Change of use of rear part of garden from residential garden land to use in association with St John's College School including forming an opening in the southern wall and forming a lit footpath link across the site , repairs to brick boundary wall to southern boundary and erection of new dividing fence across site.

Replacement chainlink fence to the north boundary and change of use of the land to the north to residential curtilage

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).

S73 variation of conditions 2 (Approved plans), 15 (Traffic Management plan) and 27 (Surface Water Drainage) of planning permission 18/1890/FUL (Erection of nine residential units comprising a terrace of 4 x three bedroom houses, 4 x two bedroom flats and 1 x one bedroom flat with access, car parking, and associated landscaping, following the demolition of the existing building on site, at Malta Road, Cambridge) to move the townhouses 0.5m off the northern boundary, to change the balcony material and to allow the commencement of foul drainage works to commence on site prior to submission of a traffic management plan and surface water drainage scheme.

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.

Conversion of existing agricultural building to a dwellinghouse (Class C3 residential) and erection of detached car port, garden office and garden shed within enlarged garden land boundary, revised landscaping to suit, all in relation to planning approval reference S/3030/19/PA and Discharge of Conditions approval S/3030/19/CONDA.

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.

Change of use of land to residential garden, retaining 2m of the existing hedgerow and removal of existing fence/wall along the old boundary between the land and 2 The Lawns and erection of a new fence nearer the highway.

The requested work involves the removal of Pine tree, T7 that is currently protected under TPO No: 0004 (2021). The tree is in very poor health (very little live wood in evidence), assessed to be in a state of declining health and unlikely to recover. The tree is a large specimen, 16m in height and located on the southern boundary of 237 Hills Road, Cambridge, directly adjacent to the Public Highway of Hills Avenue. The tree is also located close to the nearby residential property of Tirnalia House, please refer to Grid Ref: Easting / Northing (546432.28 / 256082.12). The probable cause of decline is Phytophthora disease, which is known to be a soil borne disease and therefore likely to have entered the tree via its roots causing damage to the root system. In a state of ill heath (rapid decline) and with a weakened root system, the tree is predisposed to tree failure / wind throw, especially in high gales. Being positioned close to the Public Highway and residential property, if the tree were to fail, the potential for significant damage to property or injury to persons are assessed as significant.

Conversion of existing agricultural building to a dwellinghouse (Class C3 residential) and erection of lean-to car port, detached garden office and detached garden shed within enlarged garden land boundary following S/1744/19/PA