Tree Preservation Order application: T1-2 Lime and T3-9 Beech - Crown thin by 20%, crown reduce by 2.5 metres; T10 Lime - Crown raise by 2.5 metres on clients side of boundary

Tree Preservation Order application: T2 Yew - crown lift first 4 branches back to main stem. T3 Sycamore - remove lowest limb over garden back to main stem. T5 Yew - crown lift over the drive to 3.5m. T9 Mixed shrubs, trees and Ivy - trim back from the road to the edge of the boundary line.

Tree Preservation Order Application to have several branches cut back to boundary fence on 1no. Scots Pine tree (raise crown at outer edges to between 3.6m - 4.5m)

Tree Preservation Order Application to - T1 (Ash) Cut back northern stem and crown to form habitat stump; T5 (Oak) Cut back south east branch back to main branch union; T,3,6, (Sycamore) Remove tree to ground level; T11 (Ash) Remove tree to ground level; G1 Trees of this group to be pruned back to the woodland edge. Boundary trees be pruned up to 4 metres above ground level where required. Small trees and saplings of a stem diameter < 150mm (measured at 1.5 metres above ground level) To be thinned, pruned or removed where required. Up to 3 metres into the woodland from the outside client's boundary.

Tree Preservation Order: Rear Garden: T1 Poplar - remove tree due to its poor condition, T2 Sycamore - crown thin by 20%and remove deadwood, T3 Ash - remove tree due to it showing signs having being infected with ash dieback, T4 Sycamore - crown thin by 20% and remove deadwood, T5 Poplar - remove tree due to its poor condition, T6 Sycamore - remove due to its poor condition having been suppressed by adjacent poplar tree, T7 Sycamore - remove tree as its dying, T8 Poplar - remove tree due to its poor condition, T9 Syamore - crown reduct by 2 metres and crown thin by 20%, T10 Poplar - remove tree due to its poor condition, T11 Sycamore - remove tree due to its poor condition, T12 Beech - remove due to its poor condition, T13 Beech - crown reduce by 2 metres and crown thin by 20% T14 Beech - remove due to its poor condition, T15 Beech - to be retained, T16 Sycamore - remove tree due to its position on a retaining wall betwene two properties and it is self-seeded on the boundary line. Front Garden: T17 Sycamore - remove deadwood, crown reduce by 2.5 metres and crown thin by 20%, T18 Sycamore - remove due to its poor condition, T19 Sycamore - remove due to its poor condition, T20 Sycamore - remove due to its poor condition , T21 Sycamore - remove due to its poor condition, T22 Sycamore - to be retained, T23 Sycamore - remove due to its poor condition, T24 Sycamore - remove due to its poor condition, T25 Sycamore - remove due to its poor condition, T26 Sycamore - remove due to its poor condition, T27 Sycamore - to be retained, T28 Sycamore - remove due to its poor condition, T29 Ash - remove tree as it is showing signs of having been infected by Ash dieback. T30 Syacmore - crown reduce by 2.5 metres, crown thin by 20%, T31 Syacmore - crown reduce by 2.5 metres, crown thin by 20%, T32 Syacmore - crown reduce by 2.5 metres, crown thin by 20% (as amended 25.05.2021)

Tree Preservation Order:- (T1) Cherry - Prune crown to give 2m clearance to house, crown lift to give 3m clearance above ground level and crown thin by 15% (T2) Leyland Cypress - Remove to near ground level (T3) Silver Birch - Remove and replace with Rowan (Sorbus acuparia) Light Standard (T4) Elm - Prune crown to give 2m clearance to house and crown lift to give 3m clearance above ground level (T5) Leyland Cypress - Remove to near ground level (T6) Sycamore - Crown lift to give 2.5m clearance over the garden area and crown thin by 15% Replace T2 & T5 with Hornbeam (Carpinus betulas) or Beech (Fagus sylvatica) hedge as a continuous strip along boundary with Front Street to establish formal hedge using 60cm whips planted in double staggered row at 60cm centres. Also to establish a Fastigiate (upright) Pin Oak (Quercus palustris 'Green Pillar') approx.7 lt pot.

Tree Preservation Order and Trees in a Conservation Area application: T1 Ash, reduce crown area over road by up to 4m back into main crown profile. T2 Beech, crown lift lower secondary lateral branches to 2.5m, 3m. T3 Ash, reduce lateral branches in upper crown area back into main crown profile by up to 2m. T4 Apple, reduce upright suckering growth back into main crown profile by up to 2m. Rebalance lateral branch for shape where needed. T5 Beech, reduce branches away from property by up to 2m, crown lift lower lateral branches to 3m. T6 Purple leaf plum, reduce back from property by up to 2m. T7. Apple, reduce lateral branch growing over boundary hedge by up to 3m back into main crown profile. T8 Oak, sever ivy at base. T9 Cherry, reduce crown over hanging garden back to upright crown profile by up to 2m. T10 Damson, remove stems growing over property boundary.

Tree Preservation Order: Oak 1 - Mature Oak within boundary of 201 Darras Road - propose crown reduction of less than 10% and removal of large branch. Oak T7 - Mature oak within The Drey - Propose to remove lower scaffold overhanging roof lifting canopy to approximately 8m.

Tree Preservation Order: T2 - Common Lime - Crown lift to 2.5m above ground level and further prune branches to give 1m clearance to adjacent fence - To enable access, T7 - Sycamore - Remove and replace - Due to serious gross defect (see report) T8 - Oak - Crown lift to give 2.5m clearance above ground level - To enable access, T9 - Common Lime - Crown lift by removing epicormic growth and minor branch extending East of the stem that arises at 2.75m above ground level - To enable access T10 Horse Chestnut - Remove and replace - Due to serious gross defects (see report), T11 - Ash - Remove and replace - Due to serious gross defects (see report), T13 - Lime - Crown lift to give 2.5m clearance above ground level - To enable access, T17 - Ash - Crown lift to give 5.5m clearance above ground level - To give clearance to adjacent building, T19 - Lime - Crown lift to give 3.0m clearance above ground level - To enable access, T20 - Lime - Crown lift by trimming tertiary branching only over the lawn to give 2.5m clearance above ground level. - To enable access, G1 - Mixed Species Group - Crown lift trees overhanging the road to give 5.5m clearance over the road and footpath. Prune back the Elder and Sycamore to ensure 3m clearance is given above ground level over the footpath. Remove the dead Silver Birch stem located 2.1m North of the front gate. Prune back Ash stub to the Southern end of the group that is in contact with the boundary fencing - To enable access, clearance to highway and maintenance of the group

Tree Preservation Order Works:- T1 (Ash) - Remove tree as it is pushing directly upon the property boundary fence of 2a Pinewood Drive and is causing damage to the fence