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Planning applications in EN6
28 planning applications were submitted in the EN6 postcode area in the last 30 days. The most common type was extensions (9). 4 were approved and 1 refused in this period.
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20 most recent applications
- 6/2026/1620/HOUSE17 Sep 2026Undecided
68 Tolmers Road Cuffley Potters Bar EN6 4JY
Erection of front boundary dwarf wall, railings and gated entrances and battened fencing to left and right boundaries to front garden alongside hardstanding to frontage
- 26/1249/TRC16 Sep 2026Permitted
83 Blanche Lane South Mimms Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 3PE
1x Weeping Birch to reduce by approximately 1m to leave a final height of 4m and spread of 3m 1x Magnolia to reduce by approximately 1.5m to leave a final height of 3.5m and spread of 3m. Remove low limb growing through the hedge. Limb growing towards front door reduce 1m due to encroachment on entrance way. 1x Apple to reduce by approximately 2.5m in height and width. Leaving a final height of 5m with spread of 4m. Thin canopy by approximately 1/5 crown volume. 1x Hazel to reduce by 2m in height to leave a final height of 2m and spread of 1.5m
- 26/1329/PD4214 Sep 2026Undecided
96 Dugdale Hill Lane Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 2DJ
Single storey rear extension. Depth: 6.00m, Height: 2.60m, Eaves: 2.60m.
- 26/1331/CLP14 Sep 2026Undecided
96 Dugdale Hill Lane Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 2DJ
Alterations to doors and windows on side elevation, insertion of 1x front and 1x rear rooflights, and removal of chimney stack. Certificate of Lawful Development (Proposed).
- 26/1320/TPO14 Sep 2026Permitted
38 Birch Grove Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 1SY
T1 oak to reduce from approximately 13m height to 11.5m and spread from 10m to 8.5m. Remove epicormic growth from trunk. The tree dominates a small garden whist oversailing 3 other properties and a public footpath. Managing the size of the tree will allow all neighbours more light and space to their gardens.
- 26/1334/FUL14 Sep 2026Undecided
67 Cotton Road Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 5JJ
Change of use from a 6 occupant HMO (use class C4) to a house of multiple occupancy for 7 occupants (HMO - Sui Generis), front boundary works to include dropped kerb, vehicular hardstanding and bin and bike storage.
- 26/1319/HSE10 Sep 2026Undecided
54 The Shrublands Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 2BW
Single storey side extension and front porch.
- 6/2026/1571/COND9 Sep 2026Undecided
5 Brookside Crescent Cuffley Potters Bar EN6 4QW
Submission of details pursuant to Condition 1 (Arboricultural Method Statement and Tree Protection Plan) on planning permission 6/2026/1011/HOUSE
- 26/1308/HSE9 Sep 2026Undecided
195 Sunnybank Road Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 2NH
Single storey side and rear extension following demolition of car port.
- 6/2026/1566/TC9 Sep 2026Undecided
16 Northaw Road West Northaw EN6 4NR
(T1) Hazel – Reduce the height and lateral spread by approx 1.5–2m, pruning back to the previous pruning points where appropriate (T2) Yew – Reduce the height and lateral spread by approx 0.5m, growth encroaching over the pathway
- 6/2026/1557/HOUSE8 Sep 2026Undecided
1 Brookside Crescent Cuffley Potters Bar EN6 4QW
Retrospective consent for erection of summerhouse and block paving to front of property
- 26/1302/DOC8 Sep 2026Undecided
Cedar House 73 Blanche Lane South Mimms Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 3PA
Application for approval of details reserved by condition 3 (fenestration) of planning permission reference 23/0921/LBC.
- 26/1300/CLP7 Sep 2026Undecided
111 Church Road Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 1EY
Conversion of loft to habitable space to include rear dormer, 3x front rooflights and removal of chimney stack. Certificate of Lawful Development (Proposed).
- 26/1286/FUL4 Sep 2026Undecided
Southridge Animal Centre Packhorse Lane Ridge Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 3LZ
Retention of two marquees to facilitate the redevelopment masterplan for the Southridge Animal Centre.
- 26/1287/HSE4 Sep 2026Undecided
57 Aberdale Gardens Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 2JN
Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of single storey side and rear extension.
- 26/1282/FUL3 Sep 2026Undecided
188 Mutton Lane Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 2AW
Change of use from class C4 (6 bedroom HMO) to sui generis (7 bedroom HMO) use facilitated by internal alterations, loft extension and bin and bike storage.
- 6/2026/1529/COND2 Sep 2026Undecided
9 Hill Rise Cuffley Potters Bar EN6 4ED
Submission of details pursuant to Condition 1 (samples of materials) on planning permission 6/2025/2262/HOUSE
- 6/2026/1531/TPO2 Sep 2026Withdrawn
37 The Ridgeway Cuffley EN6 4BB
T1 English Oak (Quercus robur) ref T316 fell to ground level
- 26/1250/HSE28 Aug 2026Undecided
3 The Walk Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 1QL
Single storey side extension following demolition of existing detached garage and shed.
- 26/1238/TRC27 Aug 2026Permitted
17 Oakroyd Avenue Potters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 2EH
All trees are located in the rear garden of 17 Oakroyd Avenue. T1 - Maple tree to be crown reduce by 2m on the height and 1.5m on the sides. The existing height is 12m and width is 8m The new height will be 10m and width will be 6.5m. A selective crown reduction is proposed to reduce excessive crown spread and end-weight, improve structural balance, maintain clearance from adjacent structures and boundaries. T2 - Beech tree to be crown reduced by 2m on the height and 1m on the width. The existing height is 12m and width is 8m The new height will be 10m and width will be 7m.The proposed selective crown reduction is intended to reduce overall crown spread and end-weight, maintain appropriate clearance from the building and boundaries, improve crown balance, and manage the tree's size in relation to its restricted growing environment. G1 - 7 Conifers that are closely spaced together, which dominate this part of the rear garden and create substantial shading. Their removal is proposed to improve light levels, open up the garden and allow the area to be more effectively managed and landscaped. Importantly, T1 and T2 are to be retained. At present, these trees are situated immediately behind the dense conifer group and are subject to competition for light and growing space. Removal of the 7 Conifers will substantially reduce this competition.