Erection of a 2 storey extension to existing Production Facility consisting of cold store, box freezer, workshop, stores and offices, external staircases and associated internal alterations/re-configurations following demolition of existing structures; construction of 2.4m high feature walls with brick pillars and rendered panels, creation of a new vehicular access from Neat Marsh Road and re-location of principal site entrance with on-site circulation and extension to existing car parking car and creation of visitor and HGV parking, erection of security building with raising arm barriers, pedestrian access security gates and turnstiles, industrial vehicle wash and boundary treatments in various heights and introduction of Community Woodland schemes (SUBMISSION OF ADDITIONAL TREE PROTECTION DETAILS)

Magnolia (T1) - Permission is sort to crown lift, reshape and balance magnolia tree in Home Group ownership taking approx. 1-1.5 m off the crown, removing limbs away from the streetlight. Mixed Trees conifer and deciduous (T2) - permission sort for Crown lifting of conifers to give clearance from Home group office building roof in addition to Cut back all trees over hanging the wall back to the full boundary as marked on the location plan all these are not within Home group ownership but are causing a nuisance and damage to property

Approval of details pursuant to conditions 27 (Tree Protection Plan), 29 (Arboricultural Method Statement) and 30 (Arboricultural Site Supervision and Tree Protection Monitoring) of planning permission ref : 18/04183/FUL (Application for Full Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent for the demolition of the existing Oval House Theatre and the construction of a part five part six storey hotel building (Use Class C1), comprising 95 bedrooms, ancillary bar and restaurant and associated landscaping, servicing, on-site parking and new boundary treatment; and refurbishment of the Grade II listed White House building consisting of the replacement of a modern single storey rear extension, the removal of modern internal partitions, change of use of lower floors of the White House from ancillary theatre office (sui generis) to office (Use Class B1a) and the change of use of the second floor from office (Use Class B1a) to temporary residential accommodation (Sui Generis)) granted on 21.06.2019.

- Tree species: Sycamore - The number used on the sketch plan. Tree number 2 in the ariel shots and plan - A description of the proposed works. The tree in question is a sycamore, part of a line of trees at the bottom boundary of the garden at the Red House. The neighbours living on the other side of the line of trees have been worried about the condition of the tree and have asked us to arrange for it to be felled and replaced - to mitigate the risk of it being blown down in a storm and causing significant damage. I have attached an additional three documents which set out the situation and provide some supporting evidence. When we worked with the council last year, to pollard a tree, the judgement was that whilst these trees were in a conservation area, there were no TPOs applying to them. I have attached the letter from the Planning Office confirming this. . Completed application form for proposed works to trees in a conservation area . Photographs and aerial shots and explanatory notes relating to this request . Letter from the Planning Team in May 2020 confirming the sycamore trees at the bottom of the garden of the Red House do not have a TPO

Details of Delivery and Servicing Management Plan pursuant to condition 5 (Phase 6.2) of planning permission ref: 160793RES dated 24.05.2016 for 'Reserved matters application for Phase 6 of the Acton Gardens masterplan detailing Landscaping, Appearance, Scale, Access and Layout in relation to the construction of two buildings varying between six and ten storeys high containing 308 residential units; provision of Class A1, A3, B1 and D1 uses at ground floor including the provision of a Community Centre, Youth Centre, Nursery/Early Start, Medical Centre, Cafe, offices and retail units, and provision of public open space; associated private and semi-private amenity space, refuse/recycling and bicycle storage, energy plant rooms, on and off-street parking spaces, works to public highway and public realm improvements, following the demolition of Charles Hocking House, Hardy Court and Oak Tree community centre; application made part pursuant to Conditions 2 (Reserved Matters), 4 (Reserved Matters Details), 5 (Details of Public Realm Landscaping), 6 (Energy Strategy), 11 (Noise Mitigation Measures), 16 (Flood Risk Assessment), 18 (Tree Protection), 19 (Refuse and Recycling Enclosures), 20 (Archaeological Investigation), 22 (Rainwater and / or Greywater Recycling Systems), 25 (Boundary Treatments), 26 (CCTV, Security Lighting, Post Boxes, Entry Systems) of outline planning permission LBE ref: P/2012/0708, dated 13/08/2013 (amended by minor material amendment application PP/2014/2142 dated 21/07/2014 and P/2014/6303 dated 31/03/2015) for the multi-Phased regeneration of the South Acton Estate'

Hybrid planning application for redevelopment of the site comprising: Outline application (all matters reserved) for the erection of Class B8 distribution unit(s) and ancillary offices (B1a), service yards and HGV parking, fuel and wash facilities, vehicular and cycle parking, gatehouse(s) and security facilities, plant, hard and soft landscaping including boundary treatments and retaining walls, pedestrian and cycling infrastructure, internal roads, and foul and surface water drainage infrastructure. Full application for site clearance works (including removal of railway, existing trees/hedgerows and existing hardstanding), access from (and alterations to) Corkscrew Lane, brook diversion and crossings, earthworks and structural landscaping (including boundary treatments), associated utilities infrastructure, surface water drainage outfall, and construction access and compounds

T1: Leylendii. Removal to ground level. Tree is too close to boundary wall and neighbouring property. There is also a proposal to install a garden office where the tree is currently.

Variation of condition 3 (Removal of temporary building) to allow the existing building to remain in place until 31 10 2027 of Planning Permission 15/01162/FUL - Erection of cabins to be used as temporary classrooms and offices and boundary fencing along classrooms and fronting Yew Tree Lane.

Application to discharge conditions 3(materials), 4(boundary treatments) and 5(tree planting) attached to planning permission 20/1230/FUL- Use of land for the storage and display of agricultural machinery and vehicles for sale or hire with erection of associated storage workshop building, offices with welfare facilities, wash down and viewing areas.

Discharge of Condition No. 20 of DC/19/1637/FUL- 1. In outline, comprising a Visitor Centre (maximum 2,000sq.m GEA) and a maximum of 9,500sq.m (GEA) of floorspace to provide administration, storage, welfare and canteen facilities with all matters reserved apart from access. 2. In full, for the demolition of the existing Outage Store, Laydown Area, Operations Training Centre, Technical Training Facility, Visitor Centre, and Rosery Cottage garage; removal of technical training and pool car park (63 spaces), Coronation Wood car park (21 spaces), Visitor Centre car park (16 spaces) and northern outage car park (576 spaces); meantime use of the Technical Training Centre as an interim Visitor Centre followed by its demolition; and erection of new (all floorspace in GEA) Outage Store (2,778sq.m), Laydown Area (11,990sq.m) including New Western Access Road, Yardman's Office (23sq.m), Training Centre (4,032sq.m), Rosery Cottage garage (30sq.m), Replacement Car Park (2,363sq.m) providing 112 spaces, and Outage Car Park (15,525sq.m) providing (576 spaces) including new access road (and alternative access to bridleway), footpath and amended junction at Sizewell Gap; and associated landscaping earthworks/recontouring, tree felling and boundary treatment. - programme of archaeological work