Monterey Cypress T1: remove raised planter around Cypress tree and remove all roots of 3cm diameter and less. Remove roots under block paving that have a diameter of 3cm or less. Reason: displacement of block paving due to root and damage to raised planter around base of tree and as a consequence of planter being removed and soil level being returned to original level, see photo. T2 and T3 Silver Birch: reduce canopy encroachment over dwelling to create clearance of 3ft T6 Beech: reduce canopy encroachment over dwelling and adjacent property to create clearance of 3ft from house and encroachment over adjacent garden. T4 Birch: reduce the overhang to the public path, cutting back to the boundary wall. Reason: general tree management, encroachment over dwelling and highway.

(1) Trees & bushes at front of house to be pruned including holly, laurel & yew to be pruned by 20%. (2) Front right: Fell dead tree that has been taken over & killed by ivy. After felling the dead tree, neighbouring laurel will be able to fill out and take the space. (3) Side right: Fell 2 dead trees killed by ivy. Felling dead trees will allow other neighbouring trees including plum to flourish. (4) Fell dead elm tree to right boundary. (5) Fell large laurel bushes at right of vestibule entrance that are a risk to the dwelling foundations. (4) and (5) will be replaced by the boundary privet hedge which will be allowed to grow more fully. (6) Fell 2 small conifer trees directly in front of house as these are blocking light to the dwelling and are a risk to the foundations. Not be be replaced as too close to house. (7) Fell Italian cypress tree at rear of house adjacent to kitchen. Tree is causing a risk to foundations of dwelling. Not to be directly replaced due to proximity to house. (8) Fell dead conifer at rear boundary. Unlikely to be replaced as very close to large laurel and sycamore trees. New Portuguese laurel hedge has additionally been planted along this boundary. (9) Prune large branch of sycamore tree which overhangs neighbour's garage. (10) Fell laburnum growing within yew tree. Will not be replaced to allow yew tree to grow fully. HAR/CA29.

T23 English oak: prune to give no more than 2m clearance from the fabric of the dwelling. T25 & T26 English oaks: Lateral crown reduction of their southern canopies only, to no higher than 6.5m above ground level, and no further than the garden boundary fence line. Remove deadwood as necessary.

Scots Pine (T1) - located within third party ownership: remove any dead wood, crossing branches or damaged limbs as required. Reduce lateral spread to provide a maximum clearance of the dwelling of 1.5 metre or back to the common boundary line, whichever provides the greater clearance, pruning back to suitable growing point. Hornbeam (T2) - located within third party ownership: remove any dead wood, crossing branches or damaged limbs as required. Reduce lateral spread to provide a maximum clearance of the dwelling of 1.5 metre or back to the common boundary line, whichever provides the greater clearance, pruning back to suitable growing point. Cherry (T3) - located within third party ownership: remove any dead wood, crossing branches or damaged limbs as required. Reduce lateral spread to provide a maximum clearance of the dwelling of 1.5 metre or back to the common boundary line, whichever provides the greater clearance, pruning back to suitable growing point. Lime (T4) - located to the rear right of the property: remove any dead wood, crossing branches or damaged limbs as required. Reduce lateral spread to provide a maximum clearance of the dwelling of 1.5 metre or back to the common boundary line, whichever provides the greater clearance, pruning back to suitable growing point. LOCATION OF T1, T2 AND T3 is WITWOOD, PARK STREET, CAMBERLEY, GU15 2JB

TPO 09/1979 [79/00009/TPO] Woodland W.1 - Beech T.1 - T.5 T.1 - Remove single low lateral secondary branch growing towards rear of dwelling; T.2 - Reduce and thin lower crown by 20% and no more, growing towards rear of dwelling; T.3 - Remove single low lateral branch growing towards rear of dwelling; T.4 - Remove three, low lateral secondary branches, two growing towards rear of dwelling and one, growing over the neighbouring boundary & T.5 - Remove top branch, damaged by 'rubbing' on lower branch overhanging the neighbours garden and reduce lower branch to secondary growing point behind 'rubbing' point, and remove remaining low lateral secondary branch overhanging the neighbouring garden. [No works to the two Beech in the adjacent, side garden area].

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.

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 Goat willow (over hanging boundary fence) - tree is decayed at base and covered with ivy and presents risk to Guinness property - fell to ground level. T2 Goat willow (large leaning tree over property boundary) - tree is risk to Guinness property and neighbouring property - Fell to ground level. T3 Sycamore - South east canopy - Branches growing towards Guinness property, 14-19 Hardie Close - reduce branches to give 3m clearance from dwelling, where possible cut back branches to main stem to ensure good clearance for future growth. East canopy - Branches overhanging communal area only - crown lift to 6m, reduce remaining overhanging canopy by up to 2.5m (back to boundary fence) and reshape upper canopy where necessary. All pruning to be back to suitable growth points or branch union, leaving tree in good form

Tree work in the rear garden to trees within TPO 52: 1) Corsican pine (G5)-Crown reduce two lateral limbs emanating on S/SW side of trunk at 11m and 16m above ground level, by up to 3m leaving them no closer than 5m from the trunk, which currently protrude outside of the meshing canopy edge and are wind exposed to prevailing winds; remove deadwood >80mm dia. throughout canopy 2) Corsican pine (G5) - Crown reduce SW lateral limb emanating at 10m on trunk by up to 3m, leaving it no closer than 4.5m from the trunk 3) Corsican pine (T27)- Crown reduce S lateral limbs emanating at 12m and 15m on trunk by 3m leaving them no closer than 4.5m from the trunk resulting in a residual overhang of dwelling roof by approx. 1m 4) Corsican pine (T26)-Crown reduce S lateral limb emanating at 15m and 16m on trunk by up to 2.5m leaving them no closer than 4.5m from the trunk resulting in a residual overhang of the roof by approx. 1m 5) Holm oak( G5) - Crown reduce canopy extents by up to approx. 3m, leaving it approximately no closer than 4m from the trunk 6) Corsican pine (G5) - Reduce in length one lateral limb, emanating on S side of trunk at approx. 17m; limb notably protrudes from canopy edge and exposed to prevailing winds, reduce in length by up to 4m to suitable growth point leaving it no closer than 6m from the trunk 7) Corsican pine (G5)- Remove deadwood > 75mm in upper canopy directly over public footpath and garden; removed storm damaged 'stub' emanating at approx. 15m on S side of trunk 8) Cappadocian maple (G5) Remove deadwood limb on W side of trunk overhanging boundary and public footpath to N