House extensions and the like which may include tree removal.

Full planning applications (and variants ) will sometimes result in the lost of trees due to changes in the site. The Mitigation Hierarchy should apply and where trees are lost, replacements must be provided based on BTRS. BNG will change this for new new applications.

An application under section 211 of the Town and Country Planning act for work on a Tree in a Conservation Area.

Not an application for a TPO but an application for work or to fell a tree with a TPO

Only very limited information need be supplied at this state. All other parts of the application can be delivered separately as Reserved Matters. see Planning Portal advice

The cemetry expansion is one of this type

A screening opinion helps developers get an idea of how likely an EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) will be needed before a formal application is submitted.

An application for urgent work on a tree. This is also called a 5-day notice and only requires the application to notify the LPA of the need for the work which can be carried out after the 5 calendar day waiting period even if no decision has been made. Applications are nearly always GRANTED and a replacement tree required to be provided if a tree is felled but this condition is at the discretion of the planning officer.

It is not known if the fulfilment of the condition is verified.