Loft conversion including first floor rear gable extension to dwelling including formation of crown roof, front dormer window and insertion of Juliet balcony to rear.

Variation of Condition 2 (Plan numbers) and Condition 3 (Tree Protection) pursuant to 20/1396/FUL (Single storey side and rear extension, render and replacement of all windows and doors with double glazing units) to allow for alteration to construction access, fenestration and roof form, exterior painting and replacement guttering.

T1 - Magnolia - Front garden, centre Approx Height - 9-10m. Approx Crown Spread Diameter - 10m Work required- Crown Reduce crown all round by upto 1.5m, pruning to suitable growth points/branch fork junctions. Reason - To allow light to upstairs windows, give clearance to roof and overhead services and reduce encroachment/debris over adjacent gardens and footpath.

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.

Replacement of existing roof including increase in ridge height, formation of crown roof and front, side and rear dormer windows to provide additional office space

First floor rear extension and loft extension including formation of crown roof, rear rooflights and front rooflight, alterations to fenestration and removal of chimney and alterations to existing single storey side extension including provision of rooflights.

Two storey side extension, single storey side and rear extensions, loft conversion including formation of a crown roof and construction of front, rear and side dormer windows, raised patio to rear, alterations to porch roof and fenestration

Variation of Conditions 2 (plan numbers), 4 (materials) and 5 (glazing) pursuant to planning permission 20/2241/FUL: Alterations to fenestration detail including addition of roof lanterns to crown roof, glazing to entrance, increase in height and eaves height of the single storey side extension and alterations to external finishes to include changes to roof tiles.

T1 - Multi stemmed Sycamore The trees lateral branches are in close proximity to property (approx 0.5m). It is also blocking a large amount of light from the property's windows. I have recommended a light crown reduction (approx 1.5) to suitable growth points. Canopy is also very one sided which will relieve some weight off of the limbs.

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