Proposed development works to three existing blocks of flats. The proposals include new External Wall Insulation (EWI), new balconies, new windows and external doors, refurbishment of the communal areas, new car parking, demolition of the existing balconies and construction of new ones, new sprinklers and a new sprinkler tank house, demolition of the existing entrances and construction of new entrance lobbies, the extension of the roof parapets, a new district heating system and energy centre, upgrade of the smoke ventilation system and building fire safety, replacement of the core services (power/ cold water), new SUDs and associated landscaping works.

T1 - Oak - Fell tree leaving stump as close to ground level as practicable. This tree is located in rear garden of 34 Coppice Road. The house has been extended at some point in the past and the gable end is now located around 2m away from trunk, in turn the canopy is heavily hanging over roof of property interfering with tiles gutters and window. The new home owner is concerned about the amount of deadwood falling from canopy and landing on roof and rear patio, due to their being small children in property this issue is of great concern. Home owner is also concerned about the possibility of subsidence due to proximity to property footings, the building process will have damaged the root plate T2 - Sweet Chestnut - Fell tree leaving stump as close to ground level as practicable. This tree is located at the side of 34 Coppice Road within rear garden. This tree is heavily suppressed on the back side and the majority of growth hangs over the road. Customer has asked for the tree to possibly be cut back / crown lifted over road to allow room for bin lorry's / fire engines. Due to the poor form of tree and heavy lean i feel the tree will not be suited for long term retention. Customer is willing to re plant a more suited species away from property and road also.

Four structural elements are proposed to be demolished. These comprise of the two storey flat roof office addition constructed directly adjacent to the South East side of Beckminster House set around a paved courtyard with two link corridors to the original house. The second building comprises of a single story pitched roof Training Room building attached to the North West gable of Beckminster House, whilst the fourth and fifth structures comprise of individual single storey Stores located to the rear of the House. Whilst there will remain a further detached Training Room building within the rear grounds to the House it is intended that this shall form temporary accommodation for the chosen contractor during the course of the build works on site.

car park area t1 Holm oak trimmed around cables and over car park area itself by around 1.5 metres and give a 1 metre clearance around overhead lines and to include ivy removal at base, t2 cedar tree removal of broken branch around 8 metres high over car park area to include ivy removal on trunk, in back garden t5 beech tree pruned away from building by 2 metres and lifting of lower branches to leave start of crown at 5.5 to 6.5 metres high to include road side too. T3,T4 silver birch trees behind the coach house trimmed back to clear building roof by 2.5 to 3 metres and removal of all waste created by us by woodchipping

Proposed renovation to the exterior of the property, and single storey rear extension . Works to include replacement windows, Existing double glazed windows to be repaired and draught proofed, repair roof along the right hand gable and make necessary repairs to the existing Chimney breast, repoint the bricks around the exterior of the house and also clean the bricks, paint all the exterior of the house , garage, outbuilding and main gate; change the mechanism of the existing main gate of the property to electric gates, replace the existing gate on the front porch, install a satellite dish on the roof. lay block paving on the driveway, replace the concrete slabs in front of the main building

Replace roof to main house and new replacement roof to single storey at rear and new rear out building.

06/00591/TPO (T1) - Oak - Crown lift up to 3 metres over garden. Remove two lower branches that extend over the out building roof (furthest outbuilding from the house). Reduce the canopy on the quadrant that extends toward the rear elevation of the house and obscures the adjacent windows by no more than 2.5 metres to clear. Reason(s): to provide appropriate clearance from the house.

Single Storey Rear Extension, Two Storey Front Porch Extension, Conversion of Garage into Home Office and New Roof.

Proposed change of use from a four bedroom house to two, two bedroom flats, including a single storey rear extension and alterations to the first floor roof (AMENDED PLAN).

first floor side extension with extended pitched roof to semi detached 3 bed house