Erection of a part ground floor part first floor rear/side extension, ground floor pitched roof, roof lights and changes to fenestration.

Application for Advertisement Consent for 2 sets of internally illuminated fascia text, 2 sets of externally illuminated counter logo and 1 internally illuminated pole mounted sign.

A silver birch tree in our rear garden is dead. With recent winds a lot of dead branches and chunks of the thicker branches of the tree have snapped and fallen into our garden. The tree trunk itself is rotten, hollow, infested with ants and other insects and is at constant danger of breaking from the higher branches. We have a dog who is constantly out in the garden and it was fortunate he was not in the garden when the high winds snapped a number of large thick heavy branches from its uppermost height. Photos can be provided. Our children are 10 and 8 and our neighbours, who we are adjoined to, have a daughter who is 3, they are also at risk if out in the garden. We would like to reduce the size significantly so it does not pose a risk so as to stump it to 2 metre as we would like to keep it for the washing line. We do not want to replant any other tree as our garden is a very small patio garden.

TWA/23/0167

Erection of single-storey rear extension, part two-storey, part first-floor side extension with the formation of a carport, new front porch and insertion of roof light.

Demolition of existing dwelling and attached garage to facilitate the construction of a two storey building with accommodation in the roof to provide 8 flats (6 x 1bed and 2 x 3bed) with associated car parking, access, refuse storage and landscaping.

T1 and T2. See attached plan, tree report and proposed works in next section

T1- Fell silver birch tree to ground level. the tree is obviously causing a large garden wall to crack and potentially fall over in the future

Certificate of lawfulness for proposed conversion of the existing carport to form an enclosed playroom.

Birch T1 (TWA/21/0918) tree now entirely dead