41 Kings Drive, Wembley, HA9 9HN

T1 Purple Leaved Plum - Lift crown to 4m over deployment only, T2 Goat Willow - Remove to facilitate development, T3 Plum - Lift crown to 4m over development only, T4 Plum - Lift crown to 4m over development only, T5 Leyland Cypress - No works, T6 Purple Leaved Plum - Lift crown to 4m over development only, T7 Purple Leaved Plum - Lift crown to 4m over development only, T8 Hawthorn - No works, T9 Ash - No works.

Variation of conditions 2 (Approved plans), 4 (Parking/servicing),5 (External materials), 6 (Landscaping & boundary treatment), 7 (Area for storage bins) and 8 (Secure cycle parking) to allow: Replacement of brickwork with render to front, side and rear Alteration to roof profile and height of front porch Alteration to front, side and rear fenestration Installation of steps to rear of dwelling Alterations to landscaping, boundary fencing, refuse and cycle storage arrangements Alteration to rear loading bay of approved appeal decision reference: APP/T5150/W/22/3296875, dated 01/11/2022, relating to Full Planning Permission reference: 21/3094, dated 12/10/2021 for Demolition of single storey storage unit located within the rear service yard of 228 Church Lane and erection of a two storey dwellinghouse with alterations to Church Lane frontage to include new front terrace, the insertion of an additional entrance door and fenestration to rear to access new dwelling

Tree: Goat Willow (T1) is the principal cause of or are contributing to the current building movement and damage. Tree location: In the back garden, aprox. 4-5m away from the S-E corner of the rear extension, towards No. 29 Grendon Gardens neighbour. Aprox. age 10-15 yrs old. Works: If an arboricultural solution is to be implemented to mitigate the influence of the trees/vegetation considered to be responsible for the movement/damage, then the solution is to Remove (fell) to near ground level and treat stump to inhibit regrowth. Damage relates to the rear extension where cracking indicates downward movement. Damage is reported to have first been observed during July 2026.