Display of temoprary decorative printed scaffold shroud advertisement measuring 7.5 X 6.6 metres inset within a 1:1 image of the building facade depicted across the whole scaffolding

Proposed replacement of existing windows with like-for-like heritage grade slimline double glazing.

Details of condition 9 (additional plans) pursuant to planning application reference. no. 20/AP/1931: Construction of a two-storey rear extension at ground and first floor levels and a mansard roof extension.

Works to a tree subject to a TPO: T2 Copper Beech of the MWA Arboricultural Report Works: Reduce height to 11m and crown spread to 7m. Prune on a biennial cycle to maintain at broadly reduced dimensions. Reason: Clay shrinkage subsidence damage at the property.

Works to a tree in TPO tree - T1 Medium Sycamore tree on righthand corner of the garden which has been previously pollarded. Tree is not a great specimen and there is already a mature large Sycamore tree in the rear of the garden which blocks a lot of light to the garden. Section fell to ground level and poison stump.

Details of Condition 3 'Tree Protection' pursuant to planning permission ref. 20/AP/3250 'Redevelopment of the site comprising demolition of the existing buildings and erection of a new part 22/part 15 storey building (with three levels of basement) comprising Office (Class E), Public House (Sui Generis), 66 flats (Class C3) and flexible Office/Community use (Class E/F2) together with public realm improvements and other associated works.'

Construction of single storey outbuilding to the rear garden.

Proposed replacement of existing windows with like-for-like heritage grade slimline double glazing.

To remove a Poplar tree on the corner of property. The roots of the tree are causing severe damage to the property and neighbours property. The concrete on both properties is extremely uneven caused by the roots of the tree. The tree has grown to such a height that there are concerns of larger branches falling in strong winds. Smaller branches fall on a regular basis which could seriously injure someone either at the property or passerby. An arborist who produced a report about the tree confirmed it was causing damage to both properties. 156 Queens Road recently had a drain survery conducted which showed the roots are under their property and will cause further damage if left. To remove the tree and replace it with a smaller new tree if required.

Alterations to the shopfronts facing Clink Yard and Dirty Lane and the installation of a gantry and external staircase at the ground and first-floor level on the Clink Yard frontage.