1 Rothbury Cottages, Azof Street, London, SE10 0AS

An application submitted under Section 106A of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 for Deed of Variation in connection with the planning permission dated 26/07/2024 (Ref 24/2634/F) for Demolition of all existing buildings and structures on site and the mixed-use redevelopment of the site to provide three buildings, including purpose-built student accommodation (Sui Generis), and commercial, business and service use (Use Class E), with basement level, access, parking, refuse and service areas, hard and soft landscaping, and associated works, to allow: The replacement of the existing requirement for 35% affordable student accommodation with a financial Payment in Lieu, equivalent to the 35% affordable student bedspace requirement.

T1 ? Oak: Proposed works: Crown reduction to reduce the overall height from approximately 16 m to 14.5 m and the overall crown spread from approximately 11 m to 9.5 m. Retain a balanced crown and the tree?s natural form. Justification: The tree has historically been managed through crown reductions to this specification to address conflict with neighbouring structures. Beefsteak fungus has been observed at the buttress base, with chicken of the woods recorded on the upper section of the primary stem. These findings indicate decay-related dysfunction requiring consideration in the tree?s ongoing management. The proposed reduction will maintain clearance from neighbouring structures and reduce wind loading on the retained stem and buttress area affected by the noted dysfunction.

Front garden - T001 - Acacia (Acacia sp.) Reduce to previous points by removal of up to 2m in branch length retaining healthy growth - T002 - Damson (Prunus domestica ssp. insititia) Reduce to previous points retaining healthy growth. Rear Garden T003 - Canary palm (Phoenix canariensis) Remove all dead and dying leaves. The works are to remove the dead leaves on the middle to the top part of the stem. T004 - Not identified (Not identified) Grind out T4 is a small dead stump located in the front garden of 7 Beaconsfield Road. The stump is from an old fell done a few years ago and is a trip hazard. The works will abate the H&S issue the stump imposes. The works are part of a regular maintenance programme to improve the aesthetics of the trees