Non material amendment to planning permission 21/2153/FUL: Removal of ground floor windows on eastern flank, insertion of rooflights to ground floor side extension along eastern flank of dwelling, additional rooflights to internal slopes of main pitched roof and alterations to fenestration and door on front of house

Side and rear extension, roof extension including increase in ridge and eaves height, extension to roof and insertion of rear dormer and rooflights to front, rear and sides, alterations to fenestration, render and composite timber cladding to existing house and associated landscape works

Non material amendment to planning permission 20/2574/FUL: Minor modifications to the shape of 2 No. ground floor bay windows to House B, to change their shape in plan from curved to rectangular and the design configured to be (a) in keeping with the square bay design used on House A and (b) matching the fenestration patterns of the approved bays.

Conversion of Manor House into 8 dwellings, removal of flat roofs to underground passage in rear courtyards, and internal and external alterations including changes to windows and doors - Buckinghamshire Council Reference PL/20/4242/FA

Demolition of existing rear extension, construction of two storey rear extension, front rooflights, erection of a replacement garage, alterations to external materials and fenestration, reconstruction of front porch and associated external works including motorised gate, new stairs up to house and new boundary wall to front and new patio to rear

Hornbeams - R1 - turn the row of trees into a tall hedge - Approx. 6 metres to be removed from tops and 4 metres from sides. I would expect the finished height to be around 6-7 metres, and width once pruned to be approx. 1.5 metres. All top growth is cut down to approx 5 feet above old pollard points (This will provide required screening across the valley for the client from the house windows) the garden side face is cut back hard to the main stems. This will look bare when first pruned but the hornbeams will sprout out given light, and produce new growth lower down which will improve screening and providing this is managed by clipping will ultimately turn into a hornbeam hedge. This will take a minimum of three years, more likely 5.

Conversion of Manor House into 8 dwellings, removal of flat roofs to underground passage in rear courtyards and two storey rear infill extensions, internal and external alterations including changes to windows and doors - Buckinghamshire Council application reference PL/20/4242/FA

Fir tree - reduce crown overall up to 1 metre to allow more light to garden and house windows.

Variation of Condition 2 (Plan Numbers) of planning permission 19/2284/FUL (Demolition of existing dwelling and construction of replacement dwelling with accommodation within roof served by rear dormer and rooflights) to relocate the garage to the other side of the house, switching with front living room, alterations to fenestration to front and rear and to include addition of 2 new window to side elevation (within new garage location) and insertion of new external doors and inclusion of schedule of external materials

Variation of Condition 1 (Approved Plans) of planning permission 19/2484/RSP (Part Retrospective: Erection of three storey building with habitable roof space to create 8 x 2-bed self-contained flats with associated parking on basement level, cycle and refuse store, amenity areas, raised terrace and landscaping following demolition of existing dwelling house) to include new balconies and terraces to the rear and insertion of new ground and first floor side windows