Approval of details pursuant to conditions 3 (schedule of all materials), 4 (drawings of all external elevations) & 15 (tree protection plan) of planning permission ref (19/02322/FUL - Erection of a 2 storey dwellinghouse at basement and ground levels, together with new boundary wall and entrance door plus provision of refuse and cycle stores) granted on 07.12.2020.

T1: Holly - Tree surgeon has advised a 20% crown reduction

Erection of a single storey outbuilding in the rear garden and the removal of 4 trees.

T1: Cherry tree, identified on plan WF2023/01 - Tree surgeon advice is to reduce crown by 20% and reshape

T1 - Medium Eucalyptus tree in rear garden. Crown reduce by 30% and reduce to give 2m clearance from property.

Front gardens:- Two Silver Birch trees (one in 343 and one in 341) to reduce the crowns by 30%, approximately back to where done before (in 2016) thin by 10% and lightly lift the lower canopies.

Front garden: 20% Reduction of Lime tree - Pruning back branches by up to 1m, leaving an even balanced canopy. My client would like work done because: Light issues, General maintenance consideration to neighbours etc

Golden holly tree - Tree surgeon advised a 20% crown reduction

Himalayan Birch tree - Tree surgeon advised a 20% crown reduction

T1 and T2 : a pair of Lime (Tilia Platyphyllos) trees, up to 16m height, situated to the rear of 56-58 Walkerscroft. Remove epicormic growth to crown base and where overhanging rear gardens. Remove one overhanging branch and pollard a limb as shown on either tree. Generally crown lift to second storey height of 56-60 Walkerscroft Mead to remove overhanging branches.