1 bedroom serviced accommodation as part of backland development scheme with access frontage from Mayswood Road. Existing garden at 784 Old Lode Lane to be segregated and fenced off with trees to increase privacy. 1 No. EV parking space included as part of scheme. Design & construction principles designed to follow and support sustainable development initiatives for current and future governmental goals (Resubmission of PL/2022/00946/PPFL).

Application for approval of conditions 3 and 4 attached to planning permission reference number 20211215 relating to details of all trees to be retained and removed in the form of an arboricultural impact and method statement and detailed drawings (3) and Code of Construction Practice covering all environmental impacts of this development (4).

Construction of a private way across land in agricultural/forestry use (felling and extraction of trees to facilitate works). (Application for Prior Approval Under Part 6 Class E of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development)(England) Order 2015).

Discharge of conditions 5 (Means of disposal of surface water drainage), 6 (Storage of plant and materials within site), 7 (Details of access and parking), 9 (Construction details of the shared driveway), 11 (Space for parking within site curtilage), 13 (Storage of bins and collection of waste), 14 (Management and maintenance of the proposed shared driveway), 15 (Written Scheme of Investigation), 16 (Site investigation), 18 (Biodiversity Enhancement Plan), 19 (Lighting strategy), 20 (Tree surveys), 21 (Landscaping), 22 (Details of proposed Access Facilitation Pruning), 24 (Materials) and compliance with conditions 1 (Approval of reserved matters), 2 (Time scale of submission of reserved matters), 3 (Commencement), 4 (Development with separate systems of drainage), 8 (Vehicular access), 10 (Shared driveway construction), 12 (Gates), 17 (Removal of vegetation) and 23 (Construction hours), 25 (Revokation of PD rights) and 26 (EV charging points) of application CHE/19/00043/OUT- Outline application for residential development

Compliance with conditions 4 (construction environmental management plan - diversity), 6 (landscaping scheme), 8 (external lighting), 10 (landscape and ecology management plan), 11 (tree protection strategy), 14 (construction management plan), 27 (sustainable drainage system strategy) of planning permission 20/00833/FUL - Erection of 15 dwellings and associated garages, car ports and car parking together with one new vehicular access point, pedestrian and cycle access points, landscaping and ancillary development

Discharge of conditions 5 (cycle parking), 7 (proposed highway works), 8 (Means of Access), 10 (Construction Method Statement), 11 (Ecology Mitigation Enhancement), 13 (Tree Works), 14 (landscape planting plan), 15 (Surface Water Disposal), 16 (disposal of surface water from the development through the construction phase) and 18 (external lighting) on approved application 20/03815/VARYCO.

Compliance with conditions notification 21/00339/FUL ( Erection of a mixed-use development comprising Class B2 (including autocentre with vehicle repair, MOT testing, servicing and associated operations) and/or specified Sui Generis uses and Class E (drive-thru coffee shop) uses together with access, servicing, car parking and associated works.) Condition 7 - Construction Management Plan Condition 12 - Vehicle parking Condition 15 - Details of tree works within tree protection area

The proposal is to extend the rear of the property with a single storey extension extruding 2m from the existing building line, across the width of the property. The single storey extension is proposed to be 2m in depth and spanning the width of the northern elevation, excluding the garage area. To allow this development to proceed, there will not be a requirement to remove any trees. The project is to be built under the Certificate of Lawfulness (Permitted development) and the supporting report is to demonstrate how this can be achieved whilst maintaining the tree root system and minimizing the impact during construction.

Prior Notification for the demolition of existing industrial building and erection of a detached dwelling, and the operations proposed under paragraph ZA(3) (a) to (j) - Operations reasonably necessary for demolition and construction, removal of plant servicing, disconnection of services, removal of means of access/ egress, removal of storage and waste, installation of plant and installation of services to the new building, access to and egress from the new building, including means of escape from fire, storage, waste or other ancillary facilities to support the new building, The use of scaffolding and other temporary structures. For it's prior approval to: Transport and highways impacts, Contamination risks, Flooding risks in relation to the new building, Design, External appearance, Provision of adequate natural light in all habitable rooms, Impact of the development on the amenity of the new building and of neighbouring premises, including overlooking, privacy and light, noise from any commercial premises on the intended occupiers, Impact on business and new residents of the developments introduction of, or increase in residential use in the area in which the development is to take place, heritage and archaeology, Method of demolition of the old building, Plans for landscaping, including the planting and maintenance of shrubs and trees, and any, Air traffic and defence asset impacts of the development.

Tree T1 was surveyed by us in October 2020 as part of a mortgage survey before a house purchase. The report is a combined VTA/5837 report. The reason for this approach was to ascertain the radial RPA of T1as there has been development very close to this tree. it is our belief that the tree has been damaged by the construction works evidenced by google earth imagery showing no tree protection at the time of construction and the obvious decline in vitality of the tree. Although it does not pose an immediate danger we have recommended the tree is removed whilst it is easy to do so. It is understood that a TPO has been applied to the tree and the client would be willing to carry out mitigation planting.