Details pursuant to Ref: 17/00617/FUL for potable water (6) building regulations (7) refuse storage (9) cycle parking (10) in respect of the two storey side and rear extension including roof extension (crown roof) and two front and three rear dormers, and relocation of front bay windows to existing House in Multiple Occupation to increase the accommodation from nine rooms with shared facilities plus one self-contained one bedroom flat to twenty one rooms over three floors with shared facilities (comprising two shared kitchens at ground floor, two shared kitchens at first floor and one shared kitchen at roof level).

Details pursuant to ref: 17/00617/FUL for water consumption (6) Building Regulations (7) refuse storage (9) cycle parking (10) in repect of two storey side and rear extension including roof extension (crown roof) and two front and three rear dormers, and relocation of front bay windows to existing House in Multiple Occupation to increase the accommodation from nine rooms with shared facilities plus one self-contained one bedroom flat to twenty one rooms over three floors with shared facilities (comprising two shared kitchens at ground floor, two shared kitchens at first floor and one shared kitchen at roof level).

Change of use of Scott House from office use (E) to dwelling houses (C3) to create 15 apartments, including part demolition at ground floor side and rear and erection of two and a half storey side and rear extensions and alterations to fenestration. Provision of car parking and associated works. No change to adjacent Stables building. (Approved Plans) of planning permission 3/20/1953/FUL of Condition Number(s): Condition 2 (approved Drawings) and Condition 25 (Existing trees).

WDC TPO 126 T1 Oak - Fell. Reason: large limb fell recently and damaged car resulting in tree being reduced as an emergency to agreed positions. Extremely close to the front of the property and since the recent loss of part of the crown and the reduction to make safe, the tree has far less amenity value and is not an asset to the property or the surrounding area. Now it is reduced it will grow vigorously from the new pruned positions and will hide the front of the house and take light from the windows.

A non-material minor amendment to planning approval 3/20/1953/FUL - Change of use of Scott House from office use (E) to dwelling houses (C3) to create 15 apartments, including part demolition at ground floor side and rear and erection of two and a half storey side and rear extensions and alterations to fenestration. Provision of car parking and associated works. No change to adjacent Stables building. Removal of tree group G2, as identified in the Arboricultural Impact Assessment

Yew tree front of property: Remove Reasons; 1. tree is leaning badly to left. 2. the tree roots are damaging the drives to both properties 3. the tree roots are causing damage around the existing manhole. 4. the berries from the tree are poisonous and pose a hazard to the grand children and family pets . 5. the berries are causing damage to the family car and visibility through the window screen. 6. the berries cause damage to the drive and pose a problem of being walked into the house. 6. There is standing water in the existing manhole which indicates that the out-vet level has lifted above the invert level. it is suspected that the roots have got under the existing drains causing the problem.

4 trees with 2 sycamore and 2 Lime that are at the rear of No 11 and 13 behind a stone wall. The trees are on the land of Edward Clay Ltd and recently we have spoken to Mr Clay and Luke and they even came in to the garden to see the issue and both agreed crown thinning and crown cleaning would be necessary as in line with previous approved applications 2006 and 2015. At times especially when it is windy ourselves and the owner of No13 have a lot of twigs/LG branches that hit the house including windows and roof. Both No 11 and 13 have had to undertake excessive roof cleaning from moss that also comes from the tree size and lack of light at a cost of almost ?1300.

Prior Notification - Conversion of an existing tractor building to a small dwelling house, area 112m2. The barn sits away from the main farmhouse, within trees. The work involves the installation and replacement of windows and doors, for adequate natural light, Some strengthening of the roof, wall and foundation structure, within the building envelope, as is reasonably necessary for conversion. Installation of drainage services, all other services existing

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 5/96 - Raise canopy of Silver Birch by 6 metres by removing 6 lowest branches - tree dangerously tall, branches almost touching windows of property. Roots uprooting garden and surrounding pathways. Completely blocking light to house and garden including the immediate/surrounding neighbours