14, Tennyson Avenue, Waltham Abbey, EN9 3BJ
Certificate of Lawful Development for proposed hip to gable loft conversion with rear dormer and front roof lights.
Hertfordshire · East of England
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Certificate of Lawful Development for proposed hip to gable loft conversion with rear dormer and front roof lights.
Erection of single storey rear extension.
Two storey side extension and single storey rear extension. Ground floor bay window roof to be extending across front elevation to create a covered entrance area.
TPO/EPF/02/19 T1: Oak - Fell and replace, as specified. NB: The permitted specification of works is detailed in the conditions below.
Application for the approval of details reserved by conditions no. 4 (Landfill Gas Risk Assessment Report) and 5 (Phase 1 - Desk Study) of planning ref. 07/26/0293/F (Erection of new building to facilitate 4 indoor doubles padel courts, 1 singles padel court and associated players facilities)
please see attached scope of works as requested Tree Species Works Staff 1 - Ash Reduce/pollard to previous cutting points – works to allow CCTV camera view of car park Staff 2 - Ash Reduce in height by 2-3metres, reduce laterals by up to 2 metres to compact growth works to allow CCTV camera view of car park Staff 3 - Acer to left of path Fell as low as obstructions allow, apply poison plugs to stump. Tree is blocking line of sight for CCTV signal from Bishops College Staff 3 - Acer to right of path Raise crown to 4 metres over path to improve line of sight low crown blocking line of sight for CCTV signal from Bishops College River 1 & 2 - Trees either side of river Prune back lower canopies to clear line of sight for CCTV reception. Cherries on car park side of river lift & cut back over towpath to a height of 5 metres Pool 1 - Acer Reduce all round by 3 metres, raise crown to 3 metres, sever Ivy works to compact crown which is getting large over bays Pool 2 - 4 x Lime... read more
Two storey side and part two storey, part single storey rear extension (Resubmission of 07/18/0361/HF)
Application for the approval of details reserved by conditions no. 3 (Construction Environment Management Plan), 4 (External Materials), 5 (Boundary Details), 6 (Hard and Soft Landscaping), 7 (Bat Bricks), 8 (Swift Bricks), 9 (Vehicular Access) and 10 (Vehicular and Pedestrian Highway Access) of planning ref. 07/26/0153/F (Demolition of existing garage and erection of no1. 3 bedroom self-build detached dwelling)
Submission of details pursuant to condition number 3 (Hard and Soft Landscaping) on planning permission 6/2026/0435/FULL
Erection of seven padel tennis courts comprising four uncovered courts and three courts with lightweight canopies, ancillary two storey clubhouse, provision of an enlarged training area and playing pitch, associated parking, access, landscaping, drainage infrastructure, floodlighting and ancillary works. (Summary).
T1 (Juniper) - remove. (Summary).
Loft conversion with rear dormer. Increase roof ridge height. Two front rooflights. (summary)
Demolish conservatory and part of existing rear garage, erect single storey side and rear extension, replace all windows.
Certificate of Lawful Development Existing Construction of buildings A, B, C & D as identified
Certificate of Lawful Development for proposed ancillary outbuilding. (Building D).
Certificate of Lawful Development for proposed ancillary swimming pool. (Building E).
Certificate of Lawful Development for proposed ancillary entertainment space outbuilding. (Building F).
Certificate of Lawful Development for proposed single storey ancillary outbuilding.
Non-Material Amendment to EPF/0626/26 (Single storey rear extension, single storey front porch extension, conversion of integral garage to home office plus a loft conversion/extension).
Line of trees between 1 Hipkins Place and Baas Lane (G3 and G4). Branches are overhanging onto property. Cut back overhanging branches to fence line.
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