Removal of section of trees and shrubs in the northwestern boundary of the rear garden S1 - section of holly tree's S2 - section of photinia red robin and laurel

30% Crown Reduction of 3 apple trees to rear NE boundary. Trees have a number of dead branches, some diseased areas and have grown to a point where fruit yield is difficult to collect.

Remove T1 and T2 self-set Sycamore on west boundary. Remove T3 laurel to the north boundary Remove T4 and T5 small self-set prunus Remove T6 laurel adjacent to shed Prune T7 Laurel to the left of main drive Prune overhanging branches of T8 Damson trees to the south boundary Prune T9 Portuguese Laurel behind outbuilding.

T1 - Robinia - Fell T2 - Silver Birch - Remove major deadwood T3 - Rowan - Remove dead branch T4 - Norway Maple - Remove major deadwood and damaged limbs G1 - Lawson cypress, Sycamore, Yew - Remove 3 trees closest to boundary wall G2 - Fastigiate cherry - Prune to clear overhead telephone service wires by 1m G3 - Leyland cypress - Fell

G1 - Various trees along boundary wall felled to ground level due to space and light issues

T1 - Redwood - Remove Reason: The redwood tree is potentially very large with the capacity to achieve greater than 25m in height with a substantial stem and crown radius. It is located within roughly 4m of an extension (recently granted full planning permission 20/00686/FUL) to the existing dwelling at 22 Water Lane and approximately 5m from number 24. In this respect, the tree is not well suited to its enclosed residential setting. The future relationship between the tree and the buildings is unsustainable. As the tree grows it will shade and dominate the nearby structures and in doing so cause anxiety for future occupiers. In addition, there is a possibility that the tree could harm the adjacent brick boundary wall and hard surface by direct root action and by branch ends whipping against the fabric of a building. If the tree is retained, then ongoing pruning will be required that would harm its natural form. Given its current small size, the tree has a low degree of merit as a public amenity. There are spruce and ash trees in front of it that will mitigate its loss.

T1 - Oak Tree - Shortening back so that the tree overhangs the boundary by not more than 2 metres, and crown lift the lower overhangs up to 3.5 metres

T1 and T2: Prunus Genus - trim one branch from each tree overhanging the road. T3 and T4: Prunus Genus - over-mature, split and deteriorating, remove one branch from each tree. T5 Willow remove a small section of horizontal trunk growing over the watercourse which runs along the southern boundary of the site to allow the free flow of water beneath the tree.

Reducing height of Leylandii hedge along the northern boundary of the site by 3m Removal of 5 Conifers adjacent to the northern side of the entrance/driveway to the site Crown reduction of Leylandii by 25% located to the south east of the dwelling along the boundary of the neighbouring site to the south Removal of 4no conifers growing in close proximity to each other close to the southern boundary of the site Removal of T3 Thuja situated close to the eastern boundary of the site Removal of 4no Conifer trees growing closely together towards the front boundary of the site Removal of T2 Leylandii growing close to the north eastern boundary of the site Removal of Conifer close to neighbouring boundary trees which is failing to thrive due to close planting of the trees within this area. Removal of T7 Poplar growing in the rear garden of the site close to the boundary wall

T1 Hawthorn cut back to boundary.