Bike store plan for Hackney home’s front garden submitted to council

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Bike store plan for Hackney home’s front garden submitted to council

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Hackney Council has received three planning applications concerning a bicycle store, rooftop equipment and a tree at addresses in the borough.

The first application, submitted for 2 Hillstowe Street, Hackney, London, E5 9QY, seeks permission to install a bike store in the property’s front garden and make changes to its boundary treatment.

The application is listed under reference 2026/2044.

At Connect House, 26–30 Tottenham Road, Hackney, London, N1 4BZ, a proposal has been submitted for the installation of two condenser units at roof level.

The application carries reference 2026/2020.

A separate application for Flat A, 1 Moulins Road, Hackney, London, E9 7EL, relates to the crown reduction of a sycamore tree by 2.5 metres.

The proposed work is intended to prevent drainage blockage along the boundary.

This application is listed under reference 2021/3174.

The applications are published through the Public Notice Portal, which carries statutory public notices from local newspapers.

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