Details of Condition 4. Tree protection as required by planning permission 22/AP/2987 dated 25/11/2022 for construction of a single storey rear extension with integrated canopy. Demolition of the existing shed and construction of a new shed building and bike store to the side. Facade alterations to replace the existing windows and cladding. Renovation of the existing porch/garage to include a new roof, cladding and glazing. Installation of two rooflights to the rear roof slope. Boundary alterations to continue the existing hit and miss brick wall. Excavation works to create a lower patio level linking the new shed building to the main house and minor landscaping works to reform the front and rear gardens.

REVISED SPECIFICATION TO MATCH DULWICH ESTATE LICENCE T1. A Yew tree approximately 7.5m in height, situated close to the front right-hand corner of the house. Trim back from the house as necessary including the removal of deadwood, lifting branches overhanging the garage and necessary re-shaping. The height and basic shape should be retained. Minor growth in the lower portion of the tree may be removed up to the first branching approximately 4m above ground level to provide a clean trunk. T2. A Wild Plum tree approximately 9m in height, situated in the left-hand corner of the front garden adjacent to Alleyn Park. The tree is damaging the brick pier. a replacement tree is to be planted in a nearby location of the front garden and below are the three alternative species for consideration: Robinia pseudoacacia (Yellow False Acacia), Aesculus x carnea (Crimson Horse Chestnut), Tilia euchlora (Lime (non-drip)) The new tree should be planted during the next planting season with a stem girth of between 18-20cm at 1m above ground level and at a minimum height of 3.5m.

L Multi stem Ash tree - Growing laterally towards house over the pavement; Remove second stem limb to ground level which is growing over garage

T1. A Purple Plum tree approximately 6m in height, situated adjacent to the garage to the right of the entrance. The tree is a little dense and low growing. T2. An Ash tree approximately 16m in height, situated on the left-hand side boundary of the rear garden opposite the flank wall of the house. The tree is a little dense and wide spreading. T3. An Ash tree approximately 16m in height, situated on the right-hand side boundary of the rear garden close to the flank wall of the house. T4. An Oak tree approximately 15m in height, situated on the bottom boundary of the rear garden. The tree is very dense and wide spreading over the boundary with Cobb Court WorksT1. Crown thin by 15% including the removal of dead wood and necessary, lifting of low branches over the garage roof. The height and basic shape should be retained. It is important to prune branches at convenient growth points, rather than an all-round reduction or pollarding which is not permitted. T2. Crown thin by 20% including the removal of dead wood and necessary re-shaping. The height and basic shape should be retained. It is important to prune branches at convenient growth points, rather than an all-round reduction or pollarding which is not permitted. T3. Crown thin by 20% including the removal of dead wood and necessary re-shaping. The height and basic shape should be retained. It is important to prune branches at convenient growth points, rather than an all-round reduction or pollarding which is not permitted. T4. Crown thin by 25% including the removal of dead wood and necessary re-shaping. The height and basic shape should be retained. It is important to prune branches at convenient growth points, rather than an all-round reduction or pollarding which is not permitted.