Submission of details required by condition 3 (External Materials), 4 (Tree Protection Plan), 6: (Replacement Planting), 8 (Noise Assessment), 11 (Piling), 14 (Carbon Reduction Statement), 15 (Water Efficiency Calculations), 16 (Green Roof), 17 (Hard Landscaping Plan) and 18 (Traffic Management Plan) of planning permission 22/02030/FUL

S73 Variation of conditions 2 (Approved plans), 3 (Contamination), 6 Boundary Treatment), 7 (Existing trees and hedgerows), 8 (Surface water and foul water drainage), 12 (Drainage measures), 14 (Carbon emissions) of planning permission 20/03688/FUL (Demolition of existing barns and erection of a new dwelling, reflecting the permitted barn conversion and reducing the level of the building, and erection of a detached cartlodge, change of use of agricultural land to garden curtilage and associated landscaping) Change to the balcony on the first floor of the southern building to make this a Juliet balcony rather than a conventional balcony, Re-introduction of an external door opening on the north building to give access to the plant room, there was a door in the now demolished building in the location of the new external door, Change to design of the roof of the link building to create a pitched roof, New roof light layout on the northern building, Relocation of photovoltaic panels to the roof of the cartlodge, Addition of metal-facing garage doors in slate grey to the cartlodge and Changes to the internal room layout.

Non material amendment of planning permission 20/03949/REM (Approval of matters reserved for appearance, landscaping, layout, scale and tree protection following outline planning permission S/4331/18/OL for demolition of existing house and construction of 3 new houses) change the roof and first floor cladding material (currently shown as slate) to grey/black zinc standing seam.

G.1 Sycamore/s group - Crown Lift to provide 5 metres clearance from ground level and reduce back overhang to outbuilding by 1.5M only T.1 Purple beech - Reduce lower lateral branches by 2M to shape lower crown only with the rest of the crown and remove dead wood G.2 Mixed species of trees and hedge - Crown Lift to provide 6 metres clearance from ground level to clear pathway and highway (mainly Ash, Sycamore, Beech, Locust ect) ***request by local Parish council*** T.2 0- Sycamore - Fell to ground level (covered in creeper) and stack logs in woodland for habitat piles. G.5 - Sycamores - Cut growth back to trunk (as previously done) overhanging vicarage driveway. T.3 - Horse chestnut - Cut back overhanging lateral branches by 2.5 M to reduce overhang to house (Vicarage) roof and crown lift to 6M from ground levelfor new patio installation for The Old Vicarage G.6 -Sycamore/s - Cut back lower overhang(6 from ground level) by 4M over pathway and to clear neighbouring house at no 7 Church Lane T.5 -Ash - Fell tree because of multi stemmed union at lower base and heavily weighted parts of the tree growing over garage. Bigger driveway to be installed and re plant with another hardwood on boundary. G.3 - Sycamores - Crown Lift to provide 6 metres clearance from ground level G.4 - Holly group - Fell trees to allow more light and re landscape area and make more room for established Monkey Puzzle. Grind stump/s below ground level and re plant area with more suitable trees.

T1 Cherry Crown lift to provide 1.5M clearance from highway and roof retaining balanced crown. T2 Cherry Crown lift to provide 1.5M clearance from highway and roof retaining balanced crown. T3 Cherry Crown lift to provide 1.5M clearance from highway and roof retaining balanced crown. T4 Silver Birch Crown lift to provide 3M clearance from ground level T5 Pine Fell to ground level to allow more light and re landscape area with hardwood trees.

TPO 0025 (2002) G1: T1 and T2 Silver Birch - Remove and replace with three advanced nursery stock Himalayan Birch (Betula utilis 'Jacquemontii') as per the submitted planting plan (drawing reference: 11088 PP 01 Rev A). Reason: The two existing Silver Birch are situated within the center of the property's driveway and prevent vehicles from freely accessing the property. They have outgrown their available space and over dominate the property's frontage, restricting the availability of natural light within habitable rooms and regularly conflict with the roof eves and guttering. Rather than reducing their crown size which Silver Birch is known to not respond well to, it is proposed to replace their amenity with new trees in a more appropriate and sustainable location i.e. on the edge of the property's frontage with Cambridge Road within a strip of soft landscape next to the driveway. New trees in this location will be appreciable from the public realm and contribute to the character of the Cambridge Road street scene, but importantly will be offset an appropriate distance from the property where they will have the space available to mature and establish large crowns. It is noted that the proposed replacement planting also sits well with the location of other Birch situated along Cambridge Road.