A conservatory constructed against a new insulated cavity wall on the property boundary. The conservatory will be thermally separated from the rest of the house to comply with Building Regulations.

Demolition of all buildings and structures within the site boundary

Sycamore - Prune to provide the building (47 Queens Road) with a clearance of 3 metres. Ash - Prune to provide the building (47 Queens Road) with a clearance of 3 metres. Standing close to the boundary wall and belonging to the property of 17 Parkfield road and the spread of their crowns such that they touching our building roof and brickwork at 47 Queens Road Bradford BD8 7BS in the St Paul's conservation area.

Install new switchgear housing within the existing operational boundary. Comments required within 21 days.

There are a number of self set goat willows surrounding the site compound that have started to grow where the Trust stores materials. We would like to cut these back to our boundary so that the compound can be used for material storage again. The length is approx 200m along the back north edge of our compound which needs the goat willows cutting back (photo 1 and 2) There is also a large willow adjacent to the Trust office building (photo3) which we would like to remove as it is growing too close to our office building. Also a young Ash sapling (Photo 4) that needs removing due to its proximity to the office building. Unfortunately due to the nature of our compound and how we need it for storage, there is no space for replanting trees at this location following these works.

2 fir - Remove. 1 Sycamore - Remove. We have three trees (2 Firs and 1 Sycamore) in our Church land that borders on the footpath at Kings Road. All three trees are now unstable, with the roots not supporting the height of the tree, and it is our concern that they will fall onto the road or footpath during the winter. We have been advised by a tree surgeon that they should be felled, and replaced with new indigenous tree plantings. 1 Willow. 1 Sycamore - prune to the property boundary. We also have two trees on Council owned land that are of concern. Both are on the banking of the Spicey Gill. The willow has branches that are overhanging our church and nursery car park, and the Sycamore has numerous branches that are extending over our infants play area, and actually resting on the church roof, causing damage to the tiles (photos available, if required). We would like permission to trim these Council owned tree branches, that are overhanging our property, as they are a potential danger to our property and the children at the pre-school.

T1 Cherry - Lift to clear fence. T2 Maple - Lift to clear fence. Old Basal damage. A3 Various - East Boundary. Trim back neighbours trees to height of fence. S4 Shrubbery Cotoneaster. Prune for pedestrian clearance all around.

Prior approval application for the installation of a 25m lattice mast and associated equipment, cabinets and boundary fencing

T1 Ash - Draw overhanging branches back to the boundary only. G1 Row of mixed hedging consisting of Holly / Laurel and Ash saplings - Reduce the Laurel and Hollies down to the fence height and remove the Ash trees.

Section 1 (Photo 1,2 &3) - Crown lift to 2.5m along towpath to enable access of machinery. Encroaching vegetation to be cut back to towpath boundary. (what3word location finely.tides.sharp to foal.pine.riches to saying.certified.drag) Tree 1 (Photo 4) - Removal of Young Ash Sapling. We believe this falls below the 75mm stem diameter threshold for a conservation area but has been included in the application due to its borderline size (what3word location hush.gone.ashes) Trees 2-5 (Photo 5) - Four trees located here are being discussed with the Heritage Officers regarding potential management and/or removal. We are not requesting to undertake works at these time but want to provide notice an application relating to these may follow (what3word location letter.answer.civic) Trees 6 &7 (Photo 6) - Removal of two dead trees posing a Health and Safety risk to members of the public. These are currently being supported by existing trees, removal of minor branches may be required to safely remove the dead trees (what3word location fits.talked.rabble) Section 2 (Photo 7,8,9) - Crown lift to 2.5m along towpath to enable access of machinery. Encroaching vegetation to be cut back to towpath boundary. (what3word location bought.tins.study to surfacing.napped.rate to puppy.perfected.sung) Section 3 (Photo 10,11,12) - Crown lift to 2.5m along towpath to enable access of machinery. Encroaching vegetation to be cut back to towpath boundary (what3word location scale.repeat.generally to apits.assess.lots to masters.mirror.subsystem).