Amendments to planning permission dated 8 August 2018 (RN:18/03076/FULL) for the: Excavation to extend the lower ground floor and increase floor-to-ceiling height, demolition of existing conservatory and erection of extension to side elevation, and erection of infill extension to rear elevation at lower ground floor level all to enlarge dwellinghouse (Class C3). Alterations to rear elevation including infilling existing window and creation of 3no. new windows at second, third and fourth floor level. Removal of existing tree to front boundary. Installation of mechanical plant to fourth floor roof terrace, all in connection with the existing single family dwelling (Class C3). NAMELY, to allow increasing the height of the three new front ground floor windows of the new extension car park side of the house and to the ground floor level window, configuration to the rear elevation and retention of existing brickwork.

Details pursuant to ref: 20/02867/FUL: Hard and Soft Landscaping (11), Tree Protection (12a only), Energy Statement (17) for demolition of existing building and erection of a 2-storey single family dwellinghouse with rear balcony and accommodation in roof space, detached garage to front, refurbished swimming pool house at rear, air condensers, landscaping and boundary treatments

<u5:p></u5:p><p class="MsoNormal"><span style="font-size:12.0pt;font-family:&quot;Arial&quot;,sans-serif">Proposed conversion, extension and alteration to elevations of existing villa following demolition of existing off-shots to north and east elevations and conversion of Coach House, from Class D1 (education) to Class C3 (residential) to create 7no. apartments within Villa and 1no. detached dwelling within former Coach House; erection of 3no. detached houses with roof terraces and erection of a three storey apartment block creating 3no. units, Demolition of boundary wall to create new vehicle access on Kenton Road; closure of existing access on Kenton Road and erection of new boundary, felling of trees, provision of 25 car parking spaces, and hard and soft landscaping.</span>