Submission of details required by conditions 4 (Construction Method Statement),7 (Ground Contamination),8(Site Investigation Report),21(Phased Tree Protection Methodology) of planning permission 20/01125/FUL

Variation of conditions 3 (materials), 4 (hard and soft landscapes), 6 (tree protection), 8 (contamination), 9 (foul water drainage), 10 (surface water drainage), 13 (construction management plan), 14 (boundary treatments), 22 (biodiversity) and 26 (construction programme) of planning permission S/3145/16/FL (Erection of 25 dwellings including 40% affordable along with access car and cycle parking and associated landscaping)

Submission of details required by condition 3 (External Materials), 4 (Traffic Management Plan), 5 (Demolition and Construction Management Plan), 6 (Site Investigation and Remediation Strategy), 7 (Tree Protection Plan), 8 (Nest Boxes), 9 (Biodiversity Net Gain) and 12 (Piling Method Statement) of planning permission 23/00419/FUL

The tree in question is the southernmost of the two Copper Beech forming 'G7' from TPO 25/02/SC. It is referenced as 'T001' on the attached drawing 9704. The specimen has been under the supervision of Hayden's Arboricultural Consultants since a rapid decline in the physiological health of the tree was observed in spring 2022. A photo of the tree was captured in August 2022 (attached) which shows the crown with an approx. 50% sparsity/dieback. Since then, the specimen has continued its rapid decline and as now on the cusp of being dead, and very unlikely to come into leaf next year. The cause of the death of the tree is suspected Beech Bark Disease. Cracks in the buttressing and lower stem were noted in August 2022, which resemble those caused by this disease, though no orange/rust fungal growths were observed at the time. The approved construction works allied to this site had not started by August 2022, so it can be confidently stated that the decline of the tree is not related to recent activity around the tree. A replacement Copper Beech tree will be planted in the location shown on drawing 9704.

Remedial works to boundary, including demolition of remaining wall and erection of boundary party fence. The proposed works comprise of: a) The demolition of the existing brick wall. b) Removal of existing tree roots. c) Construction of new reinforced concrete foundation to finish flush with neighbours ground level. d) Construction of new dwarf brick wall to match height of foundation. e) Installation of new timber fence.

Submission of details required by condition 7 (Tree protection), 11 (Energy & Sustainability), 13 (Noise impact assessment), 14 (Travel plan), 15 (Construction management), 16 Site Waste Management plan), 19 (Lighting), 23 (Fire Hydrants) and 29 (Public Right of Way) of planning permission S/1745/16/OL

Submission of details required by conditions 6 (surface water run off during construction), 7 (construction ecological management plan) , 8 (landscape and ecological management plan) , 10 (traffic management plan) and 11 (arboricultural method statement and tree protection strategy) of planning permission 21/03822/FUL

S73 variation of conditions 1 (Approved plans), 2 (Reserved matter details), 6 (Arboricultural Method Statement), 7 (boundary treatments), 8 (refuse storage), 10 (housing mix), 12 (energy statement), 13 (contamination), 14 (noise assessment), 17 (drainage strategy), 19 (access) and 23 (fire hydrants) pursuant to planning application 21/01474/S73 (Variation of condition 2 (reserved matters details) pursuant to planning application 20/02528/S73 (Variation of conditions 2 (Reserved matters), 5 (Construction Environment Management Plan and a Construction Method Statement), 6 (Airborne Dust), 7 (Site waste management plan), 8 (Tree protection measures), 9 (Boundary Treatment), 10 (Siting and design of the screened storage for refuse), 14 (Renewable energy statement), 15 (Contamination), 16 (Noise insulation scheme or noise mitigation Strategy), 19 (Surface water drainage scheme), 20 (Surface water), 21 (Remediation Statement - Contamination), 22 (Scheme for disposal for surface water), 24 (Visibilty splays), 26 (Recording of Industrial Heritage), 27 (Foul water solution), 28 (Archaelogical works) and 29 (Fire hydrants) pursuant to planning permission S/0057/17/VC))

Submission of details required by conditions 3 (Movements and control of muck away lorries, contractor parking, Movements and control of all deliveries and control of dust, mud and debris), 4 (Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP: Biodiversity)), 5 (Arboricultural Method Statement and Tree Protection Strategy), 6 (Materials), 6(d) (Ground surface finishes and ground levels), 7 (Hard and soft landscape works), 8 (Scheme to provide floodplain compensatory storage), 9 (Lighting scheme), 10 (Carbon Emissions), 11 (Scheme of biodiversity enhancement and management), 12 (Surface water drainage), 13 (Foul water drainage) and 14 (Car parking management strategy) of planning permission S/1793/19/FL

Reserved Matters Approval of appearance, landscape, layout and scale for strategic green infrastructure, and the construction of a decked car park to support the Translational Office Space Project Building (TOSP), at the Genome Wellcome Campus (Outline reference: S/4329/18/OL) comprising: hard and soft landscape works, ecological mitigation and enhancement works; creation of pedestrian routes; tree removal and replacement and additional planting; provision of street furniture; construction of a decked car park including improvements to an existing access and pedestrian routes; drainage and utilities infrastructure; lighting, and all associated temporary construction operations, engineering works, demolition and groundworks and remodelling.