment (shown as T1 and T2 on the sketch drawing). The trees are c.15m tall and overhang the Shepherds Hill Allotments. The proposed works are to cut the trees back to the extent they overhang the allotments. The applicant holds one of the adjacent allotments. 53a Shepherds Hill forms part of the Shepherds Hill Conservation Area. The Shepherds Hill Allotments fall outside of the Shepherds Hill Conservation Area. Given the buildings in the way and that they sit on land at a lower elevation, the trees are not visible from any public place within the Shepherds Hill Conservation Area and therefore do not contribute to the amenity value of the conservation area. The planned works are also consistent Haringey Council's rule that trees within the Shepherds Hill Allotments should not exceed 3m in height.

Proposal details

Reference
HGY/2024/0949
Alternative references
PP-12952286
Ward
Highgate

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Application location

Mount Lodge, 53A Shepherds Hill, Hornsey, London, N6 5QR

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DocumentPublishedAction
Tree drawing.jpg4 Apr 2024View
Comments from the Highgate Neighbourhood Forum · PDF25 Apr 2024View
Tree photo8 May 2024View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF4 Apr 2024View

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