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T1. Beech Tree. 16 metres in height. 14 metres in width. Reduce by 3 metres leaving the tree 13 metres in height. this is to decrease the weight as heavily overgrown, blocking natural sunlight and causing a lot of fallen debris. Situated on the road side of Macauley Close on the green T2. Multi Stemmed Sycamore Tree. 20 metres in height. 16 metres in width. Pollard down by 4 metres all round, leaving the tree 16 metres in height and 12 metres in width, tree is getting too big for its location and neighbouring boundary wall. (EXEMPT Situated on the green outside Conniffe Court. T3. Silver birch Tree. Approximately 10 metres in height. Fell as tree is dead. Situated in the car park but will require replacing) pursuant to condition 6 of planning permission 971/83

CONNIFFE COURT, MCAULEY CLOSE, ELTHAM, LONDON, SE9 1UB

DecidedReference: 25/3921/SDRoyal Borough of Greenwich

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CONNIFFE COURT, MCAULEY CLOSE, ELTHAM, LONDON, SE9 1UB

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Status
Decided
Application type
Submission of Details 8 Weeks
Received
21 Nov 2025
Validated
21 Nov 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Royal Borough of Greenwich

Application overview

T1. Beech Tree. 16 metres in height. 14 metres in width. Reduce by 3 metres leaving the tree 13 metres in height. this is to decrease the weight as heavily overgrown, blocking natural sunlight and causing a lot of fallen debris. Situated on the road side of Macauley Close on the green T2. Multi Stemmed Sycamore Tree. 20 metres in height. 16 metres in width. Pollard down by 4 metres all round, leaving the tree 16 metres in height and 12 metres in width, tree is getting too big for its location and neighbouring boundary wall. (EXEMPT Situated on the green outside Conniffe Court. T3. Silver birch Tree. Approximately 10 metres in height. Fell as tree is dead. Situated in the car park but will require replacing) pursuant to condition 6 of planning permission 971/83

Proposal details

Reference
25/3921/SD
Alternative references
PP-14507732
Ward
ELTHAM TOWN & AVERY HILL
Parish
Eltham & Kidbrooke
Agent
Acacia Tree Surgeons Ltd

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Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF10 Dec 2025View
Screenshot 2025-11-21 112245145077320000.pngDocument21 Nov 2025View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF21 Nov 2025View
Acknowledgement letterCorrespondence · PDF21 Nov 2025View

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