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Katsura tree (Cercidiphyllum Japonicum) labeled KT1 on SITE PLAN to be removed to ground level. Tree causes excessive shading, is immediately adjacent to retaining wall and conservatory likely to cause structural issues, and at 10m is out of proportion for small urban back garden / yard. Replant with one of three possible species with mature height arround 5m at greater distance from retaining wall and conservatory as detaild in PDF file : "133 Graham St Tree Works PHOTOS and JUSTIFICATION.pdf".

133 Graham Street, London, N1 8LB

FINAL DECISIONReference: P2026/1378/TRELondon Borough of Islington

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Application location

133 Graham Street, London, N1 8LB

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Application summary

Status
FINAL DECISION
Application type
Tree Works Notification in Conservation Area
Received
28 May 2026
Validated
2 Jun 2026
Determination deadline
27 Jul 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Islington

Application overview

Katsura tree (Cercidiphyllum Japonicum) labeled KT1 on SITE PLAN to be removed to ground level. Tree causes excessive shading, is immediately adjacent to retaining wall and conservatory likely to cause structural issues, and at 10m is out of proportion for small urban back garden / yard. Replant with one of three possible species with mature height arround 5m at greater distance from retaining wall and conservatory as detaild in PDF file : "133 Graham St Tree Works PHOTOS and JUSTIFICATION.pdf".

Proposal details

Reference
P2026/1378/TRE
Alternative references
PP-14967640
Ward
St Peter's & Canalside
UPRN
5300036955

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Documents 5 of 5

DocumentPublishedAction
File Size: 172447, Reference: Application Form - Without Personal DataDefault28 May 2026View
File Size: 103496, Reference: Sketch planDefault28 May 2026View
File Size: 108410, Reference: Site/Block Plan - ExistingDefault28 May 2026View
File Size: 6195178, Reference: Statement of reasons for workDefault28 May 2026View
864647-864618T-ACK2-_CAC_Valid_Notification_934_v1.pdfTrees - Final Decision Note4 Jun 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Tree Works - Auto Permit
864647-864618T-ACK2-_CAC_Valid_Notification_934_v1.pdf
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