S19 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of listed building consent 23/02281/LBC (Unification of Nos 4 and 6 Church Way into one single dwelling together with internal alterations, replacement of external chimney stack flashing with lead flashing. External works to remove boundary fence between No 4 and 6, removal of dilapidated sheds and erection of new single shed) to increase area of removed/replaced tile floor from just the Bathroom in No 6 to also include the adjacent Entrance Hall.

Demolition and removal of redundant pig sheds on site, proposed new equestrian building, proposed new dwelling for use in association with existing and proposed uses on the site

Certificate of lawfulness (proposed) for the erection of an outbuilding (shed) in the rear garden of the dwellinghouse.

Demolition of existing buildings relating to previously demolished dwelling and erection of a two storey replacement dwelling and open sided cart shed along with associated works

Application for a certificate of existing lawful development for the use of a residential dwelling house outlined in red on the attached plan, the use of a wood store and shed outlined in green on the attached plan, and construction of 3no. buildings outlined in blue on the attached plan.

Erect a small dwelling on a plot of land. Open garage for the vehicle, a workshop / shed for storage. Small stable/barn for animals.

T1 - Marsh Cypress - 10% crown reduction in rear garden. My landscaping contractor told me in January 2015 that CCC had consented to the removal of this tree and grinding out its stump. He told me that a CCC conservation officer with responsibility for archaeology had also visited the site, and had no objection to this proposal. Having obtained further expert advice, from a local tree specialist, I decided it would be far preferable to retain the tree. However, this would be possible only if I could obtain consent for a 10% crown reduction each year, to ensure no further increase in its spread and the extent of its root growth. This was necessary to meet insurance requirements, the tree being close to the long boundary wall, the river embankment, and the dwelling itself, all of which are listed Grade II. The crown reduction having been approved in advance on each occasion to date, the work has been carried out January/February every year. The tree has continued to grow vigorously, is well-shaped, and remains suitable in size for its environment. I now seek consent for a 10% crown reduction, to be carried out by the same local specialist. The work proposed would be done during January or February 2024, when the tree will have shed its foliage and become dormant.

Approval of conditions 9 (landscaping) and 11 (ecological design strategy) of planning permission PL/22/2859/FA (Demolition of existing dwelling, outbuilding and shed; erection of a new dwelling and home office/gym and shed to rear garden)

Approval of conditions 2 (Schedule of Materials), 3(Schedule of materials for hard landscaping) and 7 (Ecology enhancements) of planning permission PL/21/3576/VRC - Variation of condition 19 (Approved plans) of planning permission PL/20/3178/FA (Demolition of existing dwelling, garage, greenhouse & shed and erection of new detached house with attached triple garage and new entrance gates, brick piers and railings and new vehicular access) to allow for an increase to the basement floor area.

Non-material amendment to planning permission CA//19/01249/VAR for the erection of four residential dwellings arranged around a central courtyard including the provision of vehicular parking, landscaping and garden sheds; to allow replacement of window with juliet balcony and introduction of vertical timber weatherboarding to the northern elevation gable of Plot 2.