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Change of use of the existing research clinic to a mixed-use development comprising nine residential flats and retained ground-floor office accommodation, together with associated external alterations
Single storey rear extension and associated external works
T1 Apple (Malus domestica). The only tree in the rear courtyard garden of 5 Bernard Street, located in the raised bed along the left-hand boundary, immediately beside the outbuilding (see Photo 01). Works: Fell to ground level and grind out stump. Reasons: The tree has outgrown a small enclosed courtyard, heavily shading the garden; the crown overhangs the neighbouring garden and the outbuilding roof, depositing leaves and fruit on the roof and in gutters; the trunk is close to the outbuilding wall; and heavy fruit drop creates a slip hazard on the paving. The tree is not visible from Bernard Street and makes minimal contribution to the public realm (see Photo 02). Replacement: We intend to plant one smaller, more appropriately scaled tree in the garden, such as a Japanese maple (Acer palmatum) or a compact ornamental cherry.
T1 Holly - Trim back to boundary line (1m overhang to take back)
Reinstatement and repair of the three existing single-storey residential bungalows at Nos. 9, 11 and 13 New Close Road following significant fire damage
T47 Apple adjacent to 54 Heaton Drive Ely - -Lateral reduction of up to 1m to South side of crown to provide clearance to driveway, crown reduce to clear wire by 1m, remove x2 small, snapped branches
To discharge Condition 21 (Travel Plan) of decision 25/01348/FUM dated 15th June 2026 for Proposed change of use of the site to allow class E(a) retail sale of goods, class E(b) sale of food and hot drinks, class E(c)(ii) professional services, class E(c)(iii) personal services class E(d) indoor sport, recreation or fitness, class E(e) medical and health services, class E(g)(i): offices, class F1(b): display of works of art, agricultural, sui generis: microbrewery, dog groomers, ancillary office/storage and administration space, seasonal events space, and the resurfacing of overflow car park (retrospective)
T1 & T2 Maple - Pollard to previous reduction points
T1 Himalayan Birch - Reduce crown over 6 Eden Square back to boundary, removing up to 1.5m of growth
T1, T2, T3 Sycamores - Fell. Trees have all died over last 2 years. Please see photo
T1 Birch - Remove to ground level and grind out stump(s)
T3 Maple (Silver) - Fell and treat stump with eco plugs (broadleaved) to combat subsidence damage to Barton Farmhouse (Old Medical Centre), Kings Ely School, Barton Road, Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB7 4DB T4 Maple (Silver) - Fell and treat stump with eco plugs (broadleaved) to combat subsidence damage to Barton Farmhouse (Old Medical Centre), Kings Ely School, Barton Road, Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB7 4DB
Erection of detached surgery building providing four consulting rooms, ancillary space and staff office and alterations to existing car park
T456 Plum (Willow Walk) - Remove tree to ground level due to major decay, grind out stump. A suitable replacement tree will be planted within the play area
T66 Purple Plum - Crown reduce northern side by up to 3m and up to 2m on the eastern, southern and western sides