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.

Crown Reduction to T5 English Oak (Category A): undertake 2 metre crown reduction to improve light levels as well as reducing future stress on the foundations of the new extension. Removal of deadwood and improving safety. Removal of Ornamental Cherry T2 (Category C): T2 is a semi-mature cherry tree close to the garage, its rooting area is notably poor being surrounded by paving and driveway. It has slender form and its canopy touches the garage roof-line. T2 is in close proximity of the house so its removal will reduce future stress on the foundations of the house and garage. We propose the removal and replanting of a new replacement cherry. Phased removal of G3 Cypress Group (Category C): The trees were planted to create screening and privacy, but have not been height managed and are now excessively tall. The trees have large stems, some less than 2m from the boundary walls and close to the foundations of the house and not sustainable. The trees' canopies touch the house and roof-line, creating excessive shade on the south eastern side of the garden. G3 cypress are still not mature and can be expected to continue vigorous growth, potentially creating issues and stresses on the house foundations. We propose a 'phased tree removal' of G3 cypress group over several years. The removal of G3 will have many advantages, including improving light levels to the eastern garden and will be highly beneficial to nearby groups of English Yew (G2) G1 Boundary Cypress Trees (Category C): This linear group of cypress located on the south western boundary, has been left to grow excessively tall over a period of time and requires maintenance. Reduce their height by 50% to allow more light into the garden and create a formal 2m hedge.

Part Retrospective: Conversion of garage, alterations to roof to include crown roof, first floor front and rear extensions, replacement windows and doors and a single storey side and rear extensions

Erection of single-storey front extension, first-floor side and rear extension, conversion of garage to habitable use, alterations to landscape features including removal and replanting of tree, enlargement of front driveway and rear patio

Single storey side and rear extensions, alterations to roof form including provision of crown roof form and installation of sun tunnels

Variation of Conditions 2 (In accordance with plans) and 5 (External Materials) of application 16/2555/FUL: (Construction of detached dwelling) To allow alterations to the design including deeper projection to rear and extension to roof including crown roof, change of materials of the approved dwelling and introduction of a basement level

T1 - Red Leaf Plum - Fell because of proximity to proposed extension (Pre-application ref 20/2483/PREAPP) Replant one Red Leaf Plum in different position in garden.

Oak lopping, reducing and balancing. Branches from both trees are overhanging Bullsland Lane. There are EIGHT branches that need to be cut off. The lowest of these is approx. NINE metres above the surface of Bullsland Lane. The highest of the branches is approx.TEN metres above the surface of Bullsland Lane. These branches extend FOUR metres across Bullsland Lane and intrude EIGHT metres over the courtyard of No. 49 Bullsland Lane i.e. High Ash Farm.

Single-storey front and side extension; alterations to fenestration; two-storey rear extension and loft conversion with extension to roof form including formation of crown roof, side dormer and insertion of rooflights and juliet balconies.

Silver Birch x 1 - in front of property. Removal of tree and stump to allow for extension of driveway