Single storey rear extension, installation of windows to first-floor rear of the existing outrigger; installation of Conservation style roof light (to rear, roof level); alterations to the front garden to provide permeable paving slabs; alterations to the front boundary treatment including installation of front, black metal hinged gate brick piers and gate (black, metal rails) and removal of tree in rear garden

Removal of 2-3 limbs per tree as identified in the tree work application, which extend over the boundary line

Compliance with conditions notification for application 21/01253/FUL (Replacement dwelling with detached garage, landscaping and extension of garden land). Condition 3 - Materials, Condition 4 - Siting of building materials and manoeuvring vehicle. Condition 5 - Demolition of existing dwelling. Condition 6 - Hard and soft landscaping. Condition 7 - Boundary treatments and screening. Condition 8 - Tree protection. Condition 9 - Surface water drainage scheme. Condition 10 - External lighting.

TPO application to cut back overhanging branches of one Ash tree to boundary (branches extend into gardens of No 8 and 12, as well as No 10).

T1 Sycamore - Crown lift to 5m above garden level. Crown reduction on 9 Swan Avenue side of boundary with Barnaby Road to achieve a clearance of 5m from the extension. T2 Oak - Crown lift to 5m above garden level. Crown reduction on 9 Swan Avenue side of boundary with Barnaby Road to achieve a clearance of 5m from the extension. T3 Sycamore - Crown lift to 5m above garden level. Crown reduction on 9 Swan Avenue side of boundary with Barnaby Road to achieve a clearance of 5m from the extension.

The tree is a Copper Beech situated in the small communal garden at the front of the block of flat known as 18 Tower Road. The LPA already has clear details of location of the tree - TPO RE458. The tree is approximately 9m high and its branches are growing above the height of the block of flats which results in twigs and leaves falling onto the roof of the building which in turn causes problems with the roof and blocked gutters. The branches also provide rodents and squirrels with potential access to the roof and the building. The branches growing towards the building are now touching the building, blocking out light, and blocking gutters with leaves and twigs. The branches also provide potential access to the building to rodents and squirrels. The branches growing towards the public highway are now growing beyond the property boundary and over the public footpath. The tree is realistically only visible to a maximum of 5 - 7 households and as Tower Road is a quiet suburban road it viewed by very little highway traffic. Proposed works:- 1. Reduce the height of the tree by 2 m so that it is no higher than the beginning of the roof of the building; 2. Cut back the branches growing towards the building by 60 cms; and 3. Cut back the branches growing over the public highway so that they do not extend beyond the hedge bordering the property.

T1 Japanese Maple - Fell To allow construction of new wall and terrace adjacent to new extension. T2 Japanese maple and T3 Beech - Fell To allow for construction of new boundary wall and rebuilding of raised bed, subject to separate planning application; PP- 08616604. T4 Cypress, T5 Cypress and T6 Holly - Fell To reduce shading and low amenity value. H1 Privet hedge - Remove in part to allow for construction of new boundary wall. Hedge retained within RPA of T8 (Beech). Subject to separate planning application; PP 08616604. T8, 9 & 10 Beech - removing end loading to lift low hanging branches, removing 2m max, leaving 3m branch length.