Proposed agricultural and equestrian development with incorporated rural worker's dwelling and construction of associated hardstanding (partially retrospective)

Construction of permanent farm manager's dwelling

Construction of a new dwelling following the demolition of a modern portal framed building in place of extant permission reference 19/02620/FUL (for the conversion of modern agricultural building to two dwelling houses)

Compliance with Condition 9 (external lighting) of permission 18/04770/FUL - Demolition of agricultural buildings and the construction of two new dwellings

Compliance with Conditions 4 (Design details for windows) and 7 (Landscape scheme and 5 year aftercare maintenance plan) of permission 18/04770/FUL- Demolition of agricultural buildings and the construction of two new dwellings

Compliance with Condition 16 (surface water drainage) and 17 (package treatment plant) of Permission 18/04770/FUL - Demolition of agricultural buildings and the construction of two new dwellings

Compliance with conditions 10 (pre-demolition ecology) and 12 (contamination) of permission 18/04770/FUL - Demolition of agricultural buildings and the construction of two new dwellings

Compliance with Condition 3 (walling & roofing materials) of permission 18/04770/FUL - Demolition of agricultural buildings and the construction of two new dwellings

Removal of three trees and works to fourth tree, in close proximity to residential dwelling of Upper Farm, as follows: T1 - Mature Sycamore, Approx 60 ft - Works to remove a lower limbs and raise the canopy (crown lifting) due to excessive shading, visual obstruction and safety concerns. T2 - Thuia Evergreen Approx 30 ft - Fell due to damage to the underground cables, electricity, telephone and water pipes. Planted within 4m of the house with resultant root damage to the wall that it is planted between and the house as well as excessive shading, visual obstruction, above ground storm damage to property and safety concerns to pedestrians. T3 - Leylandii Evergreen - Fell due to excessive shading, visual obstruction, potential damage to property and safety concerns as planted within 2m of house construction, leaning at an extreme angle and highly dangerous. T4 Holly Tree Approx 20 ft - Fell due to excessive shading, visual obstruction, potential damage to property and safety concerns. It is the intention of the new owner to plant approximately 20 further trees at Upper Farm in more suitable locations in the winter of 2021/2022

Demolition of agricultural buildings and the construction of three new dwellings