Proposed approval of the reserved matters of appearance, landscaping, layout, and scale following the grant of outline consent under application 17/02168/OUT for the residential development of 300 dwellings with public open space, vehicular access, and associated infrastructure, in addition to the approval of details reserved by Conditions 3 (phasing), 7 (local recruitment strategy), 9 (surface water drainage), 10 (construction surface water run-off), 11 (surface water drainage maintenance plan), 14 (landscape management plan), 15 (levels strategy), 16 (tree protection), 17 (ecological mitigation), 18 (public open space management plan), 20 (environmental construction management plan), 21 (contamination), 22 (foul water strategy), 23 (off-site highway improvements), 27 (bus stop improvements), and 28 (emergency access) of the outline consent.

1 No. Hazel - Crown contributes to dense foliage screen at low level close to neighbouring properties. Proposed work comprises re-coppicing to increase daylight to neighbouring property and garden. 1 No. Sycamore - Side branch originating at 2m NE, ascends and is competing for apical dominance with leader. If left, growth of the branch will result in significant widening of the crown. Proposed work comprises removal of side branch originating at 2m NE, and removal of 3 no. other branches as depicted in supporting photographs. 1 No. Lime - Previously cut back from overhanging boundary, but branches now in close proximity to neighbouring dwelling. Proposed work comprises felling lime T31, because its retention will require frequent re-pruning due to its proximity to neighbouring properties, associated shading and reduction in daylight, leaf-fall, and over-dominance. The works are in response to complaints received from neighbours.

1 No. Hazel - Crown contributes to dense foliage screen at low level close to neighbouring properties. Proposed work comprises re-coppicing to increase daylight to neighbouring property and garden. 1 No. Sycamore - Side branch originarting at 2m NE, ascends and is competing for apical dominance with leader. If left, growth of the branch will result in significant widening of the crown. Proposed work comprises removal of side branch originating at 2m NE, and removal of 3 no. other branches as depicted in supporting photographs. 1 No. Lime - Previously cut back from overhanging boundary, but branches now in close proximity to neighbouring dwelling. Proposed work comprises crown lifting to 7m, by removal of all side branches and epicormic growth back to main stem. The works are in response to complaints received from neighbours.

1 No. Oak (T2) - Reduce crown by 2-3 metres to suitable growth points to all aspects, remove epicormic growth from main stem and remove deadwood >25mm. The tree is causing excessive shading to the dwelling and branches have snapped and fallen during recent high winds.