Non material amendment to relocate the swimming pool further northwards and realign the storage building to the site boundary in relation to planning approval LW/20/0823

discharge conditions 4(archaeology) and 22(north boundary wall) in relation to planning approval LW/14/0188

Installation of boundary fence and gates (retrospective) together with raised patio, partially on pre-existing embankment, together with new retaining wall and new pergola structure

Demolition of existing conservatory and replacement with single storey rear extension. Single storey extension to rear of existing garage to feature roof sloping down to the boundary line and associated alterations. (Amended submission following refused LW/20/0713)

Section 73 A retrospective application for the temporary erection of a boundary fence and gate

Discharge of condition 7 (Boundary Treatment) relating to planning approval LW/20/0702

1 x Ash (T23) and 1 x Oak (T24) Cut back all overhanging branches to the boundary line to the rear

T1- Mulberry tree reduce top height by 1.5 meters and reshape lateral growth to match. Reasons- this tree fell over last year and has now stabilised and we can reduce to a more manageable size. T2- Acer- 1 meter down and reshape. T3- conifer- cut to boundary Reasons- maintain compact size to trees.

T31 Sycamore - Fell to ground level and poison the stump to prevent regrowth T33 Ash - Fell to ground level and poison the stump to prevent regrowth T34 Sycamore - Reduce the crown overhanging the boundary of The Lodge by approximately 2.5m and reduce/rebalance the remaining crown as required

T2 - Field Maple - reduce and reshape crown by up to 1.2 metres - to formative prune and shape, T3 -Poplar - re-pollard to old pruning points (approximately 3 metres) - to keep at reasonable size for garden, T4- Sycamore - twin stemmed - fell - causing damage to boundary wall, T5 - Sycamore - single stem - reduce and reshape crown by up to 2.5 metres and thin by 15% - to balance shape