S73 to vary conditions 5 (hard and soft landscaping works), 12 (boundary treatments) and 25 (pedestrian crossing) of planning permission S/0851/16/FL for development of 40 residential dwellings across two sites comprising: 6 two storey houses and 27 apartments in 3 and 4 storey blocks 47 car parking spaces and associated landscaping including the retention of part of the bund and provision of a play area on part of the hotel car park and other surplus space (Site 1) and 7 two storey houses served by 14 car parking spaces and associated landscaping on part of hotel staff car park and underutilised part of golf course (Site 2), new pedestrian access off Crafts Way and a children's play area along with associated landscaping on land between Sites 1 and 2, allowed on appeal (ref: APP/W0530/W/16/3162178).

Cambridge Water Company to install a new water main, the felling of a number of trees must be undertaken near their Bourn Reservoir Site, north of St Neots Road near Knapwell, adjacent to Byway 14207 The new water main is being installed to provide water supplies to the Cambourne West Development south of the A428, approximately 2.7km west of the TPO area. The tree locations are shown on the plan included within the Preliminary Arboricultural Assessment - Document Reference rt-mme-159238-01_(PAA) (T1) Ash Fell (G2) Ash, Hawthorn, Blackthorn and Field maple - Fell: the extent of the works in the TPO tree group area will be 5m long by 12m wide between the Public Right of Way and the field boundary to the west and 12m along the Prow.

Part two, part single storey rear extensions and associated external alterations following the demolition of existing extensions and outbuildings to the rear to facilitate the conversion of the existing dwelling to form one two bedroom dwelling (no.22), and one four bedroom dwelling (no.24). Demolition of existing low level wall to front boundary and formation of a pedestrian access way and new front door to create access to no.22 from High Street. Associated hard and soft landscaping to provide car parking and residential gardens to serve the proposed development.

Reserved matters application for approval of appearance, landscape, layout and scale in respect of strategic green, grey and blue infrastructure, ground remodelling and associated works at Key Phase 1 of the Waterbeach Barracks and Airfield development (Ref: S/0559/17/OL), comprising: internal primary, secondary and tertiary streets, junctions and turning heads (including temporary bus turning area), land reprofiling (including creation of a landscaped bund), utilities infrastructure (including alignment of service runs and location of substations), foul and surface water drainage infrastructure (including pumping station and connection to existing ditch course), street lighting, areas of common or strategic green infrastructure, open space and public realm (including ecological mitigation, planting, productive landscape, footways / cycleways and necessary bridge structures), lighting, boundary treatments, sustainable drainage features, street furniture, allotments (including parking and temporary access), any necessary temporary stockpiling of construction materials, areas for construction use, temporary haul routes and any necessary demolition.

S73 to vary condition 1 (approved plans) of ref: 21/02609/S73 Variation of condition 1 (approved plans) of planning permission S/3387/19/RM (Approval of matters reserved for appearance landscaping layout & scale following outline planning permission S/1433/16/OL for residential development comprising 8 dwellings including affordable housing provision landscaping and associated infrastructure) to amend the design of Plot 6, alter the boundary layout of Plots 2, 3 and 4.

Felling of Honey Locust Tree very close (17cm) to boundary of neighbouring property: The tree has grown to a substantial height (approximately 14m) and width (approximately 8m) and is causing damage to a neighbouring property. The tree has been through a growth phase this year and the roots of the tree have pushed up and damaged disrupted the outdoor paving at 2 The Maltings, High Street, Chesterton. There is an additional potential threat to the structural integrity of 2 The Maltings with the edge of the trunk being only 2.42m away from the kitchen wall of the property - the honey locust tree canopy has increased this year and grown over the roof of 2 The Maltings - root growth from the tree is likely to further extend towards the property risking further damage. This application seeks permission to fully remove this tree. The removal of the tree has been granted under a separate planning permission relating to 29 High Street, Chesterton, Cambridge CB4 1NQ (21/00537/FUL) - however it may be some time before this development is built out, and due to the tree causing damage to the neighbouring property this application seeks to remove it as soon as possible.

Approval of access, appearance, landscape, layout and scale in respect of strategic green, grey and blue infrastructure, ground remodelling and associated works at Key Phase 1 of the Waterbeach Barracks and Airfield development (Ref: S/0559/17/OL), comprising: internal primary, secondary and tertiary streets, parcel access junctions, land reprofiling, utilities infrastructure including alignment of service runs, foul and surface water drainage infrastructure, street lighting, areas of common or strategic green infrastructure, open space and public realm including ecological mitigation, soft and hard landscaping, planting, productive landscape, footways / cycleways and necessary bridge structures, lighting, boundary treatments, sustainable drainage features, street furniture, any necessary temporary stockpiling of construction materials, areas for construction use, temporary haul routes and any necessary demolition.

Variation of condition 1 (approved plans) of planning permission S/3387/19/RM (Approval of matters reserved for apprearance landscaping layout & scale following outline planning permission S/1433/16/OL for residential development comprising 8 dwellings including affordable housing provision landscaping and associated infrastructure) to amend the design of plot 3 and alter the boundary layouts of plots 2, 3 and 4

The South Eastern half of the Foxelwood gardens is made up of a mixed broadleaf and conifer woodland; the northern section contains a number of specimen trees including Giant Sequoia, Ash, Willow, Elm and a selection of top fruit trees (predominately damson).this section takes on the appearance of an arboretum and remains open with mown grass. Only minor tree works are proposed within this area through the removal of elder, ash trees showing evidence of dieback and the removal of suppressed trees particularly damson along the western boundary. The southern section which makes up approximately two thirds of woodland consists of dense semi mature ash, elder, willow and damson. As there has been little work undertaken within this southern section for at least 30 years it is now considered that the woodland is heavily overstocked resulting in suppression of subdominant trees and restricting the development of trees my client wishes to retain. Following a detailed survey a silvicultural selective thin is now required in order to safeguard dominant specimens and allow the woodland to develop into full maturity. This will require the removal of 30% by volume of standing material in line with the UK Forestry Standard. During the felling operation improved access will also be undertaken through the creation of a network of informal footpaths. It is also intended to fell a small clearing of approximately 20 m x 20m to allow enough light onto the forest floor for replanting and the commence a succession programme and establish the next generation of trees. English oak, wild cherry, hornbeam hazel and hawthorn will be used for restocking planted at 2mx2m.

Cherry - Fell - Cherry is one sided as it has become supressed by the larger tree above it. Removing it will prevent it from fouling the balanced development of the Sycamore adjacent. Sycamore on south boundary - remove epicormic growths and self-set saplings at base, remove deadwood throughout crown, crown reduce spread in lower and middle crown on all sides by up to 2m, taper into upper crown to shape and balance. Sycamore on west boundary - crown reduce and crown lift to clear walls and roof by 1.5m, sever ivy at base of main stem up to 2m high.