Submission of Tree Protection Plan pursuant to Condition 4 of permission . At the rear corner of the property is three sheds that are being used to support the pool and garden inc a greenhouse. The greenhouse is to be moved and the summerhouse is to be removed along with the pool house which houses the filtration system etc. This area then to be reclaimed by the construction of a pool house and social area incorporating the maintenance side under one roof. This to be on a raft foundation and be block built with a 'K' render as shown on the plans and a pitched hipped roof in a style that reflects the main house. As amended on 19/08/2021.

Erection of single storey rear extension with small terrace on the roof and garden shed / summer house at end of rear garden.

Change of use from public house to mixed use as public house, single holiday let, construction of roof over existing rear yard, timber storage shed and compound, installation of new kitchen extractor fan system, installation of rooflight, erection of covered area to beer garden, landscaping and lighting to car park. (Part Retrospective)

Details of Condition 4 - details of all external facing materials required by planning permission dated 30/09/2020 [LBS Ref 20/AP/1774] for 'Demolition of existing garden shed and erection of new 2 bedroom single storey dwelling house with roof accommodation. New site boundary wall and associated works'.

1.Demolish the single storey flat-roofed extension to the rear of the property. 2.Add a two storey extension to approximately the same footprint (approx 11m by 4m) as the current single-storey flat roofed extension. The new extension will be built with roofing and exterior walls entirely in keeping with the existing rear of the property. We have a question on whether we will be able to use photovoltaic tiles in the roof. 3.Install central heating in the whole property using a heat pump sited in the new extension. We are conscious of the need to allow the main house to breathe and will take professional advice on decorating and insulating in a way that achieves this. 4.Repair the chimney and roof of the main house using appropriate heritage materials. (Clearly we would consult the Conservation Officer and get the appropriate approvals.) 5.Demolish the existing garage which is in a poor state and replace. The garage appears C20 and is without merit. Build new garage further away from the main house so it does not interfere with the historic building. New garage to be ready for electric vehicles. 6.Add the property to the main drain if possible (currently has a septic tank). 7.Remove the large amount of rough uneven slab concrete outside the rear of the property and replace with a more appropriate and attractive material. 8.Re-lay the driveway with a material that is sympathetic but is not a mud track as currently. 9.Add shed / building for bicycle storage.

Details of Condition 6 - details of Swift nesting bricks required by planning permission dated 30/09/2020 [LBS Ref 20/AP/1774] for 'Demolition of existing garden shed and erection of new 2 bedroom single storey dwelling house with roof accommodation. New site boundary wall and associated works'.

Details of Condition 5 - details of the means of enclosure for all site boundaries (including access for small mammals) required by planning permission dated 30/09/2020 [LBS Ref 20/AP/1774] for 'Demolition of existing garden shed and erection of new 2 bedroom single storey dwelling house with roof accommodation. New site boundary wall and associated works'.

Details of Condition 3 - detailed drawings of a hard and soft landscaping scheme required by planning permission dated 30/09/2020 [LBS Ref 20/AP/1774] for 'Demolition of existing garden shed and erection of new 2 bedroom single storey dwelling house with roof accommodation. New site boundary wall and associated works'.

1 Hazel: located on the r/h/s boundary near the summer house; to remove the large limb that is growing over the roof. 2 Holly: located on the r/h/s boundary near the shed; to hedge trim back the new growth by 30-45cm in line The lower growth, stretching between the holly and the hazel can be crown lifted over the beds. 3 Walnut: located on the r/h/s boundary near the compost bins; reduce the crown of the tree by the selective removal of between 1.5-2 metres from the branch tips. A reduction of leaf mass of approx. 25%. Height reduced from 12m to 10m and radial spread from 4m - 2.5m. 4 Variegated Norway Maple: located on the l/h/s boundary; reduce the crown of the tree by the selective removal of between 1.5-2 metres from the branch tips. A reduction of leaf mass of approx. 25%. Height reduced from 14m to 12m and radial spread from 4m - 2.5m. 5 Tulip tree: remove the two branches (stubs) on the main stem @ 2m AGL and to also remove back to the main stem the branch that is growing over the you holm oak. This new height of 3-3.5m AGL to be followed around the remaining crown. All in rear garden 6 Maidenhair tree: reduce the crown of the tree by the selective removal of between 2-3 metres from the branch tips. A reduction of leaf mass of approx. 25%. Height reduced from 14m to 11m and radial spread from 6m - 4m. 7 Fig tree: trim back to the wall, reduce height to previous points @ 4m AGL. G1 front roadside boundary shrubs: lift over footpath 2.4m, reduce crowns - All in front garden..

Demolition of existing rear extensions and replacement with single storey link element and one and a half storey extension with associated hard and soft landscaping, alterations to main house including removal of roof lights to front elevation and changes to windows, replacement of garden gates and garden shed