Installation of roof mounted solar PV panels to existing agricultural shed building

Repairs to the existing roof, gutters and brickwork, removal of internal partition walls throughout including downstairs wall in kitchen, panelled storeroom, ceiling and two staircases, renovation to the existing kitchen and dining areas including removal of section of first-floor structure to create double height space above servery and mezzanine floor, creation of new staircase in café area, provision of WC facilities to existing store, creation of two external openings to form exterior door and window, installation of window to previously bricked up opening, alterations including raising of existing dormer windows, replacement of three existing doors, re-instatement of roof cowls to act as roof lanterns, installation of new flue in roof, removal of Tank Shed and reinstatement of existing wall, replacement of existing tarmac drive, courtyard and area surrounding the Norman Manor with self-binding gravel

Erection of a two storey extension to side and single storey extension to front with installation of roof lights at front and rear following demolition of existing garage and shed

EAST COTTINGWITH CONSERVATION AREA - Remove 1 no. Conifer hedge (T1) due to the hedge being overgrown and is blocking the driveway; Remove 2 no. Apple trees (T2 & T3) due to the trees being overgrown with ivy and obstructing powerlines; Remove 1 no. Conifer tree (T4) and 1 no. Sycamore tree (T5) due to the trees growing into BT line and pushing against shed; Remove 1 no. Sycamore tree (T6) due to the tree growing into BT line and blocking neighbour's light; Remove 1 no. Holly tree (T7) and 1 no. Damson tree (T10) due to the trees blocking neighbour's light and is pushing against their property; Remove 1 no. Apple tree (T8) due to the tree being old and not producing good fruit; Crown reduce 1 no. Holly tree (T9) by 1 metre due to the tree being overgrown; Remove 1 no. Elder tree/bush (T11) due to the tree growing into shed and blocking light for neighbours; Crown reduce 1 no. Cherry tree (T12) by 1 metre due to the tree pushing against neighbour's garage roof and blocking light

TPO - SWANLAND NO. 2 - 1974 (REF 155) A2 - Crown lift 1 no. Oak tree (T1), 1 no. Cherry tree (T3 C) and 1 no. Lime tree (T5 E) to 6 metres to clear footpath and highway; Fell 1 no. Lime tree (T2 B) due to tree being in a very poor condition with the main trunk at the base being almost entirely hollow and has kretzamaria duesta fungus at the base and around the buttresses; Crown lift 1 no. Norway Maple tree (T6 F) to 6 metres and crown lift lowest limb at 2 metres to the west to clear footpath and highway; Crown reduce 1 no. Oak tree (T7 G) by 2 metres due to branches overhanging the house roof to west; Crown reduce 1 no. Sycamore tree (T9 I) by 2 metres over house roof to west and crown lift 2 no. lowest limbs overhanging boundary to east to clear footpath, highway and street lamps and due to excessive overhang to neighbouring properties and the property roof; 1 no. Lime tree (T10 J) formative prune; Crown thin 1 no. London Plane tree (T11 K) by 10% to improve the general appearance and safety of the tree; Crown lift 1 no. Oak tree (T12 L) to 4 metres and crown thin by 10%; Crown lift 1 no. Oak tree (T13 M) to 5 metres over shed to north and boundary to east; Crown lift 1 no. Cherry tree (T14 N) by 3 metres due to branches overhanging the shed to south; Fell 1 no. Goat Willow tree (T15 O) as the roots of this tree have now reached underneath the boundary retaining wall and are now causing an actionable nuisance to the neighbouring property and concerns that they are getting into the soakaway.

TPO - BRIDLINGTON NO. 23 - 2005 (REF 954) T63 - Crown lift 1 no. Horse Chestnut tree by 6 metres and side reduce to the North East to give 2 metre clearance due to branches rubbing the roof and TV ariel of property to the rear and shed roof of neighbouring property