Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for an Existing Use - former agricultural land that is currently used as garden with specimen and fruit trees, wild flower area, wildlife pond and viewing deck.

To discharge condition 2 (soft landscaping) and 10 (trees) of decision dated 10/03/2023 for 22/01164/RMM for reserved matters for Layout, Scale, Appearance, Access and Landscaping of previously approved 20/00880/OUM for Change of use from agricultural land to recreational land to create a new recreational ground for the parish to include pitches, parking, changing rooms, access and associated works

Discharge of Condition 5 (Tree Protection) pursuant to 20/02308/FUL - Change of use from agricultural land to deliver 16.0 hectares of public open space and habitat land with associated landscaping including a circular walkway, hedge planting and boundary works, new access works, cycle and car parking, height restrictor barrier, interpretation point, benches and bins to facilitate a Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG)

T2 oak tree located on the road side boundary of pool farm tree is in need of a dead wood as some substantial sized pieces and hanging dead wood however the lower canopy stretching over crumpfield lane could do with a lift to roughly 5mtrs as it keeps getting struck by farm vehicles this would involve approximately 2.5mtrs reduction of tips. T3 ash tree growing along roadside boundary in need of dead wood as substantial sized pieces and hanging wood, also lower lateral growing over rd needs target pruning to lift crown away from rd as it is being struck by farm vehicles, we recommend 2.5mtr lift of lateral growth to create clearance

Variation of condition 2 (plan numbers) and removal of condition 18 (EV Charging) attached to 22/05802/FUL (Conversion of existing agricultural buildings A, B and C to 5 x dwellings with widening of existing access road at Cherry Tree Farm) to allow for substitution of drawings

Tree belt adjacent to Jewels Farm - carry out thinning to favour better trees. Reduce overhanging lateral branches where required. Detailed works to be agreed on site prior to commencement

Change of use of land from agricultural to equestrian use, erect detached indoor manège to include attenuation pond, tree screening and associated works (Amended Plan received 13th July 2023 to revise landscaping details and Proposed Drainage Layout provided)

1. Horse chestnut avenue - side prune lower canopies that overhang the road back to edge of road and to create clearance of 6m above ground level. Side prune lower canopies that overhang field to retain canopy spread towards field of no less than 3m and to create clearance of 6m above ground level. Reason being to allow access for farm equipment. Thin existing trees by felling selected poorest individuals to provide space for continued development of retained better individuals. No more than half of the existing trees to be removed and with the general aim to retain alternate trees in order to maintain the integrity of the tree lined avenue along the full length of the private drive. Replant with approx. equal numbers of hawthorn, yew and holly at a rate of at least 1 replacement for each tree removed with each to be planted within 3m of stumps of removed trees. Replacement trees will be planted within 12 months should any of the replacement trees die. 2. Leylandii hedge - fell to ground level and replace at same place with mixed native hedgerow using at least 6 woody species planted at 50cm centres in dual staggered rows 50cm apart. 3. Beech - reduce to 2m tall monolith due to colonisation by Meripilus fungus resulting in unacceptable level of risk of whole tree failure onto property or personal harm. Replant with oak or sweet chestnut within 5m of stump. Replacement will be planted within 12 months should the replacement tree die.

Information to discharge conditions no5 (Biodiversity Management Plan), no7 (Tree and Hedge Protection Measures), no8 (Soft Landscaping), no9 (Eastern Boundary Buffer) and no10 (Landscape Management Plan) of planning approval 22/1511/FUL - Proposed solar farm (49.9mw) and battery energy storage system (BESS) and associated infrastructure, access and landscaping.

One large ash tree (Tree 1 on plan) One smaller sycamore tree (Tree 2 on Plan) One small ash tree (Tree 3 on Plan) All three trees have lower branches overhanging the road which are restricting access of some delivery and agricultural vehicles to the far end of Wood End, Little Horwood. These branches can be seen on Photographs 1 and 2. The proposed work involves removing the branches overhanging the road to a height of approx.4m.