Alterations. Erection of single/two storey side/rear extension, Alteration of roof from hip to gable end, erection of rear roof extension, Conversion of dwelling to create 2 x one bedroom and 1 x three bedroom flats with associated bin/cycle stores, boundary treatment, landscaping and provision of three parking spaces at the front.

Demolition of existing double garage. Erection of two-storey three-bedroom detached house on land to the rear of No. 78 Blenheim Park Road, including new vehicular access and crossover from Culmington Road, landscaping, boundary treatments, car parking, cycle parking and bin storage and all associated site works.

Amalgamation of existing semi-detached dwellinghouses into one detached single family dwellinghouse. Demolition of the garage of no.204 and erection of a single-storey 6m rear extension, front porch extension and two two-storey side extensions. Replacement of existing hipped roof and removal of chimneys, installation of crown roof with front gables, 13no rooflights and 2 recessed balconies to rear roofslope. New boundary wall with pedestrian gate. Replacement of windows and rendering of external walls. Associated cycle and refuse storage and soft and hard landscaping.

Minor alteration to red line site boundary from that of 18/05157/FUL (Demolition of existing buildings and erection of 4/5 storey building comprising 33 self-contained flats (5 x one bed, 15 x two bed and 13 x three bed), vehicular access on Limpsfield Road, 26 car parking spaces (including two disabled car parking spaces), integral cycle store for 64 cycles, integral bin storage, hard and soft landscaping, boundary treatment and communal amenity space at roof level) to exclude small piece of land on northern boundary in separate ownership.

Alterations, demolition of section of boundary wall, provision of gated opening and hardstanding to provide 1x off-street parking space with electric vehicle charging point and provision of refuse store

Alterations, demolition of section of boundary wall, provision of gated opening and hardstanding to provide 1x off-street parking space with electric vehicle charging point and provision of refuse store

Demolition of existing garages and erection of 6 two-storey dwellings, car parking, hard and soft landscaping, boundary treatment, refuse and cycle storage and private amenity space.

T1 twin Stem Sycamore on boundary, fell to ground level to repair damaged boundary fence T2 Stem Sycamore on boundary, fell to ground level to repair damaged boundary fence

T1 - Beech -To crown lift mature neighbouring Beech tree on the right hand rear boundary to a height of 6.0m. All branches will be pruned to appropriate growth points. All works are carried out to BS 3998: 2010 Tree work recommendations. A well balanced shape must be maintained. As these trees are covered by TPO, an application will be carried out by Expertrees prior to the work taking place. To allow more light onto the decking area. T2 - Sycamore - To crown lift mature neighbouring Sycamore tree on the right hand rear boundary to a height of 6.0m. All branches will be pruned to appropriate growth points. All works are carried out to BS 3998: 2010 Tree work recommendations. A well balanced shape must be maintained. As these trees are covered by TPO, an application will be carried out by Expertrees prior to the work taking place. To allow more light onto the decking area. T3 - Ash - To reduce lowest overhanging limb from mature neighbouring Ash tree by 3.0m to reduce the encroachment over the garden. All branches will be pruned to appropriate growth points. All works are carried out to BS 3998: 2010 Tree work recommendations. A well balanced shape must be maintained. The branch is overextended and needs a weight reduction. T4 - Pine - Cost to reduce 1x overlong limb on mature neighbouring Pine tree so that it doesn't protrude the remaining crown (approx. 1.5m).

Holm Oak Tree (T1) - requires root pruning because of damage to neighbour's property. Proposal is to prune roots at the boundary fence with our neighbour (no 42) as outlined in the Tree Hazard evaluation. (TPO 47, 1990)