T1: Ash: Thin out internal growth by 20% all over: To allow more light into the garden. T2: Acer: Minor crown reduction: To keep contained within boundary. T3: Horse Chestnut: Cut back growth overhanging properties garage roof. T4: Ash: Remove 4 lowest limbs each limb approximately 30-40cm in diameter to allow more light into the garden and contain.

Proposed loft conversion/dormer roof extension to include raising of existing ridge height by 485mm with crown roof, including side dormer & 3no. roof lights.

Submission of tree protection plan details pursuant to condition 5 of permission 20/02722/HHOLD. Demolition and rebuild of existing garage with storage in the roof space.

2, Leaning Beech To shorten lateral branches extending over Birch tree by 2.5 - 3m and remove hung up broken branch. 3, Beech To prune away from garage roof to achieve a 2m clearance. Reason - To allow clearance.

Ash Tree (T1) - Tree has died and requires felling to ensure safety of personnel in its vicinity. Sycamore Tree (T2) - Requires felling due to risk posed to building beneath. Ongoing damage to roof due to falling foliage Poplar Tree (T3) - 50% crown reduction. Significant risk in high winds to building on site, neighboring property and nearby persons. Poplar Tree (T4) - 50% crown reduction. Significant risk in high winds to building on site, neighboring property and nearby persons. Poplar Tree (T5) - 50% crown reduction. Significant risk in high winds to building on site, neighboring property and nearby persons. Poplar Tree (T6) - 50% crown reduction. Significant risk in high winds to building on site, neighboring property and nearby persons. Maple tree (T7) - 30% crown reduction. Significant risk in high winds to building on site, neighboring property and nearby persons.

Ground floor partial garage conversion with minor side infill and new crown roof. New ground floor rear galzing. Erection of a lower ground floor rear extension with flat green roof. recladding of entire first floor external wall with vertical roof tiles as with existing front first floor external wall.

The proposed development within this application is to remove the existing dwelling and redevelopment of the site as a residential scheme providing 2, five bedroom family homes set over two floors with occupied roof spaces. Variation of conditions 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 14 of permission 22/00047/F, approved drawing numbers, windows, trees, landscaping, parking and turning, construction transport management plan, electric vehicle charging, boundary treatments, energy and water efficiency statement and ecology.

T1 Oak tree. Remove the lowest 4 branches on the West side adjacent to the house. T2 Oak tree. Shorten all branches that overhang the garage roof by 2.5m.

T1. Leyland Cypress. Reduce the height by 30% to allow more light into the property and improve the safety factor. This height reduction removes the skinny regrowth since the tree was last topped. T2. Leyland Cypress. Reduce the height to 1.5m below the top of the telegraph pole. T3. Two Lawson Cypress. Fell. The trees are growing in a shaded area and are not good examples of the species, as well as being in poor health. T4. Robinia. Remove the branch that is above the garage roof.

Please see tree works report itemising the trees and works requested: T1 Yew Sever Ivy at Ground level, T2 Elm Crown reduce by 3m due to included unions and branches on the roof. Clear roof by 2m, T3 Lime Remove Epicormic growth to point of origin with the main stem. Remove deadwood, T4 Lime Remove epicormic growth and deadwood (tree is to be Picus tested due to decay once epicormic is removed) T5 Sweet Chestnut Remove Deadwood,T6 Elm Remove deadwood, T7 Holly Sever Ivy at ground level remove 2m section to facilitate inspection, T8 Sycamore remove damaged branch with significant included union to point of origin with main stem. Crown reduce crown west side by 3m, and remaining crown by 5m, T9 Lime remove deadwood, T10 Elm Crown Reduce by 3m, T11 Yew Sever Ivy and remove the dead Ivy, T12 G1 Fell to ground level Norway Maple with poor union. All works form health and safety works to protect pupils, staff and public