Discharge of Conditions 3 (Construction Logistics Plan), 4 (Tree Protection Plan), 5 (Materials) and 6 (Architectural Details) attached to planning permission ref. 20/05079/FUL for the demolition of existing garage and erection of a two storey detached house with accommodation within the roof space and associated parking.

S Sycamore S1 and S2 to be trimmed down as touching neighbouring house and its roof. S2 to be reduced in height by half due to infestation. S3 - Cut off the large branch as over-hanging neighbouring garden, also codominant stem. L Leylandii, L1, L2, L3, L4 and L5 to be reduced in height by half. Also L2 and L3 to be removed completely due to excessive shadow and no growth underneath it. To be replaced by apple and fig trees in the future. L6, L7 and L8 to be reduced in height by half. CL Cherry Laurel, CL1, CL2, CL3, CL4 and CL5 to be reduced in height by half due to excessive shadow.

Discharge of condition 3 (external facing materials), 5 (landscaping), 6 (various), 8 (tree report/tree protection plan), 9 (construction logistics plan) and 16 (bio-diversity) attached to planning permission 22/01970/FUL for alterations to land levels, erection of two storey house with accommodation within the roof space, associated car parking, refuse, cycle provision and hard and soft landscaping

Discharge of Condition 3 (construction logistic plan), condition 4 (section drawings), condition 5 (materials) and condition 14 (tree protection) of planning reference 22/02207/HSE for the Demolition of existing rear extension roof and construction of a two-storey side extension, part one/ part two-storey rear extension and alterations to the existing house.

Discharge of condition 3 (external facing materials), 5 (landscaping), 6 (various), 8 (tree report/tree protection plan), 9 (construction logistics plan), 10 (water), 11 (carbon dioxide emissions), 15 (bio-diversity) and 16 (bio-diversity) attached to planning permission 22/01970/FUL for alterations to land levels, erection of two storey house with accommodation within the roof space, associated car parking, refuse, cycle provision and hard and soft landscaping

G1. Consisting of one Common Lime and 1 Horse Chestnut tree. Reduce heights by 4-5m to allow more sunlight for the fitting of solar panels to the house roof. (TPO no.145)

Oak trees - T1-T5 are proposed to have a crown reduction of 3-3.5 meters and the removal of the tree closest to the property in order to prevent tree causing possible damage to house roof. (TPO 26, 1977)

Details pursuant to Condition 6 (Tree Landscape Plan) of planning permission 17/06330/FUL granted for Erection of a three storey building to provide eight one bedroom flats with accommodation) in the roof space and the erection of a two storey 3 bedroom house with accommodation in the roof space with landscaping and other associated works

Pine Tree (front garden in proximity to the house elevations) - Reduce lateral limb overhanging the property to provided a 2.5m clearance from the roof. (TPO no. 20, 2006)

T1 Lime Tree - Reduce six previously reduced branches hanging over Danecroft property by 2 metres back to old pruning points or suitable growth points. T2 Horse Chestnut - Removal of two lowest large limbs over hanging Danecroft back to main trunk. And reduce any smaller overhanging lateral limbs over property by 3 metres maintaining balance. (Two lowest limbs are heavily weighted and could cause serious damage if not removed. Limiting light. Neighbouring side is very sparse so will balance tree substantially.) T3 Horse Chestnut - Reduce lateral limbs over hanging Danecroft property by 3m (Again heavily one sided over property with branches breaking and landing on roof as seen in photo) Tree (4/5) Horse Chesnuts - Reduce lateral limbs over hanging Danecroft property by 3m (Again one sided with branches breaking and damaging roof) Tree (6) Large Beech - Sectional dismantle large Beech tree over hanging Danecroft but in the garden of Beech House to ground level. (Beech tree had only two live branches last summer, lots of dead wood throughout, left any longer may become a danger to both properties and be more of a risk to climb. We will replant close to where this Beech is removed. Tree (7) Sycamore - Reduce lateral spread overhanging Danecroft property by 1 metre. Tree (8) Sycamore - Reduce lateral spread over hanging Danecroft property by 2m and shape accordingly. Again very one sided so will balance tree Tree (9) Cherry Tree - Reduce/prune medium Cherry all over by 2m maintaining shape, leaving suitable growth points. Tree (10) Sycamore - Reduce lateral overhang from neighbouring side by 3 m, lots of snapped out branches hanging and breaking because of lateral length. (TPO no 14, 1976 )