Submission of Tree Protection details pursuant to Condition 4 of permission 21/00310/F, Planning permission is sought for part single storey and part first floor rear extension and conversion of public house to form 2 self contained semi-detached dwellings with associated bins, landscaping, cycle lockers, parking and re-siting of access drop kerb.

Lower ground single storey extension and associated refurbishment and alterations including new crossover for driveway. 'Variation of Conditions 1, 3c, 3d, 3e, 3f, 3g, 4, 5 and 6 of permission 18/00251/HHOLD 1. Change - Change in construction and waterproofing method necessitated slight change in layout. Rooflight changes create lower visual impact, including house no longer obscured by rooflights from east elevation, and allow easier access around the site through the use of walk on glass. Introduction of structural planters to provide screening and privacy to the patio from the road, while integrating a hidden railing and softening the overall visual impact of the extension. 3c. Removal - Landscape design submitted showing replacement planting following excavation leading to loss of trees and shrubs. Replacement planting and design proposed, 3d. Removed - Railings have been safely removed and preserved, and will be placed in new location around the drive, as per plans. 3e. Change - Stairwell walls to be matching white render at and below the level of the white plinth of the existing house that surrounds the ground floor. Matching brickwork above the level of the existing plinth. All external walls facing the drive (and all other external walls) will be matching brick. Physical brick sample can be provided on request - Proposed brick - "All About Bricks - Straw blend" (As used (same batch) by Dunottar School in its recent development). 3f. Removed - Hard landscaping details included as part of landscape design submitted here. 3g. Removed - Landscape design shows position and size of proposed shed. Pent shed with single door and windows facing north. 4. Removed - As per 3c, Landscape design submitted showing replacement planting following excavation leading to loss of trees and shrubs. 5. Removed - Landscape design submitted.' As amended on 07/10/2021, 11/11/2021 and 06/12/2021.

Submission of Tree Protection Plan and Arboricultural Method Statement details pursuant to Condition 5 of permission 21/01017/S73. Demolition of a detached house and garage and construction of three terraced houses with associated parking and landscaping. Variation of condition 1 of permission 20/02824/F to propose first floor extension to plots 1 and 2 and a side ground floor utility room to plot 3.

T1- Horse chestnut, to reduce to Monolith, 2 large rot pockets clearly visible, ranging from 50cm in length, 15cm in width and 30cm in depth. We are planning on reducing this Horse Chestnut to a monolith to allow for wildlife to interact, a new lease of life and to keep the aesthetic look. T2- Horse chestnut, to reduce to Monolith, clearly visible fungi spreading progressively over the course of 6 weeks. We are planning on reducing this Horse Chestnut to a monolith to allow for wildlife to interact, a new lease of life and to keep the aesthetic look. T3- Horse chestnut, to reduce to Monolith, large rot area at base, ranging from 190cm in length, 60cm in width and 15cm in depth. We are planning on reducing this Horse Chestnut to a monolith to allow for wildlife to interact, a new lease of life and to keep the aesthetic look. T4- Remove snapped out limb from Beech Tree. T5- Reduce over extended Cherry Tree to a monolith, concerns on the stability due to dieback on old cuts causing possible structural damage. Our landscaping team has plans to replant 4-6 meter Horse chestnut trees to keep the drive way alive. We have plans to plant a 4-6 meter Holm Oak next to T-1 under the home owners instruction. I have no sketch plans for you at this present time as they are ongoing plans and the landscape team feel there may be some issues with ground works, thus altering any sketch plans to date.

Submission of Tree Protection Plan and Arboricultural Method Statement details pursuant to Condition 5 of permission 20/02195/F. Demolition of existing building and erection of a single, two-storey dwelling house with attached garage plus associated hard and soft landscaping.

Submission of Tree Protection Plan details pursuant to Condition 4 of permission 18/01914/F. Demolition of the existing detached dwelling house and detached garage and its replacement with a detached two-storey dwelling house together with associated car parking, landscaping and access.

Submission of Tree Protection Plan and Arboricultural Method Statement details pursuant to Condition 10 of permission 19/01548/F. Redevelopment of the site to create a Continuing Care Retirement Community (Use Class C2), comprising refurbishment and conversion of Legal & General House (Grade II* Listed) to provide 130 no. Assisted Living Units and respite units, Assisted Living support facilities in the rotunda to include a cafe, cinema/theatre and library, creche, ancillary on-site shop/store units at lower ground floor level, a restaurant and wellness centre including refurbishment of the existing swimming pool and car parking internally at lower ground levels, refurbishment and conversion of St Monica's House to provide 19 no. Assisted Living Units, erection of new build accommodation on existing hard-standing/parking areas to provide 131 no. Assisted Living Units, creation of a new access point from St Monica's Road, with associated parking, landscaping and open space including retention of green space on land to the east.

T1 - Oak Tree - Various specific pruning tree as viewed from rear of house - Area one (marked on attached photograph) - Lower canopy on left hand side as per photograph, reduce longer lower lateral branches by upto 3m to bring the crown form into a more balanced appearance. Area Two - (marked on attahced photograph) - display of over long lateral branches to be reduced back to be in line with surrounding canopy shape/edge - reduction to be in region of 2-3m Area three - remove trunk sucker growth upto corwn break. Reason - to improve tree appearance in landscape and to be less overpowering over patio area and house.

SEE INFORMATIVE RELATING TO OWNERS PERMISSION. 1. Monkey Puzzle Fell to as close to ground level as possible. 2a. Cypress front of house. Trim all over to shape. 2b. Cypress front of house. Fell to as close to ground level as possible. 3. Laurel LHS front. Cut back to boundary, section by bins. 4. Cypress RHS of building Fell to as close to ground level as possible .5. Elder, Cherries, Holly and Oaks. Fell to as close to ground level as possible, everything up to fence adjacent to parking bays and trim Ivy on fence to tidy. 6. Various LHS of building in neighbours. Cut back to boundary line. To clear area for other landscaping and opening up to light