T1. Yew and Box front RHS - Fell to as close to ground level as possible and treat stumps to inhibit regrowth 9x4m Tree pressing on and pushing wall over. Works to enable wall to be re built. T2. Cypress hedge rear garden - Fell to ground level and grind stump to a depth of approximately 300mm below adjacent ground level, backfill grindings into stump hole and leave excess in situ 2m tall hedge approximately 4m long, works to open up garden. T3. Hawthorn x 3 rear boundary - Fell to ground level and grind stump to a depth of approximately 300mm below adjacent ground level, backfill grindings into stump hole and leave excess in situ 4-5m tall trees, works to allow for new landscaping of rear boundary. T4. Elder x 5 rear boundary - Fell to ground level and grind stump to a depth of approximately 300mm below adjacent ground level, backfill grindings into stump hole and leave excess in situ 4-5m tall trees, works to allow for new landscaping of rear boundary. T5. Privet rear boundary - Reduce to fence height 2m tall hedge to be reduce to 1.4m. works to allow for new landscaping of rear.

T1 Goat Willow rear garden - Make new pollard at approximately 4 metres from ground level 14x9m down to 4x1m. Over shadowing the rear garden . T2 Cotoneaster rear garden - Reduce to 5 metres tall 8x5m down to 5x5m. To allow light beneath. T3 Apple x 2 rear garden - Prune / reduce by up to 1.5 metres 7x5m down to 5.5x3.5m. Winter pruning for fruit. T4 Holly x 6 approx. rear boundary - Reduce height by up to 3 metres and trim garden side to tidy including trimming over all shrubs on rear boundary a metre above fence height and reduce and reshape Cotoneaster by up to 3 metres 8x4m down to 5x3.5m. Over grown hedge. To allow light over the top T5 Cotoneaster and Privet rear garden LHS - Reduce Privet to half a metre above fence height and reduce and reshape Cotoneaster by up to 3 metres 7x4m down to 4x4m. To allow light into rear garden.

Fell 33 Conifers,, Laurels and Privet . Reason = to reinstate our boundary line. The fencing on the boundary line is damaging the fencing and pushing out. In addition it is to make the boundary safe. Replacement trees = yes as part of garden redesign. Type and position not yet known.

General cut back to both sides of rear boundary trees at rear of 4 Hillfield Road and 40 Oakwood Close. No trees rae to be taken down completely. This is a cut back of overhanging trees on both sides of the boundary fence.

Rear Garden - Left Hand Side T1 - Magnolia Reduce to a height of approximately 2 metres and reduce width accordingly to shape while retaining young furnishing growth. The tree is located in the rear garden to the left hand side adjacent to the boundary fence of No27 Reduction to reduce the tree to 2m from ground level to reduce the tree to a suitable and desirable size for its location. To reduce the extent of encroachment from the garden area of No27 and lawn area of No29. To allow more suitable light levels in to the rear elevations of No27 & 29

Submission of boundary fencing details pursuant to Condition 6 of permission 20/00582/RET. Retrospective planning permission is sought for the over-boarding of existing paved area to the rear of the pub in timber decking, with an increase in height of the area by approximately 250mm. Increase the area of the patio/decking from approximately 80m2 to 91m2 together with provision of handrails, posts and balustrading to the deck and steps down onto existing concrete steps and side lawn. Demolition of the existing open-sided smoking shelter and formation of a new open-sided smoking shelter on deck. Erection of an open-sided shelter to rear of the pub garden and erection of a temporary pergola over an existing paved area within the pub garden. Provision of fencing and a gate between car park and with a extension to the existing ramp from the car park area into the garden. Provision of festoon lighting to the pergola and an existing tree.

OWNERS PERMISSION REQUIRED SEE NOTES FOR GUIDANCE. Various trees left hand side rear garden reduce back to 1 metre from boundary fence, reduce Ivy clad tree in neighbours at end by 4 metres in height

SEE INFORMATIVES FOR GUIDANCE ON OWNERS PERMISSION. Rear Garden Right Hand Side in Car Park of Black Horse. T1 - Acer. Remove first 3 x laterals overhanging boundary. The subject tree requires pruning as specified in order to remove the encroachment to the clients property and maintain adequate clearance to the side elevation. T2 - Acer. Fell as close to ground level as possible. The subject tree requires removing as it is causing direct damage to the boundary fence T3 - Acer. Remove first lateral overhanging boundary. The subject tree requires pruning as specified in order to remove the encroachment to the clients property and maintain adequate clearance to the side elevation. T4 - Acer Remove first lateral overhanging boundary. The subject tree requires pruning as specified in order to remove the encroachment to the clients property and maintain adequate clearance to the side elevation. T5 - Western Red Cedar. Fell completely in sections, using lowering ropes where necessary. The subject tree is a very poor specimen and is causing direct damage to the adjacent outbuilding. Tree removal is justified in order to mitigate further damage and allow repairs to the building. T6 - Spruce. Fell completely in sections, using lowering ropes where necessary. The subject tree is causing direct damage to the adjacent outbuilding. Tree removal is justified in order to mitigate further damage and allow repairs to the building. Due to the trees size and future growth requirements, its retention is not viable.

Submission of Tree Protection Plan and Arboricultural Method Statement (AMS) pursuant to Condition 4 of permission 19/01965/F. Replacement of boundary fence with replacement higher acoustic fence.

Two Holly Trees, which have historic wind blown trunks now at approximately 25 degrees to the ground. Phoenix Tree branches rise from the original trunks. Request permission to remove original trunks and Phoenix branch growth that is more than 1.5m from base, leaving vertical growth on remaining trunks and reducing future risk of collapse and possible associated damage to boundary fence.