Application to allow development to commence following installation of tree protection measures but prior to submission of a detailed landscape scheme (Application under Section 73 to replace condition no. 3 (Landscape and Ecological Management Plan); As imposed by 23/00453/FUL - Demolition of existing garage and erection of a new detached double garage with a connecting glass link to the main house, erection of a glazed corner extension at ground floor level and erection of a ground floor garden room extension with basement level on the footprint of the existing demolished garage, alterations to roof to include re-covering, front dormer window and roof lights, provision of renewable energy sources, provision of associated hard and soft landscaping to the front and the rebuilding of existing stone boundary wall)

Compliance with conditons 3 (Sample materials), 4 (Sample panel of wallings), 5 (Sample panels timber and metal), 6 (Timber door/window finish), 12 (Trees), 13 (Drainage), 14 (Landscaping 1), 20 (Construction management plan) and 21 (Biodiversity) of permission 19/02005/FUL - Erection of dwelling house and associated ancillary development (revised scheme)

Lower ground single storey extension and associated refurbishment and alterations including new crossover for driveway. 'Variation of Conditions 1, 3c, 3d, 3e, 3f, 3g, 4, 5 and 6 of permission 18/00251/HHOLD 1. Change - Change in construction and waterproofing method necessitated slight change in layout. Rooflight changes create lower visual impact, including house no longer obscured by rooflights from east elevation, and allow easier access around the site through the use of walk on glass. Introduction of structural planters to provide screening and privacy to the patio from the road, while integrating a hidden railing and softening the overall visual impact of the extension. 3c. Removal - Landscape design submitted showing replacement planting following excavation leading to loss of trees and shrubs. Replacement planting and design proposed, 3d. Removed - Railings have been safely removed and preserved, and will be placed in new location around the drive, as per plans. 3e. Change - Stairwell walls to be matching white render at and below the level of the white plinth of the existing house that surrounds the ground floor. Matching brickwork above the level of the existing plinth. All external walls facing the drive (and all other external walls) will be matching brick. Physical brick sample can be provided on request - Proposed brick - "All About Bricks - Straw blend" (As used (same batch) by Dunottar School in its recent development). 3f. Removed - Hard landscaping details included as part of landscape design submitted here. 3g. Removed - Landscape design shows position and size of proposed shed. Pent shed with single door and windows facing north. 4. Removed - As per 3c, Landscape design submitted showing replacement planting following excavation leading to loss of trees and shrubs. 5. Removed - Landscape design submitted.' As amended on 07/10/2021, 11/11/2021 and 06/12/2021.

Details of tree protection monitoring programme pursuant to condition 15 of planning permission ref: PP/2013/2127 dated: 23/10/2013 for "Erection of a two-storey, 3-bedroom house on land between Nos 11 and 15 Templeman Road; demolition of various buildings within the Copley Close Estate including 76 dwellings, warden's accommodation, 288 sq. m. floor space in retail use (A1 Use Class), 195 sq.m. floor space in community use (D1 Use Class), garages and other structures and the erection of 204 dwellings (36 x 1-bedroom flats, 132 x 2-bedroom flats, 5 x 3-bedroom flats, 3x 3-bedroom houses and 28 x 4-bedroom houses) contained in buildings between 3-storeys and a maximum of 6-storeys; replacement retail (A1 Use Class) and community (D1 Use Class) facilities comprising 420 sq. m. floor space; erection of a single-storey detached building comprising a laundry and meeting room for use by residents of the retained sheltered accommodation; new energy centres for the existing and new development; reconfiguration of 14 x 1-bedroom flats to form 7 x 3-bedroom wheelchair accessible flats; refurbishment, internal and external alterations and additions to existing apartment blocks including new fenestration, external cladding, balconies, walkways, core entrances including integral refuse stores, passenger lifts, external and internal stairs, ramps to under-croft parking areas; feature lighting to existing chimney; alterations to the public highway to accommodate reconfigured and new parking providing a total of 386 spaces on-street, within under-croft parking areas and parking courts; engineering operations associated with decking over / enclosing under-croft areas to form balconies, landscaping and walkways; public realm works including lighting, landscaping and children's play equipment (Deemed Consent Application)."

Details of street tree pits pursuant to condition 16 of planning permission ref: PP/2013/2127 dated: 23/10/2013 for "Erection of a two-storey, 3-bedroom house on land between Nos 11 and 15 Templeman Road; demolition of various buildings within the Copley Close Estate including 76 dwellings, warden's accommodation, 288 sq. m. floor space in retail use (A1 Use Class), 195 sq.m. floor space in community use (D1 Use Class), garages and other structures and the erection of 204 dwellings (36 x 1-bedroom flats, 132 x 2-bedroom flats, 5 x 3-bedroom flats, 3x 3-bedroom houses and 28 x 4-bedroom houses) contained in buildings between 3-storeys and a maximum of 6-storeys; replacement retail (A1 Use Class) and community (D1 Use Class) facilities comprising 420 sq. m. floor space; erection of a single-storey detached building comprising a laundry and meeting room for use by residents of the retained sheltered accommodation; new energy centres for the existing and new development; reconfiguration of 14 x 1-bedroom flats to form 7 x 3-bedroom wheelchair accessible flats; refurbishment, internal and external alterations and additions to existing apartment blocks including new fenestration, external cladding, balconies, walkways, core entrances including integral refuse stores, passenger lifts, external and internal stairs, ramps to under-croft parking areas; feature lighting to existing chimney; alterations to the public highway to accommodate reconfigured and new parking providing a total of 386 spaces on-street, within under-croft parking areas and parking courts; engineering operations associated with decking over / enclosing under-croft areas to form balconies, landscaping and walkways; public realm works including lighting, landscaping and children's play equipment (Deemed Consent Application)."

Scots Pine T1 - TPO 16/02 Requesting to fell T1. T1 is approximately 50 feet tall, and located within a private garden on top of a 2.5m high bank, T1 is still growing and if the tree were to fall it would fall towards our house and garage causing severe / catastrophic damage to our house and our neighbours. T1 also has Ivy over half of T1, which could be weakening the integrity of the structure of the tree. The majority of the branches overhang the garden towards the house, as Scot Pine needles are toxic, this is also causing severe damage and killing a large area of grass. This is a new build house, the garden was dug up and the bank the tree is situated on was altered and dug up by excavators whilst removing other trees and gorse, I have spoken to a tree surgeon that has informed me that if the root structure was damaged or compromised at any point by the excavators digging or driving over the roots, this may not cause immediate issues but as the tree grows in height and weight it will become unstable and fall. Since the tree has been pollenating I have noticed that my daughter has been suffering from an allergy and causing her to cough, so I am unable to open her bedroom window as this is located at the back on the house. Behind our property is a conservation area with a large number of established trees, which surrounds the property, our house is situated at the end of the development, where there is a number of established trees next to T1, T1 is not a focal point of the area, and will not change the characteristics of the development if it were to be removed.