URGENT 5 DAY APPLICATION Please refer to document provide: Margaret House - recommended works. This former residential care home has now come back under the control and management of Hertfordshire County Council and unfortunately since the property has become vacant there have been a number of attempted break-ins and acts of vandalism. Therefore Herts CC are to install a number security cameras that will be monitored remotely. For this to be affective a certain amount of vegetation needs to be cut back/removed so that 360 vision can be gained throughout the site. Not all of Margaret house falls within the conservation area. I have highlighted in yellow (within the recommended works document) the trees that do. Also included within this document is the proposed works to some small hedges/shrubs that are regularly maintained and are under 2 meters in height but still need to be removed to allow full coverage by security cameras. I assume these do not come under Conservation area protection.

Approval of details pursuant to conditions 8 (Tree Protection Plan), 9 (Arboricultural Method Statement) and 12 (specification of all proposed soft landscaping and tree planting) of planning permission ref: 22/02604/FUL (Removal of existing swimming pool and erection of 2 storey building with habitable roof top and basement to provide 4 residential units, with refuse/recycling and cycle stores and associated hard and soft landscaping including boundary treatment) granted on 20.06.2023.

Application for the approval of details pursuant to Conditions 17, 20 & 21 (arboricultural method statement, tree protection plan, root protection area method statement and arboricultural monitoring statement) of planning permission 21/0769/FFU (relating to the erection of a residential development of 65 dwellings along with associated estate roads and accesses onto Deepcut Bridge Road, car parking, bin stores and external landscaping following the demolition of all buildings).

Submission of preliminary ecology appraisal details pursuant to condition 14 of permission 22/02481/S73. The proposed development within this application is to remove the existing dwelling and redevelopment of the site as a residential scheme providing 2, five bedroom family homes set over two floors with occupied roof spaces. Variation of conditions 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 14 of permission 22/00047/F, approved drawing numbers, windows, trees, landscaping, parking and turning, construction transport management plan, electric vehicle charging, boundary treatments, energy and water efficiency statement and ecology.

Submission of landscaping details pursuant to condition 6 of permission 22/02481/S73. The proposed development within this application is to remove the existing dwelling and redevelopment of the site as a residential scheme providing 2, five bedroom family homes set over two floors with occupied roof spaces. Variation of conditions 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 14 of permission 22/00047/F, approved drawing numbers, windows, trees, landscaping, parking and turning, construction transport management plan, electric vehicle charging, boundary treatments, energy and water efficiency statement and ecology.

One mature pedunculate oak (Quercus robur) is located within the back garden of 79a Dyke Road. This tree has a DBH of 52 and a height of circa 13.5m. Gandoderma applanatum brackets are apparent on the stem of the tree and Collybia Fusipes (Spindle Shank) has been noted at the base of the tree following the rootplates. Both of these fugal infections are known to cause mechanical failure. Due to the proximity of residential properties 79a Dyke Road, 79 Dyke Road and commercial properties Brighton Dental Centre, New tattoo studio and the apparent fungal decay on the tree, it is proposed that the oak tree is monolithed to a height of 5m. This will remove the sail of the crown and reduce the risk of future failure during heavy winds with resultant damage to property. All epicormic growth will also be removed from the stem and the remnant monolith will allow for some ecological and aesthetical benefits to remain.

Non-material amendment of planning permission ref. no. 20/AP/0359: 'Construction of a six-storey building comprising 31 self-contained residential units (Use Class C3) (14 x 1-bed, 12 x 2-bed and 5 x 4-bed), hard and soft landscaping, communal amenity space, secure cycle storage, and other associated works.' to change internal layouts, external appearance, arboricultural method statement, and tree protection plan.

Rear garden T1 - Eucalyptus Fell to ground level Reason: The entire crown of the tree is dead and leaning heavily towards neighbouring residential property

Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining Borough of Southwark with respect to 'Variation of condition 1 (Approved plans) of planning permission 16/AP/2511 (a variation of permission 13/AP/0561 for Redevelopment of the site including the demolition of existing depot building and erection of four new residential buildings of between six and nine storeys accommodating 69 dwellings and 137m2 of Class A1/A2/A3 space (retail/services/cafe), 9 disabled car parking spaces, cycle parking, private and communal amenity space including a new public square and landscaping, plus refurbishment and single storey extensions to the existing Bethwin Road playgroup building (Class D1 use) with associated landscaping comprising: Amendments to the building footprints and facades to blocks 2, 3 and 5 including: Regularising the as built block heights; Amendments to the footprints to incorporate non-combustible insulation and cavity barriers; Regularising the as built alignment and size of windows; Regularising the as built ground floor ancillary areas; Removal of existing brickwork, provision of fire rated insulation, cavity barriers, closers and re-cladding of the buildings with brick. - Minor changes to architectural expression, including alignment and size of windows; - Revised balcony design and sizes; - Retail space switches from Block 3 to Block 5 - Reduction in amount of accessible roof terraces; - Updated technical studies including daylight, sunlight and energy - Amendments sought to Blocks 2, 3 and 5 including the footprint of the external walls to extend outwards by 65mm and parapet heights adjusted in accordance the as built survey.' At: Land East Of Crown Street Between Wyndham Road And Bethwin Road Including The Former Crown Street Depot And The Bethwin Road Adventure Playground Crown Street Camberwell Application No. 22/AP/1818

Submission of Arboricultural Method Statement and Tree Protection Plan details pursuant to Condition 6 of permission 21/02160/F. Demolition and comprehensive redevelopment of the site for a 3 storey building to provide a mixed use development comprising a shop (Use Class A1) at ground floor with 10 residential units (Use Class C3) at first and second floors, car parking, landscaping and associated works.