Section 73 application to vary condition 2 (Plans list) and 22 (Boundary and acoustic fences) of planning permission TM/20/02239/FL and allowed planning appeal ref. APP/H2265/W/21/3279132 (Construction of 9 detached dwellings together with associated access, landscaping and drainage works). Changes to the design and layout of plots 1, 2, 3 and 6, plus boundary treatment

Proposed boundary fence to the east of the existing vehicular access to match the existing fence to the west 73m in length along northern highway

1 x Cherry (applicants ref. T3 - in garden of 20-23 Trinity Court) - Thin by 20% and trim back to boundary fence of 24 Trinity Court (approx. 2m); 2 x Sycamore (applicants ref. T4 and T5 - in land to northeast of 24 Trinity Court) - Trim back approx. 4-5m so not overhanging 24 Trinity Court; 1 x Holm Oak (applicants ref. T6 - in land to northeast of 24 Trinity Court. Tallest tree in applicants photo 1) - Fell; Mixed species group (including, Sycamore, Holly and Horse Chestnut - in land to northeast of 24 Trinity Court as indicated in location plan attached to applicants e-mail dated 27th May 2023) - trim back to boundary fence of 24 Trinity Court; (Ivy plants to the back of the garden overgrowing from mount pleasant (applicants ref. T1 and T2) - Trimming back approx. 1m not disturbing a tree the Ivy is growing around, the boundary wall or Pill Box within our boundary)

The erection of a double garage in lieu of the approved car port under planning permission TM/20/01134/FL and the retention of the existing fencing on the highway boundary

Formation of hardstanding for parking at rear of property and replacement of rear boundary fence with sliding door and hinged door to allow vehicle access to rear garden

Applicants ref, T2 Purple Leaf Plum, 1 stem has pushed fence panel out - Cut marked stem back to boundary. T5 Goat Willow, branches hitting adjacent building and roof - Prune to clear building by approximately 1m. T6 Holly, branches hitting adjacent building and roof - Prune to clear building by approximately 1m. T9 Ash, heavily leaning and poor form - Dismantle to near ground level. T13 Norway Maple, major crown dieback tree declining - Dismantle to leave approximately 2m trunk to regenerate or provide habitat. T14 Goat Willow, hitting portacabin roof and snapped hanging branch - Prune to clear roof by approximately 1-2m and remove branch. T27 Horse Chestnut, branches hitting phone wires - Crown lift to give approximately 1m around phone wires. T28 Sweet Chestnut, branches hitting phone wires and deadwood in crown - Remove major deadwood and crown lift to give approximately 1m around phone wires

Replace flat to pitched roof of existing side extension and raising existing with lantern rooflight in flat roof of rear extension along with associated external alterations. Boundary changes including replacing existing fencing with new composite fencing and render walls. (Part Retrospective)

Erection of proposed fence on west boundary of the garden

T1 - English oak -Crown lift from ground to 4 meters (tree approximately 20 meters). Raise canopy over car park and driveway to allow access to the driveway. G1 - Various height to remove entire row of 15 Hazel (fell and grind) to clear footpath for fence to be installed. T2 - 6 x Lawson Cypress - (8 meters) to fell to ground level and grind remove from boundary line to be replaced by new fence. T3 - 2 x Hornbeam (15 meters) to fell to ground level and grind to be removed due to location against boundary line. All Standing in Woodland W6 of Tree Preservation Order.

Fatsia Japonica shrub/tree (Applicants ref.1)- Reduce height and thin out to just above fence level and continue to provide regular maintenance, Group of Bay Trees (Applicants ref 2) on boundary between 30 and 32 Town Hill- Remove, Holly (Applicants ref 3)- Reduce height by 50%, Cob Tree (Applicants ref 4)- Remove, self sown and embedded in established Pyracantha bush, Eucalyptus tree (Applicants ref 5) at bottom of garden to be coppiced down to allow fresh new growth to emerge, Buddleia shrub/tree (Applicants ref 6) to be pruned back to maintain shape and promote fresh growth