Application for approval of the (a) external facing materials including the door/fenestration appearance and colour and all rainwater/fascia goods; (b) boundary treatments and hard landscaping for the driveway as required by planning permission 21/00434/FUL -Application for variation of condition 2 of planning permission 19/00037/FUL - Amended plans to change house type

Felling of three small trees (T2, T3, T4) to the front aspect of house and removal of one dead tree trunk (T5). These trees are causing damage to external wall (fronting Victoria Road). The wall has become unstable and is a safety risk. The trees offer very low amenity value and we will replant with small shrubs and bushes in the future. Pruning of branches to tree (T1) which are growing through and causing damage to the boundary garden wall between 1 and 2 Gladstone Villas. Felling of one tree (T6) located on edge of driveway (Occupation Road) next to driveway gate post. Felling required due to damage to retaining wall and shading of adjacent apple tree.

ref Ash 3764 - fell - self sown and impinging on the boundary fence to nursing home

Erection of a Club House, provision of boundary fencing, erection of gates, two portable viewing boxes and an open patio area

Extensions and Alterations to House and New Boundary Wall along river bank

Declining Birch (B1) - adjacent to driveway/front boundary to Pinewood Drive reduce to ground level. Canopy is in decline, replace with 1x Oak tree in the front garden area. Silver Birch (SB1)(ID1698) - planted to North East corner of property to have branches growing towards property shortened to maintain a 2m clearance from the house. Conifers (x2)(C1&C2) - planted behind boundary fence to the Northerly boundary of the property (still owned by Harry Sutton even though planted behind the boundary) reduce to ground level. Poor specimens with low amenity value. Group of Semi-mature Silver Birch (GSB1)(three trees)(ID1691, ID1688, ID1681) planted in garden/lawn area reduced to ground level. Poor specimens with low amenity value and/or poor canopy distribution (lions tailed) and vitality. Replace with suitable native deciduous trees. Silver Birchx2 (SB2&SB3) planted in neighbouring property to the South of Harry Suttons property (housename Trees)(two largest out of the group) to have overall canopy reductions with branches shortened by approx 1.5m. To maintain size of canopy in relation to position within the garden and to increase levels of light to the Southerly side of the property. It would be ideal if the tree officer assigned to this application could have a walk around with Daniel prior to any decision making.