1 Maidstone Road, Norwich, NR1 1EA

Replacement and repair of certain internal doors that do not comply with Heath & Safety and security procedures

Creating two dormers in existing hip-to-gable roof. Transforming cloakroom into shower-room.

Display of 1) 2no. internally illuminated 'Chantry Logo' signs; 2) 2no. internally illuminated facade display signs; to be fixed to the North West elevations of the external dining block at Chantry Place.

Alterations to existing shopfront entrance doors & fascia to accommodate internal air-conditioning condensers.

T9. No tag - Wych Elm: Remove the Elm sucker growing through the front boundary Privett hedge which is a poor location adjacent to the boundary and road. Marked with yellow paint; T12 Tag 112 - Ash: Remove the re-formed deadwood. Monitor for signs of Chalara Ash Die-back in the summer months; T16 Tag 116 - Wild Cherry: Fell the stressed and moribund, double stemmed Cherry tree on the edge of the access drive opposite number 17 and the adjacent Horse Chestnut seedling growing under the neighbouring Oak. Both marked with yellow paint: T24 Tag 124 - Cork Oak: Tip-reduce the extended branches to the south over the garden of number 14 with a polesaw. Tip reduce by around 1m from a radius of 11m to a radius of 10m to continue to manage the end loading; T28 Tag 128 - Highclere Holly: Remove the cut back branch stubs adjacent to the drive. Cut back to the natural stem flange. This will reduce damage to vehicles and reduce re-growth. T34 Tag 134 - Variegated Highclere Holly: Raise low branches over the access drive to give a 4m ground clearance. T36 Tag 136 - Rowan: Moribund tree. Fell to ground level. Plant replacement tree.

T21 Tag 121 - Holly: Raise and reduce branch tips to clear the access drive to 3m above ground level; T23 Tag 123 - Copper Beech: Remove the re-formed deadwood and remove the upper crossing branch at around 10m from ground level to the east over the access drive edge. If there is notable abrasion damage to the remaining branch undertake a slight tip-reduction to lessen the loading. Continue to monitor the lower stem for progressive decay; T25 Tag 125 - Copper Beech: Remove the re-formed deadwood and the branch over the access drive with die-back from the old pruning to the south of the lower crown; T29 Tag 129 - Common Lime: Remove the dead branch at around 11m from ground level to the north which has re-formed since the last pruning event. Continue to remove basal suckers (shoots) and epicormics shoots from the main stem; T40 Tag140 - Holly: Raise low branches to give a ground clearance of 2.5m. Reduce the height from 9m to 7m and tip reduce side branches to give a crown radius of 3m (was around 4.5). Shape into a natural dome profile; T42 Tag 142 - Weeping Ash: Fell to ground level. replanting.