Partial replacement of fence panels on western boundary adjoining Nos 23.

Additional 600mm high timber trellis on existing 6ft timber fence, length approx 10m, forming boundary of the site.

Replacement of front boundary wall with new walls/fences and sliding vehicular gate.

Proposed works to the boundary fencing and landscaping to the front garden to form a larger driveway

Demolition of existing wall fronting the highway and replacement with a new 6ft high brick wall with wrought iron railing, pedestrian gate and vehicle gate infill between pillars. Lower wall sections to receive decorative brick bonds under coping stones and pillars to also be finished with decorative sandstone coping. Existing fence along the boundary with 320 Wellington road to butt up to new brick piers and 3ft fence panel / posts to be replaced with new 6ft fence panels/posts. New brick pillar adjacent to 318 Wellington road to butt up to the end of the wall that runs along the boundary.

Front and Rear Boundary treatment (fencing and sleeper) (retrospective).

Proposed garden building, boundary fencing

Replacing a previous tarmac and concrete drive with a permeable material of Marshalls drivesett tegular prioria in pennant grey; Sandstone paved area at front and rear; Reinstatement of a lawned front garden and retention of exiting trees; Replacement of boundary fence with no 23; Repair of front stone boundary wall; Replacement of front door with a timber and glazed door with a design in keeping with the property and those in the locality; and Replacement of side door with a timber and glazed door, and step access.

Installation of air source heat pump within 1 metre of boundary. Based on advice from the installer (Evergreen Energy) the required location of the heat pump is within 1 metre of the boundary fence with number 92 Parsonage Road. The only alternative location that would provide sufficient airflow etc for effective performance would be at the bottom end of the garden, requiring a long trench to be dug through the garden and a long run of pipework which would also impact performance. The proposed model selected (Samsung EHS Monobloc 16kw) has been selected for both performance and its compact size (with a footprint of 940mm x 330mm, and a height of 1420mm). The proposed site of the heat pump is in a 'utility' area, where wheelie bins are currently stored, screened from street view by the front fence, and close to the location of the hot water tank and existing central heating pipework. The noise from the heat pump should be minimal (equivalent to the hum of a refrigerator), and the location is not in close proximity to living/sleeping areas of next door. I have discussed the proposed location of the heat pump with the neighbours at number 92 and they are supportive.

Installation of boundary fence to replace sections of existing fences and a hedgerow