1. Oak - remove the branches that are overhanging our roof and garden. We have recently had an infestation of squirrels nesting in our roof which has caused damage to the external roof tiles and internal roof The squirrels accessed the roof via these overhanging branches which we would like to have removed. This damage is not covered by house insurance so this preventative action will ensure we do not encounter this type of damage again.

Amendment to approved roof and change to long strip window on front elevation pursuant to 18/02337/HOU Refurbishment of existing house to include, new insulated cladding, new insulated render, new windows. Reconstruction of existing extension with new pitched roof to replace flat roof. New rear single storey extension. Internal modernisations. New rear boundary fence to enhance security, new enlarged front drive.

Approval of Conditions 6- west wall- 7- floor excavation- and 8- floor- pursuant to 21/01078/LBC Repair and stabilisation of the timber frame, including the removal of modern brick and concrete buttresses and piers. Replacement of modern in-fill bricks with handmade clay bricks. Repair of roof timbers where necessary. Replacement of roof tiles. Reinstatement of double doors to the south elevation. Replacement of some brick infill panels to the east elevation with glass panels. Installation of a shower room. Enclosure of the north extension to create a home gym with replacement roof. Installation of a log burner to the main space.

Re-roofing of main house roof and insertion of 2 roof lights

Approval of Condition 5- shower room details- pursuant to 21/01078/LBC Repair and stabilisation of the timber frame, including the removal of modern brick and concrete buttresses and piers. Replacement of modern in-fill bricks with handmade clay bricks. Repair of roof timbers where necessary. Replacement of roof tiles. Reinstatement of double doors to the south elevation. Replacement of some brick infill panels to the east elevation with glass panels. Installation of a shower room. Enclosure of the north extension to create a home gym with replacement roof. Installation of a log burner to the main space.

1). Remove 6 lowest branches towards road and over garden from one Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) and shorten back one long limb over house by approximately 3 metres to suitable live secondary growth. Lifting low canopy to approximately 1.5 to 2 metres above the apex of roof or from ground level approximately 12 metres as the tree is having an over bearing effect on the property

1)Small change to dimensions to bring them in line with brick and block sizes. Overall scale remains the same. Overall width has increased by 11.3cm and roof ridge height has increased by 25.5cm to achieve a 35 degree roof pitch for clay tiles. 2) Timber cladding to side elevations has been replaced by non-combustible limestone tiles - Building control request. 3)Integrated Solar panels added in line with Building Control SAP assessment and to look like part of the roof design. 1kW of panels required. 4)Velux window added to Master bedroom ensuite and the other 2 velux windows on roof ridge moved to bring light into stairwell. 5)Front elevation lounge window size reduced in width to standard window size. 6)Change to rear roof design as previous design was not structurally feasible. 7)2 Side windows to master bedroom (on The Bailey side) increased in depth and changed in style to match others. pursuant to 19/01730/FUL Erection of a detached 5 bedroom house following demolition of existing bungalow.