Amendment to positioning, boundary treatments/ landscaping and garden arrangements at plots 21-26 and 39-42 pursuant to 17/00264/REM Reserved matters application for appearance, landscaping, layout and scale pursuant to 14/00504/MAJOR: Outline planning application for up to 300 residential units, land for up to 1,050m2 D1 floorspace for a GP surgery including pharmacy and up to 370m2 A1 retail floorspace for a convenience foodstore and associated access, open space, playing pitches including a sports pavilion, MUGA and car park, landscaping, Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG) including car park and improvements to the A287/Redlands Lane junction. Approval of details submitted in connection with the following conditions: 8 - Levels, 9 - Road construction details, 10 - Access and parking details, 16 - Badger surveys, 17 - Flood lighting, 18 - Ecological Management Plan, 19 - Surface Water Management Plan, 20 - Protection for Basingstoke Canal SSSI, 21 - Buffer zone for River Hart, 24 - Tree protection, 25 - Hard and soft landscaping, 26 - Landscape Management Plan, 30 - Drainage Strategy, 34 - Surface Water Drainage Scheme, 36 - Sport pitch parking demand assessment

1. T1 Mature twin stem Oak - 1.5m - 2m reduction of the canopy to reduce forces on the union at the base, install Cobra brace to add additional support to stems and reduce stress at union. Evidence of a poor union at base no evidence of water running out of this union, two wound at base also, but with evidence of good compartmentalising. Canopy growth seems healthy, with good growth and healthy buds. 2. T2 Mature Poplar - Fell Hole in stem at approximately 7ft in height. The cavity depth is approximately 50% of stem diameter. Healthy wood all around stem at this point. Tree has slight lean towards residential property and is with striking distance. Tree has additional weight due prolific Mistletoe throughout canopy,

Existing use of land outlined red on the Site Location Plan as residential amenity space in connection with Walnut Tree Cottage

1. Horse Chestnut - T1 - Fell because it is too large and too close to a residential building, Eldon House; 2. Lime tree - T2 - Fell because it is too large and too close to a residential building, Sycamores; 3. Lime tree - T3 - Fell because it is too large and too close to a residential building, Sycamores.

T1 - previously storm damaged tree removed ( currently only main trunk left with a tiny amount of crown left, tree has a 45 degree lean over private road leading to other residential properties T2 - Oak tree crown lifted of lowest left branch as you look at it with your back to property T3 - Beech hedge reduced in height by 2ft and faced back T4 - Holly tree reduced back by 1m

Oak T1 - To be reduced on the North and West side of the lateral canopy to reduce the limbs overhanging the residential apartments and the balconies behind. The tree crown currently spreads 6m and will be reduced by 2m on one side to leave a crown spread of 4m. No height is to be reduced on the tree.